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Georgia governor rejects religious-freedom billGov. Nathan Deal said Monday that he will veto a bill that might have allowed business owners to discriminate against LGBT...

State Department issues Europe travel alert"Terrorist groups continue to plan near-term attacks throughout Europe, targeting sporting events, tourist sites, restaurants...

TSA deploys additional securityDepartment of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said that the move is a precautionary one.

U.S. Travel Association keeps an eye on presidential race"There is a trend, that sense out there, that a more nationalist or nativist tendency is in vogue,” said Jonathan Grella,...

House passes revised FAA funding extensionWithout the extension, the FAA would face a shutdown when its current authorization ends on March 31.

Kempinski is refurbishing the Hotel Manzana de Gomez in Old Havana.

Big changes in Cuba, but infrastructure needs to catch upU.S. citizens no longer must join a tour group to travel to Cuba, but impediments remain. Credit card transactions aren't...

Starwood, Marriott get government approval for Cuba hotels

Starwood, Marriott get government approval for Cuba hotelsThis clears the way for the first U.S. hospitality operations in the country in almost 60 years.

Senate pushes forward with bill offering new air passenger protectionsIncluded is a requirement that airlines refund checked baggage fees when items are lost or delayed.

House passes temporary FAA funding billThe Senate is likely to take up the bill before the week is out, ahead of Congress’ 10-day Easter holiday recess.

Obama opens Cuba to solo travelU.S. travelers no longer have to be part of a tour group, but they still must stick to rules for people-to-people educational...

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