Travel

United Airlines was bullish on Wednesday about a 'strong finish' to the year as the carrier saw demand begin to rise earlier in the month amid decreased uncertainty.

Severe weather caused delays at Newark Liberty International Airport, with United Airlines passengers saying they were stuck on the tarmac for seven hours.

Walt Disney World's Test Track reopens after refurbishment, with annual passholders getting first access for the attraction that reaches speeds of 65 mph.

Avelo Airlines is closing its Southern California operations to focus on East Coast growth, allowing affected passengers to get full refunds.

The tilting roller coaster Siren's Curse at the Six Flags-owned Ohio theme park became stuck on two separate occasions, according to local media reports.

A new report from AirHelp shed light on how airports around the world and in the U.S. performed, giving 250 airports around the world a ranking in its 2025 AirHelp Score.

Americans traveling overseas face higher costs as the U.S. dollar weakens against foreign currencies, squeezing budgets for hotels, food and transportation abroad.

Traveling nurses and relocating workers can now book Hilton's new LivSmart Studios extended-stay brand that features amenities with studio-like apartments.

A Delta flight bound for Fort Lauderdale had to do divert and land instead in Fort Myers after smoke from a "personal battery" was reported, according to the airline.

An Airbus A330 bound for New York diverted to Lajes Airport on a remote island following mechanical issues, with all passengers and crew members arriving safely.

Disney is honoring its longstanding tradition of supporting the U.S. military. On July 4, the 1st Marine Division Band will perform at Disneyland's Flag Retreat Ceremony.

Six Flags may close California's Great America park in 2027 due to low profit margins, months after announcing the closure of its Maryland location, which will operate until Nov. 2.

Floating food delivery service brings Chick-fil-A to boaters at Florida's Crab Island, operating April through September, with various items available.

Travel on the July 4th holiday weekend is expected to hit a record with 72.2 million Americans journeying at least 50 miles from home, according to AAA.

Millions of Qantas customers may have had data stolen in a cyberattack on a third-party platform, with names, emails and frequent flyer numbers potentially exposed.

British firm Vertical Aerospace advances zero-emissions aviation with its VX4 aircraft that travels 100 miles per charge, targeting business-class flyers at Uber Black prices.

Cruise lines such as Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian have been embracing private destinations, opening new ones and upgrading ones they already have.

Hotel owners in Los Angeles battled the city council's mandated wage increase to $30, warning of economic consequences including delayed renovations and massive layoffs in the industry.

Popular chain Buc-ee's expanded this week with new travel centers in Brunswick, Georgia, and Mount Crawford, Virginia, both sprawling 74,000 square feet.

A "technology issue" affected American Airlines systems on Friday, and passengers reported long waits on planes before the issue was resolved.