5 Natural Wonders in The US to Check Out This Summer

It's going to be a busy travel summer.

New Delta Air Lines daily service to New York-JFK has potential to generate up to 46,000 passengers through Shannon Airport.

Wego, the number 1 travel app and largest travel marketplace in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), is excited to announce a new partnership with the Greek National Tourism Organization (GNTO) aimed at showcasing the best of Greece during the vibrant summer season. This collaboration invites travelers to immerse themselves in Greece’s breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and exquisite cuisine, promising an unforgettable Mediterranean adventure.

Air Serbia celebrates one year of direct flights from Belgrade to Chicago, successfully transporting over 40,000 passengers and enhancing Serbia-North America relations.

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WHY IT RATES: Travelers taking a road trip this summer can make their vacation more affordable thanks to Red Roof.—Donald Wood, Breaking News Senior Writer.

For the upcoming summer, Hilton.com has released a list of the top destinations on travelers' minds according to what was searched the most online.

Southwest Airlines is looking to become only the second airline to operate a nonstop route between Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) and Las Vegas' Harry Reid International Airport (LAS).

The heatwaves that have swept over southern and central Europe in recent summers have led many travelers to consider an adventure trip further to the north, specifically to the Nordic countries — including Norway, Sweden, Denmark, and the Faroe Islands. While climate change has wreaked havoc on forecasts, there’s a reasonable expectation that summer in Oslo or Stockholm should be a bit more temperate than in Rome or Athens. Here’s a look at five Nordic adventures to consider this summer.

Private aviation, despite its detractors, is the engine that drives business. In fact, Dublin Airport authorities recently dropped plans to limit private jets after corporate users said it would cause them to halt Irish expansion plans. Equally important, private aviation plays a critical role as a time machine for leisure flyers. UHNWs regularly jet between homes and vacation spots. However, flying privately also benefits occasional users.

An hour north of Cape Town, the Swartland, one of the largest wine-producing areas in the Western Cape, doesn’t receive nearly the same attention as its polished neighbors in the Cape Winelands; the clean-cut vineyards of Stellenbosch, Paarl, and Franschhoek, where a hop-on, hop-off wine tram runs through the valley. Instead, the Swartland is the opposite of a wine tourism hub, with dirt roads carving through golden wheat fields that form a pattern of stripes along the foothills of Paardeberg mountain. Along the highway, carefully stacked hay bales form a makeshift café—one of the sole roadside stops—and the only pop of color punctuating the blonde, desert-like expanse (which could double as a backdrop for a Clint Eastwood film) comes from the patchwork of old-bush vines and olive groves. After the winter rains, the native rhinoceros bush takes on an inky hue, which is how the Swartland (Afrikaans for “black land”) earned its name.

While summer might be beginning its swing in destinations across the globe, many travelers have just now started contemplating where they’d like to visit this summer.