travel

If you love to travel it's been an especially tough year where travel is discouraged and frankly a bit of a pain with the COVID-19 Pandemic. International travel is really restricted. But you know what type of travel has absolutely no restrictions? Virtual. With the Christmas season upon us. Here is a cool place to see virtually.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has updated an order that will not allow anyone to travel from Louisiana to Texas by vehicle.

So imagine this, you are a bike rider, you and your friends are going to take part in the Cape Argus Tour in South Africa and the day before you decide to take a warm-up ride down to the Cape of Good Hope on the Southern tip of Africa. Somewhere along the way you pick up a new friend.

Summer road trips are always fun. Whether you decide to go for a long road trip or a short one there is always something new and fun to discover. I'm just surprised that a recent study showed that the best states for a road trip didn't include Texas or Arkansas.

Is the Dallas Holocaust Museum Center on your radar? It should be.

The U.S. State Department issued a worldwide travel warning Friday morning for Americans, as a result of possible threats from Al Qaeda. It will also temporarily close multiple consulates and embassies in countries located in the Middle East and North Africa starting Sunday, August 4.

Need somewhere to go before summer is over? Look no further!

If you're heading down to Florida for vacation, maybe just stick to the beaches.

It's the most famous impromptu concert spurred on by a transportation mishap since the Titanic band played as the ship went down.

Even though the price of holiday travel is on the rise, nearly 24 million people will still be shuttling across the friendly skies this Thanksgiving weekend.

Now that Halloween is quickly approaching, why not grab a few friends and visit these 10 real-life locations that famous horror movies used in order to scare and thrill their audience? It's a good way to get some spine-tingling chills as you walk past these infamous sites without having to spend the money to visit a haunted house or go on a ghost tour.

Would you consider spending an extra couple hundred dollars a night to avoid staying at a dingy hotel full of circus pimps and other sleazy variations of the dark side trading company? Perhaps. But even that extra cash wouldn't come close to getting you a room at the most expensive hotels in the world. A night at of those would cost you much, much more. How much more?