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The game of chicken over the across-the-board cuts in federal spending threatens to play out until the bitter end as both parties dig in to their respective positions and are blaming the other for the impasse.
U.S. travelers in 2013 can expect better WiFi at cruising altitude, less time at the baggage carousel and the opportunity to travel with a clear social conscience, travel industry experts say.
An information campaign addressing new security policies set for implementation at U.S. entry checkpoints began a new phase Thursday.
U.S. air passengers opted to skip 41 million trips in the past year due to frustrations with air travel, a travel group said Thursday.
U.S. tourism officials are warning foreign visitors are increasingly turned off by bureaucratic visa policies and the nation's tarnished image.
The U.S. dollar has been weakening against the euro and British pound for three years but that's yet to translate into a jump in U.S. tourism from Europe.
Business travel is finally on the upswing, and some travel-related businesses, including many hotels, say they are seeing increased activity as a result, despit
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