General Travel News - Page 22

May 26, 2026

Climber rescued after being pinned under 16K-pound boulder

A climber trapped beneath a massive boulder near Mount Hood in Oregon was rescued Sunday morning. (Clackamas Fire District)

May 26, 2026

One of America's most beautiful national parks now facing Disneyland-level crowds

Heading into the summer travel season, Yosemite National Park is surging with tourists, with overcrowding reported. The National Park Service says there are "high visitation" times.

May 25, 2026

LaGuardia Airport AI hologram answers traveler questions

LaGuardia Airport debuts a life-sized AI hologram named Bridget in Terminal B, offering travelers conversational directions to gates, lounges and baggage claim.

May 25, 2026

Cruise buffet guests face surprise charges for taking food back to cabins

Costa Cruises is warning guests not to bring buffet food to their rooms and threatening a cleaning fee of nearly $70 if passengers violate the policy.

May 24, 2026

Piece of theme park history vanishes as Universal demolishes a cherished attraction

The Lost Continent at Universal Orlando's Islands of Adventure in Florida is being demolished after nearly 30 years, with Mythos Restaurant expected to remain open in 2027.

May 24, 2026

Cruise cabin door decorations spark fierce reaction after one company issues new crackdown at sea

A long-standing cruise ship tradition of decorating stateroom doors faces stricter enforcement over fire safety and damage concerns from cruise lines.

May 24, 2026

SEE IT: Corvette SLAMS into tour bus head-on in California

Dramatic video captured a collision between a Corvette and a tour bus carrying 50 passengers in central California.

May 24, 2026

Explorers discover unknown Antarctic island long marked as 'danger zone' on maps

A previously unidentified island in Antarctica's Weddell Sea has been discovered by researchers, after what was marked as a hazard turned out to be rock, not ice.

May 24, 2026

Boy Scouts rescued from fast-moving floodwaters during river trip in West Virginia

A routine Boy Scout river trip turned into a rescue mission when floodwaters trapped 28 scouts along the Cacapon River in West Virginia Saturday.

May 23, 2026

Chair-hogging wars heat up as cruise travelers use sneaky tactics amid crackdowns

Cruise passengers applaud Norwegian Cruise Line for enforcing a no "chair-hogging" policy, with crew members removing towels and other items from unoccupied lounges.