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Why Crowded Airports Make Annoying Travel Habits Harder To Ignore, New Survey Reveals

Why Crowded Airports Make Annoying Travel Habits Harder To Ignore, New Survey Reveals

At airports, nearly everyone is under pressure. Passengers try to make connections and get through TSA checks while worrying about delays, new baggage fees, or whether their carry-on will survive the boarding process. According to Opodo's latest survey of 9,000 travelers, airports produce recognizable behaviors from

USDA Forest Service Moves to Open 1,600+ Acres of Alaska’s Tongass to Logging

USDA Forest Service Moves to Open 1,600+ Acres of Alaska’s Tongass to Logging

The fight for the largest intact temperate forest in the United States continues with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service announcing on Friday, April 24, that it will open 1,655 acres of Alaska's Tongass National Forest to logging. The proposal sparked an immediate

Why Late April Is White Sands National Park's Sweet Spot In 2026

Why Late April Is White Sands National Park's Sweet Spot In 2026

White Sands National Park does not draw the same crowds as the Great Smoky Mountains, Zion or Yellowstone, but that is part of its appeal. Late April also hits a rare sweet spot at this New Mexico national park. The weather is still mild enough for walking the dunes, and

5 Historic Towns Bringing the Revolution to Life During This Patriots' Day Weekend

5 Historic Towns Bringing the Revolution to Life During This Patriots' Day Weekend

As the United States counts down to July 4, 2026, Massachusetts will begin celebrating the Revolutionary War during Patriots' Day weekend (April 18–20, 2026). Whether you are standing on Lexington Green at 5:15 a.m. to hear the first shots of the war or walking the Freedom

U.S. Travelers Trade Mega Cruise Ships for Bespoke Boutique Voyages, According to New Report

U.S. Travelers Trade Mega Cruise Ships for Bespoke Boutique Voyages, According to New Report

United States travelers may be turning away from large-scale cruise ships in favor of smaller, more tailored options. The latest consumer research from Internova Travel Group, one of the world's largest travel services companies, points to growing interest in boutique voyages and personalized travel despite a record

The Appalachian Trail Makes History With Its First Appearance on the Most Visited National Parks List

The Appalachian Trail Makes History With Its First Appearance on the Most Visited National Parks List

For the first time in its more than 100-year history, the Appalachian National Scenic Trail has entered the National Park Service visitation rankings. The NPS recorded 6.2 million visits on its managed sections of the trail in 2025, making the Appalachian NST the ninth most visited national park

Europe's 2,000-Year-Old Wellness Secret Could Solve Burnout in the U.S.

Europe's 2,000-Year-Old Wellness Secret Could Solve Burnout in the U.S.

Social prescribing may sound like a wellness buzzword, but the economic stakes are real. Social isolation among older adults is associated with $6.7 billion in excess Medicare spending annually, while stress-related absenteeism tied to loneliness costs American employers an estimated $154 billion a year. As hospitals, communities and