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- Business
Father Reacts After Airline Seating Mix-Up Leaves Toddler Separated from Family
On Feb. 12, a dad took to X to share what happened when his wife and their two children — ages 5 and 2 — flew Southwest Airlines
People
- Business
Beloved Roller Coaster Is Permanently Shutting Down After 33 Years
Thunderation at Silver Dollar City will close for good on Jan. 2, 2027
- News
Celebrity Cruises Ship Reportedly Lost 'Control' Near Greece, Was Rescued by 4 Tugboats
Greek authorities reported a "loss of control of a cruise ship… due to a malfunction in the electrical distribution panels," in the early morning of Feb. 15
- Lifestyle
I Found A California Wine Town That's Not Napa, And Here's Why I Think It Is Worth Checking Out
Here is what you can expect when visiting Healdsburg, California.
BuzzFeed
- Celebrity
The Sweetest Family Photos of Paris Hilton with Her 'Cutesie Crew,' as the Star Celebrates Her 45th Birthday
The business mogul, who celebrates her 45th birthday today, shares two kids with husband Carter Reum
- News
Famous ‘Lovers’ Arch’ in Italy Collapses into Sea on Valentine’s Day Following Severe Weather
Visitors reportedly noticed the natural landmark, located in Italy’s Puglia region, was missing on the morning of Feb. 15
- News
Heading to Happy Valley-Goose Bay? An overnight stay is about to rise through new tax
The cost of a motel, hotel, bed and breakfast and Airbnb’s in Happy Valley-Goose Bay is set to rise on April 1 by four per cent. The increase comes through a new tourism accommodation tax implemented in the town's recent municipal budget.
CBC
- Lifestyle
You Might Want To Think Twice Before Using This Free Perk In Your Next Hotel Room
HuffPost's "Am I Doing It Wrong?" podcast offers tips for scoring a great deal on a hotel room and what to do to ensure your stay is as hygienic as possible.
HuffPost Life
- Celebrity
Mrs. World Winner Reflects on Representing Thailand After Miss Universe Scandals in Bangkok 2 Months Earlier (Exclusive)
The Mrs. World organization crowned Chanita Seedaket Craythorne as this year's winner on Jan. 29
- Lifestyle
The 1 Thing Doctors Always Do When Staying In A Hotel Room
Make sure to check this after you check in.
- News
Ottawans in Cuba fly home early as fuel shortages worsen
Major Canadian airlines have suspended flights to Cuba, with some bringing Ottawa-based travellers home early as the island country grapples with an energy crisis.
- News
Canadian passport holders can travel to China visa-free starting this week
Canadian passport holders can travel to China visa-free starting Tuesday until the end of 2026, a spokesperson for China's Foreign Affairs Ministry announced Sunday — marking another step in Canada's thawing relationship with the Chinese government.
- Lifestyle
Truck Driver Spent 21 Years Building Perfect Mini Replica of New York City. Now, It's on Display in a Museum
The model measures 50 feet by 27 feet
- Lifestyle
How To Travel With Just A Carry-On
Seasoned travelers share their tips for packing light, making the best use of luggage space and more.
- News
Tourism was once an 'economic locomotive' in Cuba. Now, the train is coming off the tracks
For decades, Cuba's tourism sector has enjoyed a reputation as an "economic locomotive" among authorities who saw it as the lifeblood of the Caribbean island country's economy. But the industry has been in decline since its 2018 peak, and the U.S. government squeezing Cuba's oil supply has pushed the nation's most crucial industry closer to its breaking point.
- News
The art of no deal: A Greenlandic carver’s vengeful response to Trump shows opportunity amid crisis
Greenlanders don't think that Donald Trump is done with their island quite yet, but some are determined to make the most of the crisis. Carver Kim Kleist-Eriksen — who carved his own rebuttal of Trump's efforts to take over the island — has found new audiences for his art in Canada; tourism operators are dealing with a surge of international interest; and those who want Greenland's independence from Denmark see opportunities to forge stronger international bonds.
- News
Jet2 Flight Diverted Mid-Air After 2 'Disruptive Passengers' Get into Fight Over Alleged 'Racist Remarks'
“We can confirm that the two disruptive passengers will be banned from flying with us for life," the airline said
- Lifestyle
23 Telltale Signs Someone Is American, According To Europeans
"I’m sure other nations use guidebooks too but Americans carry Rick [Steves] with pride."
- Lifestyle
From lockup to luxury: Former Manitoba RCMP detachment turned Airbnb lets visitors spend night in jail
Rosie Peloquin and her husband, Harvey, have transformed a decommissioned RCMP detachment in McCreary, Man., into the Jailhouse, an Airbnb where former holding cells are now bedrooms.
- Politics
Denmark Shares Candid Message to American Travelers amid Tensions with Trump Over Greenland
Trump has previously been candid about his goal for the U.S. to achieve full "ownership" of Greenland, a self-governing territory of Denmark
- Celebrity
Woman Captures Video of the Moment Her ‘Relaxing' Kayaking Trip Took a Painful Turn (Exclusive)
Abby tells PEOPLE she was trying to film “picture-perfect” travel content when her boyfriend had to remove fiberglass from her arm after a kayak ride
- Health
U.S. Issues Travel Advisory for Island Vacation Destination Due to Outbreak of Disease
The mosquito-borne virus chikungunya can cause severe pain
- News
Niagara Falls contest offers up to $5,000 for best frozen falls photos
Social media is full of pictures and videos submitted by members of the public showcasing the icy scene at Niagara Falls. Now, a fantastic frozen falls photo or video could net you $5,000, thanks to a contest by Niagara Parks, Niagara Falls Tourism and the City of Niagara Falls.
