A group of trekkers from South Africa reached the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro on Saturday ... barefoot.
Mark Johanson
Feb 01, 2012
Weather prognosticating groundhog Punxsutawney Phil makes his annual prediction on Gobbler's Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania for Groundhog Day 2012.
Mark Johanson
Feb 01, 2012
Italian authorities on Wednesday, said they have identified the 17th victim of the Costa Concordia cruise ship accident as a German woman named Siglinde Stumpf. The cruise ship ran aground on Italy's west coast on Jan. 13. Fifteen other people are reported missing.
Laura Matthews
Feb 01, 2012
A potential eruption at the remote Cleveland Volcano in Alaska's Aleutian Chain could disrupt air travel from Asia to Europe and North America.
Mark Johanson
Feb 01, 2012
A year after aerial photos of uncontacted tribes from Brazil astounded the world, Survival International has released another set of startling closed-up photos of uncontacted Indians in southeast Peru.
Kukil Bora
Feb 01, 2012
If you were wondering how some people remained content in their marriage forever, a new study has insights into it. A recent study of 2,000 “happily married” couples reveals that success of marriage lies in simple things such as cuddling, holding hands to going on vacations together.
Sanskrity Sinha
Feb 01, 2012
The Mashco Piro Indians -- an uncontacted tribe of the Amazon -- have become increasingly violent toward tourists and locals near Manú National Park in Peru as they struggle to resist contact.
Mark Johanson
Jan 31, 2012
TSA screeners allegedly waited hours before alerting authorities about a possible pipe bomb confiscated at a security checkpoint at LaGuardia Airport.
Mark Johanson
Jan 31, 2012
Sometimes humor doesn’t travel well: Two British nationals were barred entry to the U.S. for jokes made on Twitter.
Mark Johanson
Jan 31, 2012
Actor Nicolas Cage finally got waxed.
Cristina Merrill
Jan 31, 2012
It could take a salvage crew up to 10 months to remove the wreck of the Costa Concordia, the cruise ship that sank off of Italy's Giglio Island earlier this month.
Daniel Tovrov
Jan 30, 2012
Travelers hoping to catch a glimpse of the glittering Shwedagon Pagoda or hear the tinkly temple-bells of Kipling's Road to Mandalay might one day be able to book into a Westin or a Marriott, thanks to Myanmar's emergence from political isolation.
Mark Johanson
Jan 30, 2012
There's a debate brewing in the small German town of Lüchow: are the lip-shaped urinals in the men's bathroom misogynistic or simply replicas of Mick Jagger's iconic mouth?
Mark Johanson
Jan 30, 2012
Are you tough enough? Each year thousands of fearless competitors flock to the British Midlands in hopes of winning the Tough Guy challenge.
Mark Johanson
Jan 30, 2012
Two British tourists, 26-year-old Leigh Van Bryan and 24-year-old Emily Bunting, were detained and handcuffed last Monday by police during their trip to Los Angeles when the Department of Homeland Security flagged flippant posts on Twitter as potential threats to commit crimes. Bunting said Homeland Security was treating me like some kind of terrorist despite their testimony during questioning at LAX.
Nadine DeNinno
Jan 30, 2012
Asian elephants, which have been on the list of endangered species since 1976, are now facing a new threat: Thailand's taste for eating elephant meat.
Lauren Holter
Jan 27, 2012
What are the world’s worst airport terminals? Here’s a hint: five of them are in the U.S.
Mark Johanson
Jan 27, 2012
For the fashion elite, the Year of the Dragon marked a special inaugural festivity - Dragon Week. Dragon Week, created by Affinity China, was a week-long luxury trip designed specifically for wealthy Chinese travelers.
Cavan Sieczkowski
Jan 27, 2012
In honor of the 2012 India Republic Day, Finnair flight attendants decided to create an elaborate Bollywood dance for passengers. This is the result...
Mark Johanson
Jan 26, 2012
Alec Baldwin offers tips for flyers and says he'll fly American Airlines again under one condition: they must institute an in-flight Words With Friends gaming system and quit playing crappy NBC sitcoms.
Mark Johanson
Jan 26, 2012
Travellers hoping to catch a glimpse of the glittering Shwedagon Pagoda or hear the tinkly temple-bells of Kipling's Road to Mandalay might one day be able to book into a Westin or a Marriott.
Peggy Truong
Jan 26, 2012
The bet: Do one backflip each day for 365 days. The result? An epic backflip video.
Mark Johanson
Jan 26, 2012
Alaska Airlines announced on Wednesday that it would discontinue its decades-old tradition of handing out prayer cards with meals.
Mark Johanson
Jan 26, 2012
In honor of the auspicious Year of the Dragon (2012), here's a look at five Chinese destinations fit for a brave and active Dragon.
Mark Johanson
Jan 25, 2012
On Jan. 26 new airfare rules will provide travelers with enhanced passenger protections.
Mark Johanson
Jan 25, 2012
In the wake of the forceful evacuation of Samburu tribe, the German Travel Association has warned the Kenyan government that it will not help promoting Kenya as an attractive destination.
Sanskrity Sinha
Jan 25, 2012
Already dubbed as “the gay capital of the Middle East,” Tel Aviv, situated on the Mediterranean coast, is also said to have a large community of LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) people.
Sanskrity Sinha
Jan 25, 2012
A Washington state snowmobiler was buried alive over the weekend after his vehicle triggered an avalanche. [VIDEO]
Mark Johanson
Jan 24, 2012
These 10 cities are sure to make a dent in your wallet.
Carey Vanderborg
Jan 24, 2012
New York topped a recent survey of the rudest cities in America, but are residents of the Big Apple just misunderstood?
Mark Johanson
Jan 24, 2012