The birthplace of Nevada’s largest city, the Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historical Park provides a quiet excursion into the past, when Las Vegas was just a welcome stopping point along a difficult and dangerous trail through the Mojave Desert to the California coast.
There’s a reason why traveling with kids is a comedic staple of TV shows and movies (See: “National Lampoon’s Vacation,” et al.) It’s because whenever you cram a frazzled parent or two into a confined space with a bunch of rambunctious kids, stressful things can happen.
For the first time since 2005, Death Valley National Park is awash in wildflowers. But see them soon, spring is a short season.
Technology might not be the solution to all life’s ills, but there are still a bunch of new services and apps on the market making travel that bit easier for the tired, lonely worker.
Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air announced one of the largest expansions in its history on Tuesday, adding three cities to its map and 22 new nonstop routes.
What does a 40-year-old Canadian father of five know about planning a visit to Las Vegas? Everything.
Rainbow Basin Natural Area is a fossil-laden region of multi-colored rock formations, mesas, desert canyons and winding washes north of Barstow, Calif. The area makes an ideal spot for camping, hiking, scenic touring, wildlife watching and photography.
Both United Airlines and American Airlines announced that, starting in February, they’d begin to offer complimentary snacks to main-cabin passengers. American said it also will begin in May to offer complimentary meal service to coach passengers on Hawaii-bound flights from Dallas.
Oatman, Ariz., promises a fun, quirky time to visitors who go off the beaten path to get there.
London calling? Dreaming of Tuscany? It’s time to book your dream European vacation.
Everyone is grossed out by airplane bathrooms — but Boeing wants to change that. The aircraft manufacturer says it’s developed a self-cleaning restroom for planes.
When it comes to crossing international frontiers, there’s one travel document that opens more doors than any other. And it isn’t a U.S. passport.
Yosemite National Park’s great Ahwahnee Hotel is no more. It’s now the Majestic Yosemite Hotel.
Donald Trump, look away now — devotees are flocking to a temple in southern India where a Hindu god is said to help grant U.S. and other visas.
The “Happiest Place on Earth” now comes with surge pricing.
