Sean Duffy’s Controversial Road Trip Series Has Yet To Launch—Here’s Why Sponsors May Not Care
The controversial “Great American Road Trip” video series hasn’t aired yet—but sponsors that spent big bucks aren’t complaining.
How Las Vegas Became A World Cup Magnet Without Hosting A Game
No World Cup tickets? No problem. Las Vegas is putting on more watch parties than anywhere else in the world.
FAA Makes Way For Return Of Supersonic Flight—Minus The Boom
The U.S. is clearing away regulations for a new era of supersonic flight, promising faster long-distance travel without the boom.
JetBlue Jet May Have Hit Drone At New York’s JFK Airport
A possible collision between a passenger jet and a drone is being investigated by the FAA.
Why Airfares Won’t Likely Drop This Summer
Just because jet fuel prices have dropped doesn’t mean airfares to follow suit anytime soon—but there are still ways to snag a deal.
National Park Service’s Public Data On Visitor Deaths Is Sketchy
The National Park Service’s website promises transparency about deaths occurring inside parks but public record sharing is incomplete.
Kansas City Poised For World Cup Boom—But Not Because It’s A Host City
While the tourism industry has focused on World Cup host cities, base camps might end up being bigger draws for international fans.
Severe Weather Across Midwest And Southeast Wednesday—Airlines Issue Waivers
Storms across much of the country may disrupt flights on Wednesday.
European Visitors To U.S. Dropped 7% In May—As Tourism Industry Seeks World Cup Turnaround
The U.S. saw a drop in high-spending European tourists last month, adding to the challenges of the U.S. tourism industry.
Is Canada’s Travel Boycott Of The U.S. Over? May Visitors Jumped 10%
The US saw a 10% increase in Canadian visitors in May compared to last year, which may mean the destination boycott is finally running out of steam.