Transportation tips

Steam locomotives were a widely used means of transportation in 19th-century America, but we've mostly moved on to more efficient (and less sooty) ways to get from one place to another.

With a population just shy of 22 million (and fast-rising), one can be forgiven for feeling overwhelmed by the idea of navigating a city the size of Beijing.

American Airlines has set a June 28 launch date for daily service between New York JFK and Tokyo Haneda.

For a city that knows how to surprise, come to Prague.

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Allie Hubers, an experienced traveler who's boarded over 40 cruises, says an Apple AirTag is now an essential item on her packing list.

“ A death toll of 1.19 million is way too high a price to pay for our mobility… we need to do more. The rates of deaths in the United States are seven times higher than in Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.” — Dr. Etienne Krug

There aren't many destinations that make getting around as easy as South Korea does – it's a gift to travelers who love to explore on their own schedule.

Don't be alarmed by the tone of South Korean hits like Parasite and Squid Game: a visit to the capital city isn't synonymous with economic malaise.

Airports across the United States are about to get a makeover thanks to a $970 million investment from the federal government.

From scriptwriting to headshot generation, artificial intelligence has established itself as a prominent player across all walks of professional life, and the travel industry is no exception. While novice travelers have traditionally opted for travel agents or consulting local tourism boards, recent technological advances have ushered in a new strategy for planning the perfect vacation—yet in spite of their ease of use, certain figures within the realm of travel worry that the information given through platforms like ChatGPT is far from perfect.

The Road to Hana is one of the most popular — and some would say treacherous — tourist activities on the island of Maui in Hawaii.

Beijing offers a dizzying number of things to see and do, but its appeal extends well beyond the confines of the city. Within easy reach are Ming dynasty tombs, ancient villages, the Great Wall and even enthralling glass-bottom bridges dangling over a gorge – all memorable ways to spend a day.

The Department of Transportation issued a reminder to fliers to behave on flights after two passengers had a fistfight in midair.

Italy’s 50-kilometer-long Amalfi Coast is inundated with sun-seeking visitors every summer. Its geography and topography have gifted it with soaring cliff faces ideal for lemon cultivation, vertiginous villages and secluded rocky bays. But this also makes the coveted destination complicated to get to. Most travelers fly into Naples airport and, depending on budget, either take trains and buses to their coastal accommodation or a nearly two-hour taxi. This is all soon set to change, however, as a new (or renewed) airport will open on the coastline with flights starting this year.

Seoul's public transport network is amongst the best in the world – clean, punctual and committed to accessibility – and getting around the capital of South Korea is now smoother than ever thanks to several smartphone apps that provide real-time information. 

With a much-deserved reputation for being costly, San Francisco and the entire Bay Area regularly top the charts of the USA’s most expensive places to live.

The Senate Commerce, Science & Transportation Committee has approved a five-year FAA reauthorization bill, ending a long delay.

A consortium led by billionaire Ramon Ang’s San Miguel submitted the highest bid to upgrade the congested Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), the Philippines’ main international gateway.

Local buses, trams and subway trains are cancelled in 80 cities across Germany today, as well as disrpution at Hamburg airport.

Four bolts used to secure the panel that ultimately blew off an Alaska Airlines plane during a flight last month were removed — and appear not to have been replaced — at Boeing’s factory in Renton, Wash., according to a preliminary report released Tuesday by the National Transportation Safety Board.