Travel

AAA projects that 79.9 million Americans will go 50 miles or more away from home over the Thanksgiving holidays.

Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon will be the busiest times on the roads — but Thanksgiving day is “typically clear.”

More travelers plan to work remotely at least once during their holiday vacations this year, a survey found.

With air travel reaching new heights, the Department of Transportation has stepped in with new refund rules to help passengers get their money back if trips don’t go as planned.

There’ll soon be a new way to get from Chicago to Miami that doesn’t involve the hustle and bustle of an airport: A train..but it’ll take a bit longer.

Yifei Xu rode his bike across the country, sleeping in a tent and relying on the kindness of strangers for every meal — all to prove the goodness of everyday Americans.

Search interest for “Travel Tuesday” rose more than 500% over the last two years, according to a report published Thursday by McKinsey & Company.

In October, National Geographic revealed its annual list, “best of the world 2025,” based in travel experts and international editors.

Concerns about potential political unrest and economic fallout are reshuffling vacation dates, holiday getaways and business trips.

Dunedin Airport in New Zealand said longer goodbyes should use the car park.

American couple Dani and Evan Benton who run a guesthouse and honeybee farm on an island in Japan say, “The move is the best decision we ever made.”

Chris Justice, the VP of Operations for Amstar, reveals how his team curates dream vacations by listening to guests’ desires and adapting plans on the spot.

Chicago Today takes you to Seaside Grill, part of the preferred Club Indigo, where the dining experience is as stunning as the surroundings.

“Chicago Today” dives into the breathtaking Mayan ruins of Tulum, uncovering the secrets of this ancient city—once home to astronomers, priests, and mathematicians—where sacred ceremonies honored various gods.

Join “Chicago Today” as we dive into one of 2025’s top travel trends—goods getaways—where travelers seek out unique experiences and flavors they can’t find at home.

“Chicago Today” takes viewers on a scenic adventure to Isla Mujeres, guided by travel expert Melanie Fish, who shares the top travel trends for 2025.

“Chicago Today” takes you on an elevated travel experience, detouring from Cancun to the breathtaking Isla Mujeres as part of the 2025 ‘Detour Destinations’ travel trend.

“Chicago Today” dives into an unforgettable dining experience at a luxury resort in Mexico, where a Michelin-starred chef from NYC is elevating the food game.

Join “Chicago Today” on a thrilling adventure deep into the heart of the jungle, where we take a dive into the stunning cenotes—natural underground formations carved by ancient rivers.

Join “Chicago Today” as we vacation in Cancun and dive into Expedia’s Travel Trends for 2025, featuring “detour destinations” like Cozumel—perfect spots near popular tourist hubs.