TRAVEL NEWS

Airlines like United, Air France and Qantas provide free kits with toys and coloring books for young fliers.

Bags VIP transfers your checked luggage from the arriving airport to wherever you’re staying. It just requires a little faith.

A professional violinist said Ryanair refused to let her board with her priceless instrument, forcing her to book a last-minute flight with another carrier.

The airline mechanic was caught looking for cocaine bricks under an international flight, federal agents said.

Barcelona’s cocktail scene rivals New York and London, bringing on drinks with inventive infusions, flavored bubbles and artistic vessels.

Italy’s most famous fountain has an overtourism problem, but locals say restricting access might not be the best solution.

The year in reader’s travel photos includes Atlantic puffins, Brazilian revelers, Italian beachgoers and more.

New Zealand announced it is nearly tripling its tourist tax, joining places from Venice to Bali, Indonesia, that are trying to offset overtourism.

Check-ins were delayed and towels were piled up at a Boston Hilton as Unite Here workers picketed over Labor Day weekend.

Jet lag gets a bad rap, but I look forward to those first few days at home after a trip abroad

Dating back nearly four decades, the Route 127 Yard Sale snakes through Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan.

Italy’s Amalfi Coast looks like a cliffside paradise on TikTok and Instagram. And it is — but with endless stairs, long bus lines and impatient tourists.

Following TikTok tips for glam passport photos could keep you from boarding a flight, authorities say. One travel agent recommends you look “like a swamp rat.”

When you take Amtrak from California to New York, America’s beauty is just outside your observation car window.

A national park created an ad out of visitors’ criticisms after it was ranked “one of the most disappointing U.S. attractions.”

Chenoa Nickerson of Arizona was swept away by the floodwaters, which devastated Havasupai tribal land. Park rangers found her body after days of searching.

Working “on reserve” with hours of unpaid labor makes it difficult for new flight attendants to turn the job into a career.