• Mon, May 26, 2025

by: Forbes

Memorial Day Flight Delays: Severe Thunderstorms Disrupt Travel At Major Airports

Tens of millions of Americans were projected to travel during the Memorial Day weekend.

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13 Action News Big Story: 2025 Summer Travel Outlook

Memorial Day is often referred to as the unofficial start to summer and this means families everywhere will soon be preparing for their summer vacations.

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Memorial Day travel expected to set records: AAA

There are set to be over 45 million travelers who will travel at least 50 miles from home, according to AAA.

by: KOIN

PDX travelers: No Real ID, no problem so far

It's the first holiday with Real ID in effect -- but so far, many travelers said they really didn't have any problems.

by: WFTV

Orlando sees surge in holiday travelers despite economic concerns

An expert told Channel 9 that tourists from the U.S. and other countries might avoid traveling altogether due to economic concerns.

by: BBC

King Charles travels to support Canada as it fends off Trump

The King and Queen will be arriving in Canada on Monday for a visit seen as a symbol of support.

by: Forbes

Cruises Are Redefining Travel As A Lifestyle, Not A Vacation

Cruise ships are getting bigger, yes, but also smaller and more exclusive offering something for every budget they're now a lifestyle rather than a vacation choice.

by: WFTV

Central Florida excepting record number of Memorial Day weekend travelers

Thousands made their way through central Florida for the Memorial Day weekend.
  • Tue, May 27, 2025

by: CNN

Canadians are boycotting the US. Are American travelers still welcome in Canada? | CNN

Canadian tourism officials are working to reassure American travelers who are worried about their reception in Canada. American tourists who are "respectful" of Canada's sovereignty are welcome, one business owner says.

by: KTVU

Can a great opening weekend for summer travel last?

It's been a very good holiday weekend for travel, but can it last?

by: Forbes

Tips To Overcoming Language Barriers When Traveling

Here are tips to overcoming language barriers when traveling.

by: WGME

Antiquated' Air Traffic Control system put to the test during summer travel season

A series of Air Traffic Control outages at major airports has shaken Americans' confidence in the integrity of air travel safety.

by: KHQ

Spokane's outdoor charm earns national spotlight on the Today Show

SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane has gained national attention as a top spring travel destination, highlighted on the Today Show.

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6 Secrets To Travel the World on a Shoestring Budget

Find out how the secrets to travel the world on a tight budget this year. Instead of taking those all-inclusive trips, you'll get a more authentic experience.

by: Newsweek

New aerospace medicine program to study long-term effects of space travel

by: Flightglobal

Leisure operator Sun D'Or echoes parent El Al's strong full-year performance

Israeli carrier El Al's leisure and charter operator, Sun D'Or, has echoed its parent's strong financial performance with a doubling of full-year profit. Sun D'Or transported over 1 million passengers last year, for the first time in its history, according to El Al's latest financial statement. The carrier uses a ...

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United Airlines changes traveler check-in times for domestic flights

The move, which applies to travelers without checked bags, starts June 3.

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U.S. Issues Serious Travel Warnings for Mexico

As Mexico enters its national hurricane season, the U.S. has warned its citizens against traveling to the popular Central American vacation hub.

by: Fortune

New study: Climate change could be driving women's cancer risk

Women who live in countries most vulnerable to climate change are at the greatest risk.

by: Kiplinger

What Medicare Covers When You Travel in the US and Abroad

Medical emergencies can happen at any time. Knowing what Medicare coverage you have, anywhere in the world, can help you avoid a massive bill.

by: Reuters

US, Venezuela each warn citizens against travel to other country

WASHINGTON/CARACAS (Reuters) -The United States and Venezuela on Tuesday each warned their respective citizens against traveling to the other country, with the U.S. citing the risk of wrongful detention in the South American nation and Venezuela saying its citizens are victims of systematic rights abuses in the U.S. "U.S. citizens in Venezuela face a significant and growing risk of wrongful detention," the State Department said in a statement. The department has assigned Venezuela, where there is no U.S. Embassy or consulate, its highest alert - Level 4: Do Not .

by: BroBible

Turkey Adopts New Law To Fine Flyers Who Commit One Of The Most Infuriating Air Travel Sins

Anyone who flies frequently enough knows there's no shortage of rude behaviors capable of riling up passengers on an airplane. Now, Turkey is cracking

by: AZFamily

Flagstaff named one of the most underrated travel destinations in the US

Flagstaff earns national praise as one of the most underrated U.S. travel spots, offering forests, dark skies, and easy access to parks like the Grand Canyon.

by: Fortune

Why Esther Perel is going all in on saving the American workforce in the age of AI

The world's relationship expert has entered the workplace.

