Passengers on a British Airways flight from London to Dusseldorf, Germany, are surprised when their plane lands in Edinburgh, Scotland. Find out how this travel mistake happened.
Ever dreamed of owning your own Italian private island? An aristocratic family is selling one in Sicily for a lot less than the price of a Tuscan villa or a Manhattan loft apartment.
British food isn't bad. It's just misunderstood. It's high time we reevaluate our assumptions with 20 classic dishes -- from Yorkshire pudding to jellied eels.
The canyon of Fjaðrárgljúfur in Iceland, which made an appearance in a Justin Bieber music video, is closing to tourists following environmental concerns about the number of visitors it is attracting.
British Airways is launching its shortest flight to date: a 54-mile, 50-minute flight from Bahrain International Airport to Dammam, Saudi Arabia. The return flight will be even quicker, with only 40 minutes spent in the air.
Choosing between a world-class flower festival, Argentine wine harvest or trans-Africa road rally may be tough for travelers, but spring is calling and it's time to make a choice.
Jackie and Aristotle Onassis helped set the tone for glamor in the late '60s, and their yacht was a big part of the image. Now you can rent their former yacht from a charter company in Greece -- if you have the money.
Aosta Valley Airport in northern Italy has the 10th most scenic airport landing in the world. Which nine airports does PrivateFly rank even higher in its annual poll for beautiful arrivals?
The Airbus A380 might be on the out, but Japanese airline All Nippon Airways (ANA) has just taken delivery of the first of three snazzy new editions of the superjumbo aircraft.
Fed up with years of unruly antics and unflattering headlines, spring break destinations across the Southeast US have been cracking down on student partyers.
The Pakistani city of Lahore is one of the Indian subcontinent's most brilliant gems, yet it remains relatively obscure outside the country -- an unexpected pleasure for travelers.
As one of the world's largest financial centers, mention of Zurich's food scene -- if it was mentioned at all -- commonly evoked images of dour bankers in business suits with a penchant for high-end, if conservative, cuisine.
For millions of people across the globe, Nowruz is no small celebration. Think Christmas, New Year's and Fourth of July combined -- and add to that fire festivities, delicious meats, rice and spices, family gatherings, street dances and loud banging on pots.
