Kiwi carrier takes passengers on journey to Middle-Earth and beyond.

Abu Dhabi passenger numbers already 20 percent higher than last year.

Bill would see US carriers shielded from EU ETS

The newly redesigned Inn on Fifth in downtown Naples recently made some additional enhancements, this time to its team of marketing and sales professionals.

Top-selling U.S. agent will receive a trip for two to the Galapagos

Quality Hotel Mermaid Waters is located within the heart of Queensland's Gold Coast and is ideal for both business and leisure travellers.

Iconic Portland Hotel to Reopen in Spring 2014

This will give Turkish Airlines Europe’s youngest and most modern fleet as it works towards its goal of having the largest global network of an airline.

The master of the first Carnival ship to receive the ‘Fun Ship 2.0’ treatment has been working for the line for 24 years.

G Adventures hosts Future of Tourism event; first time in US

Turkish Airlines has made the mobile application Fly Turkish compatible with Passbook to take its place among the first airlines that offer Passbook supported mobile boarding passes.

Manages every aspect of your domestic and international flight in real-time and offline.

The Maslow Hotel opens on January 7, 2013 following a US$28 million refurbishment of the property formally known as The Grayston.

Carrier keen to keep up with future partner, Emirates.

Widder Hotel is the best-kept open secret in Zurich. This stunning hotel exudes a type of class and sophistication unrivalled by any other property in the city.

Giant check was presented aboard the new Carnival Breeze, which arrived in Miami on Thanksgiving Eve and launches year-round six- and eight-day Caribbean cruises from Miami on Sunday.

Tourism boss denounces racially offensive material.

How much can one experience in less than 24-hours aboard a ship so large it houses an ice rink and rock climbing wall?

Original calliope from 1880-built paddlewheel steamboat to be placed aboard Queen of the Mississippi.

PM calls US route a 'graveyard' for airlines past