Cash is slowly losing its grip in Dubai. And now, two of the city’s biggest players—Emirates and flydubai are pushing the change forward. They’ve teamed up with Dubai Finance to make sure tourists ...

Commercial flights will continue to operate during the shutdown. The federal government shutdown went into effect on Wednesday morning amid an impasse on Capitol Hill over competing congressional ...

Capital One Travel landed an experienced travel B2B exec in Sarah Kaplan Moore, who hails from the online travel agency side of the ledger. Capital One's Discover acquisition potentially provides it ...

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Sir Keir Starmer, has announced that new digital identification cards will brought in to try to help tackle immigration issues in the country, mainly by ...

A federal government shutdown is looming, with the government set to run out of funding at midnight from Sept. 30 to Oct. 1. According to Department of Homeland Security documents, 58,488 employees ...

Ahead of winter, a months-long process to make travel into and out of Denver International Airport safer is about to take effect. And the airport is hiring more people to help make the roads and ...

Passport stamps are going the way of the paper airline tickets, with Europe’s Schengen area embracing biometric identification this month. The continent will gradually introduce a new European ...

DETROIT — Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy thought he had a touchdown and some momentum for his team. Instead, his mistake turned the game the other way. With 14:03 left in the fourth quarter and the ...

The idea of toll roads was hardly new. Ancient travelers paid tolls on the Susa-Babylon highway in the seventh century B.C. In Ohio, wagon drivers once paid two cents per 10 miles on the National Road ...

Nigerians can now travel to St. Kitts & Nevis visa-free, with both countries agreeing to ease travel requirements for short stays. The recent visa-free travel agreement between Nigeria and St. Kitts & ...

Ambassador Mike Huckabee is to travel to Cairo for talks that officials said would focus on the Gaza war and tensions between Israel and Egypt. By Natan Odenheimer Reporting from Jerusalem The U.S.