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When workers arrived at Canada's Vignoble Coteau Rougemont vineyard on Thursday, ready to pick the last grapes of the season, they found that thieves had beaten them to it.

A Utah man who authorities say was digging in a cemetery in Yellowstone National Park in hopes of finding the famed Forrest Fenn treasure has pleaded not guilty to federal charges.

The environmental certification for each Carnival Corp. ship must be signed by the company's CEO, Arnold Donald.       

Mexcaltitán, a tiny island town near the Pacific Coast in Mexico, has regained its "magic" status. Find out why this flood-prone village casts such a spell on people who travel there.

No matter the season, travelers are still looking to “ditch the stir-crazy confinement at home” during the pandemic.

The airline's new policy takes effect Dec. 1. Delta and Alaska Airlines are blocking seats into early January.       

Egypt has unveiled new visitor facilities on the plateau outside Cairo where the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Great Sphinx are situated, the country's most visited heritage site and the sole remaining wonder of the ancient world.

Disney now plans to introduce its first ship powered by liquefied natural gas in summer of 2022 because of construction delays at shipyard in Germany.       

See before and after shots of the French capital as Parisians clear the street under strict new regulations.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom hinted there may be different reopening rules for different sized theme parks.       

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, all of travel seems like a big question mark. So, one airline argues, why not embrace that question mark?

During the last few months a man in the jetpack has been spotted flying over Los Angeles International Airport several times, but the unidentified man is not the only one to lift off in an unconventional way.

A Mexican restaurant in a small town in Iowa has wrapped itself in the middle of political discourse after some customers of the popular eatery took offense to a yard sign the owner placed outside.

A new Department of Defense study suggests that people don't need to worry about circulating air spreading coronavirus on airplanes.

Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the United States and Canada have closed their long border. That's left border towns struggling, especially two US enclaves that can only be reached by road through Canada.

Beginning on October 15, a pre-arrival testing program in Hawaii will allow tourists to skip the mandatory 14-day quarantine with a negative Covid test. Find out what to expect if you decide to go.