TRAVEL

Colorado Springs boasts fresh, dry air and abundant sunshine—just what tuberculosis patients of the late 19th century needed.

Thanks to an interesting weather phenomenon, Lítla Dímun in Denmark's Faroe Islands is often capped by a flying-saucer-shaped cloud.

The developers called the haikus “sometimes fun, often weird, most of the time pretty terrible. Also probably horrifying for haiku purists (sorry).”

Hotels offer pastries, fruit, and coffee as a guest perk. But what makes it a 'continental' breakfast?

The Downtown Alliance's "Explorer in Chief" will spend the summer documenting their adventures in Lower Manhattan—and rent and a salary are included.

How come seat belts are so simple? Why is the food so bland? Read on for answers to these pressing airplane cabin queries.

At the Home2 Suites by Hilton in D'Iberville, Mississippi, guests can care for foster dogs and even take them home.

Standing six stories tall, Lucy the Elephant is a Jersey Shore icon. For three nights only, she'll be open to overnight guests through Airbnb.

In lieu of hanging shower curtains or providing full shower doors, many newer hotels are opting for glass panels that cover only half the length of the shower. Why?

"Dixie"—a word associated with the Confederate States of America and slavery—will no longer be on Miami-Dade County’s road signs.

In Japan, an effective system of law enforcement help, legal mandates, and cultural norms helps missing items find their way home.

This Costa Rica animal rescue center houses every kind of animal, from spider monkeys to sea turtles.