US

$1,000 domestic airfares may keep travelers from flying

To many American leisure travelers, a $1,000 round-trip airline ticket might conjure a dream vacation to Rome, Rio de Janeiro or Sydney.

TNS Study

American Traveler Study unveils Americans' Top International Travel Destinations'

NEW YORK - TNS, a world leader in market insight and information, today released the second phase of the results of its American Traveler Study, which unveils international travel preferences of Ameri

'Stem Cell Tourism'

Controversial 'stem cell tourism' attracts ailing Americans

To many scientists, those promoting what is sometimes referred to as "stem cell tourism" are nothing more than the 21st century's version of the snake oil salesman.

US

Overweight Americans sink old boat-safety rule

The growth of America's waistline has hit the waterways. Since it's not polite to throw a man overboard, the U.S.

Americans In Thailand Warned

US Embassy warns Americans to avoid Thai protests

BANGKOK, Thailand — The U.S.

Guatemala

Guatemala plane crash kills 10 including Americans

GUATEMALA CITY - A small plane crashed in a field in eastern Guatemala on Sunday, killing 10 people, including five Americans, aviation and army officials said.

Visa Survey

Canada is the top foreign destination for Americans

Despite the slowing U.S.

Medical tourism

Medical tourism hits New Zealand

Americans requiring complex surgery will be able to have operations in New Zealand after the launch of a Kiwi medical tourism company.

33.7 Million Americans Intend To Cruise In Next 3 Years

Cruise Lines International Assocition releases 2008 cruise market profile study

FORT LAUDERDALE - Driven by satisfied customers eager to travel more, despite the uncertain economy, the cruise industry is well-positioned for continued growth and success. Continuing to play an essential role in generating the industry’s sales are the nation’s travel agents, especially those with CLIA certification.

US Travel

Americans still traveling despite economy

The falling dollar, rising gasoline prices and general economic angst apparently can't counteract Americans' wanderlust, at least for Americans who are paying their own way.

That business trip you were hoping for, however, might be harder to come by.