Author: Morgan Hines, USA TODAY

Oktoberfest may be canceled for the second year in a row in Germany but that doesn’t mean the spirit of the celebration has to be dampened entirely.

With autumn officially underway, it’s already time to talk about fall foliage, which is expected to evolve into a warm array of colors.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the State Department have both advised against traveling to Antigua and Bermuda due to COVID-19.

News that the U.S. will be opening borders to vaccinated international travelers in early November brought a wave of relief for many.

Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski said Wednesday she will introduce legislation to protect the Alaska tourism industry, centering on the cruise industry.

Hundreds of flights and trains were canceled Thursday morning as the after effects of Ida lingered in New York City and the surrounding area.

Woman attempting to use a fake COVID-19 vaccine card labeled “Maderna” (not Moderna) was arrested in Hawaii and faces fines and potential jail time.

Boarding my first cruise last month, I wasn’t sure what I was in for. Here are six things I learned about cruising and cruising during the pandemic.

The order, signed by Bahamian Prime Minister Hubert Minnis, takes effect Sept. 3 and is valid through Nov. 1.