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The Roman Empire TikTok trend has taken the world by storm with many people asking men in their lives how often they think about the long-serving dynasty and recording their answers, often surprised by the frequency. Currently, the “#romanempire” has more than 1 billion views on TikTok.

Ever suspected if a viral airplane video you're watching is just too dramatic to be real?

Welcome back to another episode of the TravelPulse Podcast! 

Chase offers four cards in the Ink Business family.

Things might be better than they were a week ago, but it appears to still be a case of hit-or-miss mayhem at MGM Resorts following a "cybersecurity issue" the company acknowledged earlier this month.

A town in Vermont known for its gorgeous leaf-peeping has closed several roads after complaints about being overrun by tourists looking for the perfect fall foliage photo. 

If you've ever longed to float down the river on the "Pirates of the Caribbean" ride at work or have the insatiable urge to traverse Main Street on a Monday night, there may be some science to explain why.

Defining disability has long been a contentious and polarizing endeavor. For some, the word carries a heavy burden; for others, it's a source of pride. Each person's relationship with the label is as complex, personal, and nuanced as their impairments themselves. There is no single definition, no one size fits all.

This summer, every day seems to bring another headline of tourists around the world behaving badly.

Travelers are used to airline frequent flyer programs changing the rules of the game and moving the ball a la Charlie Brown and Lucy Van Pelt — and just like with Charlie Brown, the moves made are usually not to the advantage of most travelers.

Disney World's Magic Kingdom Park received an unexpected visitor — without a theme park ticket — to the Orlando, Florida property on Monday.

The family-friendly Chappaqua Children’s Book Festival will take place at the Chappaqua Metro-North train station on Saturday, September 30, 2023.

An Asiatic black bear, which endured severe trauma in a zoo in Russian-occupied Ukraine, is set to be adopted by a zoo in Scotland.

Passengers on an Air China flight were evacuated upon landing in Singapore after one of the aircraft’s engines caught fire, leading to a three-hour closure of Changi Airport on Sunday.

After enduring nearly a month of heartache and anxiety, a dog owner can finally rest after her missing dog was found safely at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport on Saturday, according to airport officials.

Alison Sinclair’s trip to Turks and Caicos was supposed to be one of the best times of her life. But while on an island getaway with her best friend, she skipped beach time and swimming in favor of the bar, getting so drunk every day that she alienated her friend and they stopped speaking.

As we eagerly anticipate the upcoming Skift Global Forum 2023 in two weeks, it’s the perfect time to take a trip down memory lane and revisit the incredible moments from previous forums. With the power of social media, the Skift community has come together to share their most cherished memories using the hashtag #SkiftRewind. These posts are a testament to the lasting impact of Skift Global Forums over the years and a reminder of the unparalleled experience that awaits us this year.

Terry and Al Hershey can afford to live anywhere they please after their successful careers—she in the corporate offices of Time Warner, he running businesses in medical device manufacturing and contract research and development. So, when they loaded up their 34-foot RV at their Bonita Springs, Florida home and hit the road to scout a second retirement locale, they headed to what might sound like a surprising place: Traverse City, Michigan, a small town (population 16,000) 250 miles northwest of Detroit, that sits on a bay opening to Lake Michigan. In 2021, the Hersheys moved into a 132-year-old, 5-bedroom Victorian three blocks from Grand Traverse Bay, where they spend six months a year with their goldendoodle and Aussiedoodle. Now both 76, they hike, bike, kayak and motorboat and can choose from scores of musical performances a year at the nearby Interlochen Center for the Arts and by the Traverse Symphony Orchestra. “We wanted a summer base,” Terry explains. Why not spend all year in Traverse City? They don’t mind the cold (they lived for many years in Colorado), but find the lack of sunshine during the winters in Traverse City too dreary, she says.

Venice will not be included on UNESCO’s list of “World Heritage in Danger” after a panel voted on Thursday to reject the recommendation of experts at the agency who had raised concerns that Italy had not done enough to protect the fragile city, which is threatened by climate change, mass tourism and development.

In these destinations, the focus of a new Netflix series, wellness isn’t a conscious goal, but an ancient way of life. 

On Thursday, Caesars Entertainment revealed in an SEC filing what had been reported Wednesday by Bloomberg and the Wall Street Journal: that the company had been the victim of “a social engineering attack on an outsourced IT support vendor used by the company.”