Alison Fox

It just got easier to hike in Great Smoky Mountains National Park thanks to an extensive renovation of a popular trail that leads to the park's tallest waterfall.

Travel always costs money, but there are certain countries where the dollar stretches further, making a bucket-list trip just a little more affordable

A record-setting nearly 80 million Americans are set to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday this year, packing roads across the country. But while traffic may be unavoidable, leaving on certain days is worse than others.

The Epic Pass, which helps skiiers save up to 65 percent on lift tickets is available until Dec. 2.

Low-cost carrier Allegiant Air is launching a massive expansion with 44 new routes for next year, including to three new cities.

American Airlines is adding more airports that will have technology to ensure travelers board with their designated groups ahead of the busy holiday travel season.

All-business class airline La Compagnie is helping travelers get to Europe in comfort for less with its annual “Blue Friday” sale that has roundtrip flights for just $2,200.

Travelers need to book by Nov. 30. Luxury cruise line Regent Seven Seas Cruises is making it easier to sail in style by offering up to 40 percent off trips across the world.

The sale is running until Nov. 27. Amtrak is bringing some ease to the holiday season for East Coast travelers with discounted tickets to their Auto Train.

Travelers are getting ready to hit the roads with a record-breaking Thanksgiving holiday season on the horizon, and traffic will be worse in some cities than others.