Those who are frequent visitors to TravelGumbo.com know that many of our contributors love books. We make a point of visiting libraries and bookstores during our travels although sometimes these visits happen by accident.
A Chinese city halts a park renovation plan until spring so that a rare migratory bird can enjoy its island refuge for now.
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With unrefunded voucher issues still hanging over European travel companies, the Netherlands has a plan.
"Underground Art" usually brings to mind images of rebellious artists challenging the norms of the art world of whatever year, but in this case—and many others—the meaning is literal, and the works are in the subway. Of course, New York is...
Miami, already the world's largest cruise port, adds a huge new terminal
Symbol of the 1958 World Expo, the Atomium has lived on to become one of Brussels' top attractions.
Harsher than expected guidelines have led to cruise-line pushback against CDC's new voluntary program
I am beginning to wish winter was over. This orchid photo helps a little....
Airbus has pushed its target, originally in the mid-2030s back to the mid-2040s
Spain is poised for a new era of cheap rail travel as two new low-cost high-speed services enter the market.
A Dubai rent yacht is the key to unlocking the peaceful side of this city. Amazing views of some incredible locations in Dubai are expected while yachting on the Arabian Gulf (sponsored content)
Ryanair tries a new tactic—suing disruptive passengers for the cost of their disruption
In its first year of London-to-Australia non-stop flying, Qantas says its making a profit and the flight is one of its most popular.
A new version of an old Dutch company is planning a new regional airliner to run on hydrogen fuel.
Thinking about where to go after the CoVid lockdown? Ebba has some suggestions for you (sponsored content)
In a move to eliminate as much plastic and other waste as possible—and to collect favorable PR—Air New Zealand is testing edible drinkware.
Holland-America sets a special and delicious tone to celebrate World Chocolate Day
One of Europe's oldest food fights dates to Napoleon's time, but takes its backstory from the 12th century.
