Thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic, a successful 2020-21 ski season demands a flexible schedule, Type A-planning sensibilities and the financial means to do it all.
Archaeologists unearthed a slave quarters site at Newtowne Neck State Park, which was once the site of a Jesuit plantation in southern Maryland. The slave quarters may date back to the 1700s. The site may also have a connection to Georgetown University's history of slave trading.
A subway train in the Netherlands was saved from a spectacular crash when it burst through buffers and landed on an artwork in the shape of a whale tail.
Six Lufthansa Boeing 747-400s landed at Twente Airport, a small Dutch air hub in the northeast of the country, back in the summer -- but then were stranded for months.
Donald Trump and Joe Biden's plans for the travel industry could mean big changes for aviation and the transportation industry. CNN Travel looks at what the US election results might mean for travel.
This Halloween, Japan closed popular landmarks and party spots due to Covid-19, but the country's tourism bureau offered citizens exciting virtual alternatives.
It's nearly a decade behind schedule, 4 billion Euros over budget, and there's a global pandemic crippling the aviation industry. But Germany's much-delayed Berlin-Brandenburg Willie Brandt Airport is finally open.
The real Buckingham Palace is temporarily closed. This new mobile home modeled after the Queen's residence, however, is now open and taking reservations.
When air traffic controller Ashleigh Goldberg was on position at Boston Center for a retiring pilot's final flight, she had no idea she would be speaking to a man her grandfather hired 40 years earlier.
An Air Transat Airbus A321 flew from Montreal to Athens in October, breaking the record for the world's longest passenger flight on a single-body aircraft
Celebrity Edge Captain Kate McCue tells CNN Travel what it's like taking charge of an enormous floating city and navigating the unexpected, choppy waters of the pandemic.
For reassurance and to find the best options in the confusing times of the Covid-19 pandemic, some travelers are turning -- for the first time -- to travel agents.
When comedian Sacha Baron Cohen released his satirical mockumentary about the fictional Kazakh reporter Borat Sagdiyev in 2006, it was banned in Kazakhstan.
