More From Mark Johanson
Tropical Storm Isaac’s Path Across Southern Florida Cancels 1,000 Flights, Keeps Cruise Ships At Sea
Tropical Storm Isaac’s path across Southern Florida and into the Gulf of Mexico has wreaked havoc in the skies, forcing more than 1,000 cancellations and counting.
Aug 27, 2012
For New Orleans It's Been Anything But Easy, But The Big Easy Is Back, Post-Katrina Style
The road to recovery for New Orleans has been as long and winding as the Mississippi River that snakes through town, but the people of this city are ready for the world to see what they've known for a while: The place is vital again.
Aug 25, 2012
10 Overseas Territories You’ve Never Heard Of That You’ll Want To Visit
Stuck in the middle (both literally and figuratively), these overseas territories offer a tantalizing mix of the familiar and the exotic.
Aug 24, 2012
Has Machu Picchu, The 'Lost City Of The Incas,' Become A Victim Of Its Own Success?
The president of Peru announced plans Wednesday to build a new airport near Machu Picchu to attract more tourists, but conservationists argue that the pre-Columbian site is already overrun with visitors.
Aug 23, 2012
Tropical Storm Isaac’s Path Across The Caribbean Cancels Flights, Alters Cruise Itineraries
Tropical Storm Isaac, the ninth named storm of the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season, sped past the Leeward Islands Thursday on a path across the Caribbean toward the Florida coast.
Aug 23, 2012
The Most Valuable Monuments In Europe
It lights up the Parisian sky and graces postcards, key chains and holiday photos, but new figures show that the Eiffel Tower is more than just an iconic tourist attraction -- it’s the most valuable monument in Europe.
Aug 23, 2012
Tropical Storm Isaac Disrupts Travel In The Caribbean
Tropical Storm Isaac, the ninth named storm of the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season, sped toward the Leeward Islands Wednesday afternoon on an ominous path across the Caribbean.
Aug 22, 2012
48 Hours In Brussels For A Surrealist Weekend
Floating men in bowler hats don't dot the sky in Brussels, but the city is full of references to surrealist painters and poets such as Rene Magritte and Paul Delvaux.
Aug 22, 2012
Labor Day Weekend 2012 Travel To Hit Pre-Recession Levels
Planning to hit the road over the 2012 Labor Day weekend? So are 33 million other Americans.
Aug 21, 2012
Travel Websites, Hotels Accused Of Price-Fixing
A lawsuit filed in San Francisco federal court Monday alleges that Marriott International, Hilton Hotels, Sheraton Hotels & Resorts and others conspired to use their market dominance to fix hotel prices with travel websites like Expedia, Travelocity and Booking.com, a subsidiary of Priceline.com.
Aug 21, 2012
Floating Golf Courses, Villas And Hotels All Part Of Sinking Maldives Plan To Hover Above Rising Sea Levels
What do you do when your country is sinking? If you?re the Maldivian government, you create a series of floating islands that include a hotel and convention center, private villas and an 18-hole golf course.
Aug 20, 2012
3 United Airlines Flights Make Emergency Landings Over The Weekend
By the time the clock hit midnight Sunday, three United Airlines flights had made emergency landings over the weekend, stranding passengers and leaving others wondering whether the airline, which recently merged with Continental, was in the midst of a rocky marriage.
Aug 20, 2012
Best Travel Destinations For Fall 2012
Some travel destinations are best in the summer. Others in the winter. These 10 spots come alive in the fall.
Aug 17, 2012
The World’s Most Livable Cities In 2012 [SLIDESHOW]
How “livable” is your city?
Aug 15, 2012
Ikea Hotels? Swedish Furniture Chain Branching Into Budget-Chic Lodging
Ikea, the Swedish store known for its affordable DIY home furnishing, is branching into a new arena: the hotel business.
Aug 15, 2012
National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest: The Winning Shots In 2012
National Geographic Traveler received more than 12,000 entries from 6,615 photographers residing in 152 countries around the globe for its 24th annual photo contest. These winning shots stood out from the pack.
Aug 14, 2012
How Google Barged Into The Travel Business
Google's slow-but-steady march into the travel and local listings business continues this week with its latest acquisition: Frommer's, the popular travel guidebook series.
Aug 14, 2012
Canary Islands Fires Prompt Evacuations, Travel Warnings
A blazing heat wave, strong winds and low humidity have allowed forest fires to rage on Spain’s Canary Islands, forcing the evacuation of thousands and prompting foreign governments to issue travel warnings.
Aug 13, 2012
Alleged Racial Profiling At Boston Logan Raises Questions: Does TSA’s ‘Behavior Detection’ Really Work?
The Transportation Security Administration’s “expanded behavior detection” pilot program at Boston Logan International Airport was supposed to be the model for airports nationwide, but reports of rampant racial profiling has put the controversial method in question and forced the agency to open up an investigation.
Aug 13, 2012
An Unexpected Journey Back To Middle-Earth, The Land Of Hobbits (By Way Of New Zealand)
Middle-earth, the land of hobbits, may be mythical, but so too is New Zealand. The only difference is you can visit the latter.
Aug 11, 2012
Perseid Meteor Shower 2012: The Best Stargazing Sites Near Your City
The Perseid Meteor Shower could not have peaked at a better time in 2012, falling as it does right in the middle of the weekend. But where is the best spot to view the shooting stars and when?
Aug 10, 2012
Visit These Places Soon Before They Disappear Forever
They’re here now, but they won’t be around forever.
Aug 10, 2012
New Zealand Volcano Erupts, Sparks Tourist Interest In Tongariro National Park
Mount Tongariro, a long-dormant volcano on New Zealand’s North Island, erupted Monday night. Now, tourists are eager to check out the changed landscape along one of the nation's most popular treks.
Aug 09, 2012
48 Hours In Honolulu
Aloha! Welcome to paradise.
Aug 09, 2012
Olympic Athletes Who Traveled Long Distances Are More Likely To Get Ill
Are Olympic athletes from Australia or the Americas at a disadvantage compared to athletes from Europe, given how far they had to travel and how many time zones they crossed to get to the London Games?
Aug 09, 2012
Southwest Facebook Promotion For ‘Friends’ Creates Lots Of Enemies
All Southwest Airlines wanted to do was have more “friends” on Facebook, but after a “computer glitch” charged them exorbitant fees for their “discounted” flights during a promotion Friday, the airline made a lot of enemies in the process.
Aug 07, 2012
Mount Tongariro Eruption Disrupts Air Travel, Closes Popular Trails In New Zealand Park
Dormant for over 115 years, Mount Tongariro on New Zealand’s North Island erupted Monday night, spewing ash more than four miles high and hampering travel both on the ground and in the sky.
Aug 07, 2012
Trekking In Nepal? Guides To Become Mandatory For All Foreign Tourists
Gone are the days of solo trekking in Nepal. Government officials have announced that, beginning in September, all tourists who wish to trek in the country must be accompanied by at least one government-approved porter or guide.
Aug 06, 2012
Adirondack Park Grows By 69,000 Acres In NY State Tourism Push
Adirondack State Park, the largest state-protected preserve in the contiguous United States, grew by 69,000 acres Sunday in the greatest single addition to the park in over a century.
Aug 06, 2012
Tropical Storm Ernesto Scrambles Caribbean Cruises As It Heads Toward Honduras, Yucatan
Tropical Storm Ernesto, the fifth of just six named storms in 2012, has caused nearly a half-dozen cruise ships to scramble their schedules in the Western Caribbean.
Aug 06, 2012
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