by: Kiplinger

Kiplinger Readers' Choice Awards 2025: Travel Credit Cards

In our 2025 Readers' Choice Awards survey, readers evaluated financial providers. Find out which travel rewards credit cards came out on top.

by: Fortune

Current ARM mortgage rates report for May 26, 2025

See Monday's report on average mortgage rates adjustable-rate mortgages so you can pick the best home loan for your needs as you house shop.

by: Fortune

Cash-strapped recent college grads: These are 10 of the most affordable U.S. cities to live that also have low unemployment rates

Realtor.com released its ranking of the top rental markets for recent college grads.

by: Fortune

JPMorgan unveils its 2025 summer reading list for the wealthy

Skip the detective novel. Read about AI instead.

by: Fortune

It hasn't been this hard to find a used car since the height of COVID

Tariffs drive people away from new cars, creating a shortage on used car lots.

by: Fortune

Current price of gold: May 27, 2025

by: Fortune

Why LVMH's $1 billion Formula One bet is more than the average luxury partnership

As well as a timekeeper, Tag Heuer became the first title sponsor for the Monaco Grand Prix this year.

by: Fortune

Southwest Airlines decades-long free checked bags perk ends today

The airline announced in February that it was eliminating 1,750 jobs, or 15% of its corporate workforce, in the first major layoffs in the company's 53-year history.

by: Fortune

Job seekers are concerned that Trump's trade policies are hurting their chances of landing a role

The future looms large.

by: Fortune

Term Sheet Next: Andreessen Horowitz's David George on moving beyond buzzwords

David George, Andreessen Horowitz general partner, is Term Sheet Next's latest profile.

by: Fortune

Stocks swing to a flat close as bond yields spike on U.S. debt worries

Stocks closed flat on Thursday after swinging from losses to gains, while bond activity indicated worries about the U.S.' fiscal future.
  • Wed, May 28, 2025

by: Vogue

Weaving Through Guatemala: A Textile Lover's Travel Guide

Clothing is often a lens into a society's history, values, and artistry and nowhere is this truer than in Guatemala.

by: Newsweek

Affordable yacht vacations: group charters make luxe travel accessible

Vacations on yachts are gaining in popularity as more travelers crave luxury experiences they can share with friends and family.

by: Forbes

Can You Learn A Language From An App? Polyglot Travelers Weigh In

Can you really become fluent by using a language learning app? It turns out there are compelling pros and cons to learning a language online.

by: Forbes

Traveling With Pets: Tips To Make It Easy

Advice from a vet on preparing pets for travel, finding pet-friendly accommodations, and navigating air travel with animals.

by: Fortune

Whoopi Goldberg, Halle Berry, and other stars on how Hollywood treats Black women

"Number One on the Call Sheet" explores the racial pay gap and the lack of diversity across major categories at industry awards shows.

by: Fortune

Markets take a pause as investors stop 'TACO' trade after one day bounce

The cycle of depression and joy investors seem to experience each time Trump announces and then removes a tariff threat may be losing its intensity.

by: Fortune

Here's why Gen Z would rather go to ChatGPT for career advice instead of their own manager

by: Fortune

United Airlines is moving up the required 'check-in cutoff' time for travelers with only carry-on bags

Stragglers beware.

by: Fortune

Exclusive: Hex raises a $70 million Series C to double down on data in the AI era

Hex, a data analytics startup, has raised a $70 million Series C, Fortune can exclusively report.

by: Fortune

Healthcare AI revolution starts with building trust with professionals

Also: Stellantis has a new CEO, Musk doubts 'Big, Beautiful Bill', and McKinsey takes a 10% trim.

by: Fortune

The Fortune 500 in 1972: 116 consumer products in one beautiful collage

Everything, everywhere, all at once.

by: Fortune

Current refi mortgage rates report for May 28, 2025

See Wednesday's report on average refi rates on different types of home loans.

by: Fortune

Summer must-haves for inside and outside the home

We've rounded up the best of the summer season, from outdoor must-haves to chic home accessories.

King Charles travels to support Canada as it fends off Trump

The King and Queen will be arriving in Canada on Monday for a visit seen as a symbol of support.
The article from the BBC discusses the ongoing conflict in Sudan, focusing on the recent escalation of violence in the capital, Khartoum, and the western region of Darfur. It reports that at least 185 people have been killed and over 1,800 injured since the fighting began. The conflict involves the Sudanese army, led by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group commanded by General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo. The violence erupted due to disagreements over the integration of the RSF into the regular army, a key condition for a new transitional government. The article also mentions international calls for a ceasefire and the evacuation of foreign nationals, highlighting the dire humanitarian situation and the displacement of civilians.

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