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Beginning in February, people flying out of Lambert International Airport in St. Louis will be able to book nonstop flights to Montego Bay, Jamaica. ST. LOUIS -- Direct flights to...

A business of a travel-related nature is extremely popular right now. There is an increasing number of people choosing to launch a business. The great thing about these businesses is...

A pending railroad worker strike Friday, including those working for Amtrak, may create significant pains in an already strained economic environment. If no deal is reached, workers will go on...

The American image of Spain is Andalucía: the home of bullfights, flamenco, gazpacho, and pristine whitewashed hill towns. This southern part of the country feels more quintessentially Spanish than perhaps...

WASHINGTON -- Pump prices declined again, falling another 12 cents since last week to $4.67. The dip in the national average for a gallon of gas occurred despite a slight...

We all know that there are countless benefits to spending time outdoors. From getting some much-needed Vitamin D to improving our moods, there are plenty of reasons to make a...

Taking pride in your nation doesn’t just make you feel more patriotic. It also makes you feel better about yourself, according to research from American University. What matters is the...

Güzelyurt, in the region of Cappadocia in rural Turkey, is a town that has changed little over the centuries. Exploring it, I hike steeply down into a ravine, winding through...

Despite the relaxation of coronavirus regulations governing travel, the number of inquiries for staycations for next year continues to climb. There is a change in the way we travel because...

WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Nearly 100 more incidents of unruly passenger behavior aboard U.S. airlines were recorded last week alone, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said. The latest batch of incidents...