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Cruise lines may cancel sailings for a variety of reasons, forcing passengers to change their travel plans, sometimes with little notice.

An angel shark, one of the rarest sharks in Europe, was caught on camera by kayakers in Ireland calmly swimming along the ocean floor.

Gay Days Orlando started three decades ago with a group of friends who decided to meet up at Disney World in red shirts. More than 100,000 attend now.

Disneyland's Splash Mountain has officially closed after more than 33 years at the California resort. A new ride will take its place at Disney parks.

As we move into this busy travel season, travel professionals share their top tips before you leave for the airport.

When Zach Tucker reflects on the last five decades of the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, he’s struck by the fact that the event’s ethos has largely remained the same. Granted, 27-year-old Tucker, who now serves as the director of operations for production company Planet Bluegrass, didn’t attend the festival in its early years. But he’s gleaned as much hearing the stories from old-timers who still work for and attend the event.

Air New Zealand is asking over 10,000 passengers flying on its international network to participate in a passenger weight survey.

Amtrak's new Acela trains were supposed to start service in 2021 but they're still undergoing tests. More delays to service entry loom.

A Carnival Cruise Line passenger went overboard on the line's Carnival Magic ship on Monday.

The Cheung Chau bun festival hosts the midnight 'bun-scrambling' competition.