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Disney Lorcana is inspiring players to travel for tournaments, in-park quests, and real-world meetups, turning a card game into a global community.

The Interior Department says it’s to keep national park gift shops as “neutral spaces that serve all visitors.”

Airlines aren't always on the hook when your flight is canceled or delayed. Before you ask for compensation, ask these two questions first.

Federal authorities are investigating United Parks and Resorts over a ban on a specific type of walker.

TSA and the FCC are warning travelers to avoid airport USB chargers and public Wi-Fi, urging safer ways to power devices and protect personal data.

Concerns over searches, detentions and visa rules have travelers asking what it actually takes to enter the U.S. — and why some are denied.

In an interview with Blaze TV, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said he's like healthy snacks, not a "fattening cookie" served on flights.

Disney’s chief financial officer says the company is ‘investing’ in dynamic pricing, but that’s not something domestic guests need to worry about yet.

Flight cancellations are low heading into Thanksgiving, but here's what holiday travelers should know.

From when to hit the road to where to stop and how to save on gas, truck drivers share their time-tested tips for road trips.

Starting Jan. 1, foreign tourists will have to pay much more to visit some of America's most popular national parks. What all visitors should know.

Actor and comedian Keegan-Michael Key breaks down how he likes to travel and shares his dream vacation idea.

It may be time to adjust your Thanksgiving travel plans, especially if you're driving.

Universal Orlando’s newest theme park swept several major categories in the Thea Awards, which are like the Oscars for themed entertainment.

The FAA has lifted its flight-reduction emergency order and allowed normal operations to resume across the National Airspace System.

New analysis by Zillow and Thumbtack shows the "hidden costs" of homeownership.

Taking a bus or train may not be cheaper if you choose not to fly as Federal Aviation Administration-directed flight cancellations continue.

Despite President Donald Trump signing a funding bill to end the government shutdown, flight disruptions will continue over the coming days.

The percentage of flights required to be cut by the FAA was expected to increase to 6% from 4% at 40 major airports on Tuesday.

Air travelers may be in for a bumpy week, even as hope grows for an end to the government shutdown.