First printed in 1936, the Green Book was a travel guide for Black Americans that listed gas stations, restaurants, bars and private homes owned by or hospitable to Black patrons.
Millions will gather for the annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington D.C., which returned after a two-year pause because of COVID-19 and runs until April 9.
The city of Auburn, N.Y., has a variety of attractions illuminating Harriet Tubman’s life after the Underground Railroad, and this year it is celebrating the bicentennial of her birth with a series of special events expected to last through September.
When it comes to travel, children can be at the mercy of the whims of adults. Here is a list of tips on how to include everyone down to the smallest family member in making travel plans.
Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve lies on the southwest edge of Antioch. The area once teemed with people, residents of five bustling towns that sprang up after coal was discovered here in 1859.
There’s something special about a Southern California beach in winter — something restorative about bundling up in a heavy jacket to take in the waves and the often-showy January sunsets.
President Ulysses S. Grant signed the Yellowstone National Park Protection Act on March 1 1872, setting aside one of the world’s largest nearly intact natural ecosystems for the “benefit and enjoyment of present and future generations,” according to the park.
One in four American adults live with a disability, and 60% have at least one chronic illness. As travel continues to ramp up, more people will have questions about how to navigate it with their circumstances.
More than 3,000 flights were canceled globally for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, according to the website FlightAware, while another 2,000 flights were scrapped on Thursday.
80 percent of North Americans can't see the Milky Way over their home. Some studies and sentiment surveys show dark skies are increasingly becoming a factor of consideration for people when planning trips.
