| Don't rule out all Middle East trips |
Nervous American travelers will likely choose to avoid the entire Middle East right now, but travel experts say that plenty of region's diverse destinations are calm and open for business. |
| Caribbean cruise cut short by illness |
Passengers on the Crown Princess are coming home early from a Caribbean cruise, thanks to a second nasty outbreak of gastrointestinal illness. |
| Guidelines dispute 'economy-class syndrome' |
Good news for airline passengers sardined in coach: You're no more likely to develop dangerous blood clots than your first-class neighbors, according to medical guidance issued Tuesday for the treatment and prevention of life-threatening clots. |
| 5 reasons to care about new FAA law |
Did you hear that? It's a door busting open in Washington, unblocking a huge backlog of airline issues that will directly affect America's millions of air travelers. |
| After much delay, Senate clears FAA bill |
After passing 23 temporary extensions, the Senate voted 75 to 20 Monday to approve a long-term funding bill for the FAA and sent it to the president for his expected signature. |
| Make the front-desk clerk your ally |
When it comes to hotel rooms, the definition of "best" is in the mind of the key holder. Here's how to be sure that you're getting the best possible room to suit your needs. |
| Montana airport gets private screeners |
The TSA said Monday it will allow a Montana airport to hire a private company to conduct the TSA screening. |
| Bali beyond sun, sand and sex |
Bali may have its share of tourists seeking nothing more than sun and sex in the party triad of Kuta, Legian and Seminyak, but this only forms a small part of what's on offer. |
| 'Downton Abbey' tourism buzz |
Lots of sexy, glamorous and irresistible characters make their way through "Downton Abbey." But to many fans, the castle is the biggest star. |