The World's First Giga Dive Roller Coaster Is Opening In Texas In 2026
Everything is bigger in Texas, including this record-breaking giga dive roller coaster, with a 309-foot climb, a beyond-vertical drop, and speeds of 87 mph.
Read More-
-
Two Of The World's Most Beautiful Airports Of 2026 Are Right Here In The US
In 2026, two U.S. airports made the list of the world's most beautiful air hubs for their innovative architectural design, efficiency, and visitor experience.
Read More -
How This California Couple Legally Built A Home In Glacier National Park
If you ever dreamed of living inside a national park, like one couple in Montana's Glacier National Park, there's a loophole that might make it possible.
Read More -
New Orleans' Abandoned Amusement Park May Soon Become An Epic Combination Water Park
This abandoned and once-flooded amusement park in New Orleans is set to rise again as a water park and entertainment hub thanks to a massive redevelopment.
Read More -
This California Beach Is Implementing A New Law That Could Get You Fined Up To $1,000
In one California coastal city, a common beach day activity is now against the rules and could cost you $1,000 if you fail to follow the new guidelines.
Read More -
This Southern California Airport Is Getting A Brand-New $1.3B Terminal In 2026
After nearly 100 years in operation, this LA-area airport is receiving massive upgrades, including a new terminal to replace its old concourses.
Read More -
TSA Issued A Warning To Foreign World Cup Tourists Obsessed With This American Food Item
One liquid food item has impressed World Cup visitors to the U.S., but now, TSA is responding to its popularity with some important rules and reminders.
Read More -
Three Brand New State Parks Are Coming To California – Here's What To Expect
California's governor has proposed three new state parks in the Central Valley region, offering riverside trails, Dust Bowl history, and wildlife habitats.
Read More -
Between Santa Monica & Long Beach Is California's Coastal Town With A Fun, New Harbor
Though not on the typical tourist trail in Los Angeles, this local neighborhood boasts worthwhile attractions and restaurants, especially along its new harbor.
Read More -
This Major Airline Rolled Back Its Controversial Seating Policy That Outraged Travelers
One major airline recently introduced a new policy for bigger-bodied passengers and then slightly rolled it back. But is it too little, too late?
Read More -
American Airlines Is Making Summer Travel Harder By Suspending These Flight Routes
Largely due to rising fuel costs, American Airlines is cutting six different domestic routes between August and early October, which may impact your trip.
Read More -
Large Cruise Ships Could Return To This East Coast Hotspot For Off-Peak Travel
One East Coast port town could start welcoming large cruise ships back during the off-season following a new judicial ruling, though some obstacles remain.
Read More -
US Airlines Are Cutting Flights To Las Vegas, Making Travel Harder For Visitors
Planning a trip to Las Vegas? You might have a harder time finding a flight. Here's what's going on and what you can expect traveling to Las Vegas this summer.
Read More -
A Unique, New Pirate-Themed Water Park Is Coming To Texas' Kemah Boardwalk In 2027
Just outside of Houston, the family-friendly Kemah Boardwalk is expected to open a new water park in 2027 with slides, a net bridge, and other attractions.
Read More -
This California Beach City's New 'Umbrellas Only' Rule Could Land You A $500 Fine
One coastal city in California has enacted a new rule on shade coverings, starting in May 2026, and those who don't comply may have to pay a hefty fine.
Read More -
Southwest Airlines Banned This 'Human-Like' Technology After A Flight Went Viral
Two recent incidents — one of which went viral on social media — have led to a new ban on Southwest Airlines, but not everyone agrees with the reasoning.
Read More -
Tourists Should Think Twice Before Visiting This Popular Island Destination In 2026
This sun-soaked archipelago welcomed 18.4 million visitors in 2025, but travelers are now being discouraged from visiting due to the impact of over-tourism.
Read More -
Consumer Reports Ranked This Cruise Line As No. 1 For Satisfaction In 2026
Out of 19 cruise lines, one stands out among passengers for providing access to the world's most beautiful places and incredibly memorable experiences.
Read More -
Tennessee's Newest State Park Is An Archaeological Treasure With A Nearby Cave System
Spanning over 500 acres at the convergence of two ecological zones, Tennessee's newest archeological park sits atop a fascinating underground cave.
Read More -
Australia's Biggest City Is Getting A Second International Airport In 2026
Set to become the largest airport in Australia, this new international travel hub operates 24/7, and will soon be connected by metro right to the city.
Read More -
Pennsylvania Is Cracking Down On This Driving Habit Travelers Should Know In 2026
Pennsylvania has introduced a law to improve safety for residents and visitors on the road, and officers are now taking enforcement to the next level.
Read More -
TSA Launched A New Airport Security Program – Here's How It Affects Travelers
The TSA is taking airport security screening to the next level with a brand new program that is set to make traveling smoother and more efficient.
Read More -
Why Travelers Are Less Inclined To Take Caribbean Vacations In 2026
Fewer travelers are expected to put the Caribbean on their vacation itinerary this year, and many popular hot spots have reportedly seen a decrease in visitors.
Read More -
Tourists Can't Stop Damaging Famous Landmarks In Europe, Leaving Locals Outraged
A troubling trend is on the rise in Europe and some locals are expressing frustration, saying that social media-fueled travel is partly to blame.
Read More -
Robot Baggage Handlers Are Coming To A Japanese Airport. Is This The Future, Or A Bad Sci-Fi Movie?
Robot baggage handlers are coming to an airport in Japan. But what do supporters and critics say? We dive into the debate to ask: Is this really the future?
Read More -
Pennsylvania's Largest Theme Park Is Turning 120 – But Will It Open In Time For Summer?
Theme park season is approaching, but Pennsylvania's most iconic park may not open as planned due to a potential strike — here's what you need to know.
Read More -
Say Goodbye To Your Passport If You Haven't Paid Off This Type Of Debt
The U.S. Department of State has begun cracking down on unpaid debt, and even those traveling abroad are not immune to having their passports revoked.
Read More
