Marnie Hunter

The secret’s out about traveling in the fall and prices are rising. The value hasn’t completely dried up, but it’s not automatic, experts say.

A new luxury resort in Mexico that costs thousands of dollars a night is off to a rocky start after a reviewer with a reservation alleges he was turned away at the property’s gates.

Outdoor adventure is just one draw in Roanoke, where railroad roots run deep and a burgeoning food scene keeps visitors well-fed and ready to explore.

Buzzing with the downtown energy that many cities are starving for, Greenville makes the most of its urban waterfall, a trail that runs through town and the businesses along the way.

Thousands of Spirit Airlines passengers are facing a chaotic weekend as the budget carrier announced it’s halting all flights as of early Saturday after days of mounting shutdown concerns.

Another blow in airline ticketing war

Martha Stem wanted “a guided, intentional journey” on “magic” mushrooms to cope with a jarring death in her family and a lifetime of stored trauma. She’s among the early waves of people participating in legal retreats in the US built around the psychedelic compound psilocybin.

The war with Iran is causing aviation chaos in the Middle East and beyond, with flights and even airports shut down from UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Israel, Bahrain and Iraq.

Airlines score lowest among 47 industries evaluated by the American Customer Satisfaction Index, according to a report released by the national index Tuesday.

Buckeyes, biscochitos, marionberry pie. All over the United States, locals have concocted sweet treats that visitors should definitely sample.