Artists in a small Mexican town are using their talents to revive muralism, a movement that put the country at the vanguard of art a century ago.
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As designers continue to push the envelope on over-the-top superyachts, several ships are bumping up the luxury offerings on older ships at a lower (but still high) price point.
Several vacation spots in Italy have introduced fines to keep people from doing things they’re not supposed to and to keep people safe. Buzz60’s Johana Restrepo has more.
A former hotel housekeeper is grossing out thousands on TikTok after revealing just how dirty most guest rooms are.
Road trips are a rite of passage for many Americans. These driving adventures are full of roadside attractions, eclectic diners and incredible memories. Yet, with high gas prices, many families…
Despite what some travelers might think, booking a hotel in advance usually isn’t a good idea. The savings aren’t huge, but booking at the last minute knocks about 13% off…
Over the last two weeks, two branches of government have staked out a position that when an airline cancels or substantially delays your flight, no matter what the reason, it should either get you to your destination as quickly as possible or give you a cash refund — and that a voucher or future credit isn't an adequate alternative. Unlike the case of minimized airline seat size, I think this idea will have legs.
The daughter of the Dutch national team’s dressage coach Sjef Janssen and dressage trainer Kerensa Muller, Kayden Muller-Janssen paved a different career path for herself. A former competitive baton twirler, the 20-year-old singer is best known these days for her acting career, which includes Disney’s “The Villains of Valley View.” Based out of Wellington, Florida, Muller-Janssen describes her character, Hartley, as “an interesting character. She’s charismatic and loves to help others and her community. She doesn't like to lie so that is a big challenge for her throughout the show. I think Hartley would be a great travel partner. She always has a positive outlook on life and knows how to have a good time.”
When sightseeing my way through Stockholm — which has a longer list of must-see attractions than any city in Scandinavia — I take full advantage of the local tradition of the fika — Sweden's ritual coffee break.
Traveling itself can be stressful enough without the prospect of something happening to your luggage.
It’s been a rough season for airlines, but even rougher for travelers. Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details.
Venice, Monaco, Singapore … pair alluring destinations like these with a casino, and unforgettable experiences are promised.
Heading to Boston and looking for an adventure? You just came to the right place. Here are the best day hikes in the city — and none are taxing to your budget.
Stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) is considered an ancient form of surfing, traced to early days in Polynesia. More recently, in the 1940s, surf instructors on a Waikiki beach in Hawaii are said to have used the skill to allow them a better view of their students. Today, families can indulge in …
Some good news for travelers, you could stand to receive more money from the airlines, if things go awry.
Bringing duct tape with you when traveling may seem unusual but travel experts claim it’s a miracle tool.
Forget spontaneous romantic dinners. Ditto for any big adventures.
Do you think airplane seats are too small? Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details.
In the middle of a glorious family vacation to Greece earlier this month, I was tempted to extend our stay
If you prefer vacation rentals like Airbnbs to hotels, then taking an extended stay can pay off — and not just because it’s more time on vacation and less time…
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Venice, Monaco, Singapore … pair exotic destinations like these with a casino, and unforgettable experiences are promised. OLBG highlights 10 casinos that made their mark in history.
High prices are going to have an impact on your travel plans, here’s some ways to trim costs. Trinity Chavez has the details.
Unless you travel exclusively in first class or by private jet, you've encountered flying in the "economy," "coach," or "main" cabin of a jet plane. Chances are, you've found those seats to be tight — too tight for today's travelers. Back in 2018, Congress seemed to think so and it asked the FAA to issue standards for minimum seat size. And, here four years later, FAA finally agreed: It's about to issue a notice of proposed rulemaking (NOPR) asking for public comments on possible future minimum seat size standards.
Two decades after leaving his native California to launch his career overseas, musician and actor Van Ness Wu is celebrating the release of his first all-English-language album “Take a Ride.” Over the years, the multi-lingual artist has collaborated with singers like Beyonce and Bruno Mars, but Wu’s latest collection of songs pays homage to his childhood musical influences (Michael Jackson, Prince, A Tribe Called Quest), while putting a fresh spin on his unique sound that incorporates hip-hop, pop and rhythm and blues. Given that his busy schedule takes him around the world often, it’s not surprising to learn that the singer-songwriter penned songs for “Take a Ride” while in London, Kyoto and Malibu. As for this interview, Wu answered questions from his hotel room in Changsha, China.
I’m high in the Swiss Alps in a tiny mountain hut on a perch called Ebenalp. Here, a spry grandpa in a sweater as worn as his face pulls a wide-eyed child onto his lap to teach him to drum with old wooden spoons, as the old-timer next to him pumps on his squeezebox. Tall, sloppy mugs of beer stoke the commotion. I’m immersed in the conviviality, but eventually climb upstairs to my lofty bunk.
Transportation experts advise on what to do if an airline loses your luggage. Trinity Chavez explains.
The U.S. Department of Transportation has just released data about passenger grievances with U.S. airlines. Veuer’s Tony Spitz has the details.
Historically, summer is always a challenging time to fly. Here’s a flight attendant's advice on traveling based on 20 years of working at 30,000 feet.