This week in travel news: Ongoing funding concerns surrounding TSA agents remain in focus, while United Airlines introduces its innovative “Relax Row” seating and rising domestic travel helps offset a slowdown in international visitors.
Domestic travel is helping stabilize the U.S. tourism sector as international arrivals continue to decline, with data pointing to a demand for shorter, more frequent trips.
United Airlines' Relax Row economy seat is designed to convert into a couch for long-haul travel. The carrier is the first in North America to introduce this seating concept.
I do love a ride on a thrilling rollercoaster, but on a recent trip to Orlando—Florida’s tourism star—I was happy to discover this Central Florida city beyond the theme parks.
From beachfront resorts to Western ranches, these family-friendly properties offer more than a place to stay, with activities and experiences designed to elevate the vacation.
SV Prive is a new collection of ultra-luxury private car journeys designed for travelers seeking highly personalized itineraries, exclusive access and immersive cultural experiences.
Collette has introduced its new Solo Travel Savings Campaign. Running now through July 15, the campaign offers solo guests up to $1,000 off select Explorations tours.