- Health
2 Cruise Passengers Diagnosed with Legionnaires’ Disease After Norwegian Voyage
Norwegian Cruise Line says the passengers traveled on board the 'Norwegian Encore' in December 2025
- Lifestyle
Full-Time Traveler Explains Why She 'Raw-Dogs' Every Flight, Even When It's Over 16 Hours (Exclusive)
Ceirra Pipher, 29, says she uses her spare time on planes to think about her expectations for a trip or, on the way home, review fond memories
- News
Alberta's plan for parks aims to balance conservation with tourism
The future plan for provincial parks will look to manage growth and conservation as it strives to realize recreation opportunities.It replaces the previous 2009 version and will serve as the guiding long-term vision for Alberta's 3.9 million hectares of provincial parks, wildland provincial parks and provincial recreation areas.But critics say money and resources will do the talking with the provincial budget weeks away.NDP Banff-Kananaskis MLA Sarah Elmeligi said the plan is a good start, but w
- News
Fewer Ontario residents are skiing south of the border amid Canada-U.S. tensions: travel regulator
The Travel Industry Council of Ontario says fewer residents are making winter travel plans in the U.S. due to political uncertainty and the ongoing trade war.
- News
Parks Canada investigating after glitter, streamers left on frozen Lake Louise
Pink glitter and streamers were left scattered across the frozen surface of Lake Louise on Jan. 31, prompting a Parks Canada investigation.A tourist from California, who has been coming to Banff National Park in Alberta for more than 30 years, discovered the litter while visiting the lake that day. “I'd say the Lake Louise area in particular is truly one of the most spectacular places in this world,” said Kim Steinbacher.Steinbacher was snowshoeing across the lake when she spotted a large area o
- News
Princess Cruises Reportedly Cancels Kauai Stop After Harbor Pilot Falls into Water amid Rough Seas
The incident occurred on Tuesday, Feb. 10, as the eastern shores of Kauai were under a high surf advisory
- News
Famous Black Sand Beach in Iceland Disappears Almost Completely in Weeks
Experts are citing unusual wind patterns and strong currents as the reason for the change
- News
As Cuba faces a fuel shortage, this N.L. woman worries for the friends she made on vacation
Cuba is facing fuel and food shortages, and the Canadian government advises against travelling to the Caribbean island unless it's absolutely necessary.
- News
Costa Cruises Passenger Dies After He Is 'Believed to Have Jumped' from Ship While It Was Docked, Company Says
Costa Cruises confirmed the death of a German passenger in a statement shared with local news outlets
- Lifestyle
I travel constantly. These are the 4 most overrated hotel amenities (and the 4 under-the-radar ones that are worth it)
If you're travelling, these amenities aren't always worth the markup.
Yahoo Canada Style
- News
Elon Musk’s Tunnel Company Chosen to Create New Transit System at Universal Orlando Theme Parks
The Boring Company proposal was determined to be "an innovative, future-ready, point-to-point solution," according to the transit district
- Lifestyle
Full-Time Traveler Refuses to Compromise on This One Expense, Even When She's 'Super Broke' (Exclusive)
Ceirra Pipher, 29, says she devotes all of her "time and energy" to seeing the world and saving up to do so
- Lifestyle
6 Best Beach Clubs In Bali For Epic Sunsets, Cocktails And Ocean Views
From iconic party hotspots in Canggu to dramatic cliff-top escapes in Uluwatu, Bali’s beach clubs offer something for every kind of traveller.
- Lifestyle
6 Best Beach Clubs In Bali For Epic Sunsets, Cocktails And Ocean Views
From iconic party hotspots in Canggu to dramatic cliff-top escapes in Uluwatu, Bali’s beach clubs offer something for every kind of traveller.
- News
Popular California Ski Destination Shuts Down Due to Lack of Snow amid 'Unusually Warm Temps’
Mt. Shasta Ski Park announced they were temporarily suspending operations as of Feb. 9 after they were “hit hard” with rain
- Celebrity
Influencer Rushed to the Hospital After Terrifying Monkey Attack During Vacation
Julia Willecke, a German content creator, detailed the frightening incident in a Jan. 30 podcast episode
- Lifestyle
Former Bartender Visits 9 Countries in 1 Year. These Are the Secret Tricks That Made It Possible (Exclusive)
Ceirra Pipher tells PEOPLE that she devotes all of her "time and energy" to seeing the world and saving up to do it
- Business
Traveler Mistakenly Boards the Wrong Flight and Ends Up at City 8,000 Miles Away from Planned Destination
“We followed up with our airport team to understand how this happened," said United Airlines
- News
FAA Lifts 10-Day Ban on All Flights at El Paso Airport in Texas Due to 'Special Security Reasons' After Only Hours
On Tues., Feb 10, the FAA announced that flights to and from the airport would be suspended from Feb. 11 until Feb. 21
- News
WestJet flights from Winnipeg to Atlanta, Nashville suspended after drop in demand
WestJet is suspending some direct flights from Winnipeg to the U.S. amid a decline in cross-border traffic. The move comes as a disappointment to some who came to rely on the non-stop service.
- News
Winnipeg spending $1.8M on renovations at city-owned community centres: city officials
The City of Winnipeg is putting forward more than $1.8 million in grants to pay for renovations and repairs at two dozen community centres.
- News
Resource shortage in Cuba has some Islanders cancelling Caribbean travel plans
The Canadian government’s recent warnings about resource shortages in Cuba has some P.E.I. residents changing their plans to travel to the popular destination — while Islanders who are already in the Caribbean nation are worried for its people and economy.
- News
JetBlue Passengers Reportedly Held on Plane for 2 Hours, Searched by Police Over 'Security-Related Situation'
The incident occurred when a flight from Bosto landed in Aruba on Feb. 9 and caused the local airport to be locked down
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