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The action-packed dinner show "Tournament of Kings" at Excalibur includes jousting on horseback.

How to visit Las Vegas with teenagersFamilies with teens can create memories beyond the resort pools at attractions like the Pinball Hall of Fame, Grand Prix Plaza...

Philadelphia, home of the Liberty Bell and where the Constitution and Declaration of Independence were signed, has 250th Anniversary events scheduled throughout the year.

Operators keep America 250 celebration going into 2027This year marks the 250th anniversary of America's founding, but interest in U.S. historical tours is extending beyond 2026,...

Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas will set up Camp Palms: No Kids Allowed, a summer camp-themed area with entertainment, food and drinks.

Palms Casino Resort is opening a summer camp. With cocktails.The Camp Palms: No Kids Allowed at the Las Vegas resort will include '70s and '80s music and themed food and beverages,...

Jordan Smith, a member of the Mohawk Nation, stands in front of Old Fort Niagara, where he is head of Native American education.

Indigenous groups are telling their stories amid America 250 eventsThe spotlight on America's founding this summer offers a chance for Indigenous tour operators and attractions to focus...

A bedroom at the Hyatt Centric Las Olas, featuring an abstract black and white mural.

Hyatt Centric is an ideal base for Fort Lauderdale visitThe New River and the Las Olas Boulevard district are downtown Fort Lauderdale's chief attractions. And convenient to both is...

A rendering of the Center for Black Excellence and Culture, which opened in May in South Madison.

How to celebrate Juneteenth this year in Madison, Wis.Community members in Madison are carving out spaces for Black culture, showing how a city can can honor its history while...

At the NYU International Hospitality Investment Forum, MGM Resorts CFO Jonathan Halkyard suggested that Las Vegas' recent struggles have been overstated.

Business magnates bet big on Las VegasTilman Fertitta struck a deal to take Caesars Entertainment private, and Barry Diller made a similar play for MGM Resorts...

Crowds line the street as attendees browse vendor tents at the Juneteenth Food Festival at Weeksville in New York City.

Juneteenth food festivals to be held across AmericaJuneteenth celebrations have evolved from local neighborhood gatherings into destination-defining culinary events.

The Skycycle X-2 Evel Knievel used to jump Snake River Canyon in 1974 will be on display at the museum, set to open in Las Vegas in June.

Evel Knievel museum is making the jump from Kansas to Las VegasThe attraction is moving from Topeka, Kan., and has expanded into the interactive Evel Knievel Experience, featuring artifacts...

Arches National Park in southeastern Utah.

National park bookings: Domestic boom, international bustThe prime season for national park visits is underway, and tour operators are reporting that international bookings are down...

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