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The Tropicana came down in an elaborate implosion early Wednesday in Las Vegas. The iconic hotel and casino was the last true mob structure on the Strip.

Travelers were floored when an airline played a sexually-explicit movie on every passenger's screen during an international flight – with no way to turn it off.

A video circulating on X appears to show a Frontier plane catching fire as it landed in Las Vegas. Frontier confirmed the flight had an emergency while landing Saturday afternoon.

The status of cruise operations was in the spotlight after dockworkers at ports along the East and Gulf Coasts went on strike this weekk.

After a four-month delay in Belfast, cruise passengers aboard the Odyssey have finally begun their 3½-year around-the-world voyage.

Southwest says that it plans to revamp its seating policy but passengers won’t see the change immediately.

The airport experience can vary from one location to the next. These are the airports that J.D. Power found scored the highest for overall customer satisfaction.

A passenger airplane traveling from Norway to Spain was forced to land after a rodent popped out of one of its in-flight meals.

Panicked passengers onboard a U.K. flight were forced to evacuate down emergency slides after a vape pen was suspected of exploding on their plane, filling the cabin with smoke.

The highest peak in Great Smoky Mountains National Park will be renamed Kuwohi, reverting to its Cherokee name after more than 150 years.

A 60-year-old woman from New Hampshire suffered severe thermal burns after falling into scalding water near Yellowstone's Old Faithful geyser.

Americans can now renew their passports online but there are a list of requirements that must be met before you can.

A Delta flight from Salt Lake City to Portland was forced to return due to cabin pressure issues, causing passengers to experience pain, ear discomfort, and nosebleeds.

The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating three separate plane crashes in Alaska that occurred over a three-day period.

A survey of 400 hotels reveals wacky room service requests, unusual personal items left behind and the hotel perks you didn’t know you needed.

The FBI is reportedly investigating how a child fell as the ship was heading back to Galveston, Texas.

Airline loyalty programs and credit cards are used by tens of millions of Americans every year to book vacations and travel for the holidays, but which ones provide the most value?

The September 11th attacks profoundly changed air travel. Prior to 2001, security protocols were less stringent, allowing friends and family to accompany passengers to the gate. Post-9/11, significant changes were introduced