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Bus Travel Grows as Fuel Soars, Airfares Leap

Once considered the travel choice of last resort, some say the confluence of rising gas prices, airline headaches and the rise of discount carriers is creating a kind of renaissance in the bus industry.

Airports Brace for Fewer Flights, Passengers

With the airline industry in a nosedive, airports are hitting turbulence: After years of growth, they are delaying capital projects, freezing hiring, and considering increases in everything from landing fees to parking. Concessionaires are hurting, ...

Airline Industry Woes Threaten O'Hare Expansion

Soaring gas prices have claimed plenty of victims - from SUV sales to stock market portfolios. They now threaten to claim another: the expansion of one of the world's busiest airports.

Travel Q&A: Spa Weekends in New Mexico?

Q. I'm considering going to New Mexico for a high-end spa weekend. Any ideas? - K.C., Morgan Hill, Calif.

Paradise? It's Just a Day in the Life of a Resort Manager in Fiji

What's it like to live in a far-off place most of us see only on a vacation? Foreign Correspondence is an interview with someone who lives in a spot you may want to ...

Streets of New Orleans Fill with Music — and Visitors — as City's Recovery from Katrina Continues

When Carol Stauder started giving Hurricane Katrina tours, she couldn't get through them without crying. Seeing the devastation caused by the flooding four months earlier - friends' homes destroyed and neighborhood after neighborhood abandoned - was ...