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Boom Technology's visionary chief believes he can see into a low-cost high-speed future for air travel.

The Rijksmuseum has a new exhibition that links Dutch society to the role slavery played in its development and wealth through a series of individual stories.

A Flemish serpentarium is closing, and new homes are needed for its collection.

JetBlue will serve two London airports from New York this summer, but has deferred its planned Boston service until next year.

The company that owns it, and the Orient Express, has decided there's more to be made elsewhere post-pandemic.

A popular attraction for Galapagos visitors, especially divers, has given way to nature; its horizontal cap has crumbled into the sea.

The hotel operator has grown tired of scammers using its name to cheat the public and is going after the robocall industry.

Desperate for cash to survive pandemic-induced losses, the cross-Channel rail service gets a shareholder-based bailout.

A temporary bridge makes an epic journey through Rotterdam's waterways to its assignment to stand in for a bridge under repair.

A land-locked replica of the doomed ship will soon host overnight guests at a Chinese theme park.

Disney's newest ship features a duplex suite that would be hard to match even on a luxury private yacht.

A practical guide to daily vacation expenses once you've sorted your transportation and lodging.