Who wants to ride in a drone taxi?
A 'drone taxi' is tested in a Vienna stadium, but its maker is concerned that while the technology is nearly ready, the public may not be.
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Toronto: Uber Eats at airport gates
Uber Eats and airport concessionare team up for food-to-the-gate deliveries at Toronto's Pearson International Airport.
Now sharks are shooting action video!
Researchers at Australia's Murdoch University put great white sharks to work shooting video of their hunt through African kelp forests.
Historic New Orleans adds new space
A New Orleans museum adds a new campus to house a permanent exhibit on the history of the French Quarter.
UK surfers sweep up the plastic
A week-long campaign aims at clearing plastic waste off Britain's beaches
Airbnb offers date with Mona Lisa
Only a little time left to enter for a night at the Louvre with special events and airfare thrown in...
Copenhagen gets new bike bridge
A new cyclist-only bridge is expected to take a lot of load off the existing mixed-use bridge.
WOW founder wants to try again
With perhaps more optimism than is called for, the founder of failed discount airline WOW hopes to return to the air by June.
Surf's up—and this hotel follows it!
A unique mobile hotel follows the surf along Portugal's coast.
Santorini plea: Give the donkeys a break
Visitors, especially overweight ones, are being asked to give the island's cliff-climbing donkeys a break.
London Tulip: Crown jewel or eyesore?
A planned observation tower designed by a leading architect is facing controversy even though construction has been approved.
Disney gets ready for Star Wars crowds
Disney has new measures in place for the expected crowds at its newest attraction.
Last round-up for towel animals at sea?
Norwegian begins to limit or eliminate the popular towel creations. Will others follow?
Good news: TSA goes big on CT scanners
New technology that can let you leave laptop and liquids packed is moving from the test stage to front line at airports—hopefully one near you.
Madrid goes green for park cleanup
Sheep—500 of them, two shepherds and a dog—are Madrid's latest way to keep its parks clear of underbrush that could lead to fires.