- Amtrak may begin using its new infrastructure bill funds to implement new routes and improved service sooner than you think
- Here are the top foodies destinations in America based on diversity of cuisines and restaurants.
- The $3.6 billion spending plan for the city of Baltimore accounts for āhistoric lowsā in revenue from parking, hotel taxes and the Baltimore Convention Center, sectors that have been decimated by the pandemic.
- The plan being put forth by the state Senate would be wide open to applicants, compared with a plan approved by the House of Delegates that would limit the number of licenses.
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- Once a central city of the Roman empire, then a reeding ground for powerful families, Milan continues to hold its own as a powerful city in Italy.
- Members of the Chicago Plumbers Local 130 UA-sponsored crew explain how they dye the Chicago River green for St. Patrick's Day.
- "Itās a bummer not having the freedom to travel when we want to play music. Not complaining, everyoneās going through it. Just grateful to be healthy."
- There have been confrontations on Disney property in recent weeks as some guests angrily refused to follow Disneyās safety rules.
- If you want to start thinking about spring or summer travel, you still have to navigate a minefield of confusion and uncertainty because of the coronavirus pandemic.
- "I hope to find more diving spots ... all over the world."
- With a spirit of adventure, I take the back road instead: inland first, then looping north through the Serbian part of Herzegovina.
- Consumer Reports' latest recommendations to the Department of Transportation offer varying degrees of complexity, obviousness and urgency.
- The inability to crowd stars onto commercial flights means private jets are becoming the norm at every level of Hollywood.
- A 'pent-up demand' for cruising is being unleashed as more Americans get the COVID-19 vaccine, a Royal Caribbean executive said Monday. The company expects bookings to skyrocket as vaccine levels rise and infection levels drop.
- Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican, is to testify before the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works.
- "I never have a bad time on a vacation. How could you? Itās vacation."
- The daughter of noted Civil Rights activist Reverend Ralph Abernathy and the God daughter of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. shares her memories of travel during the Civil Rights Movement and looks ahead to when she can travel again.
- Even in the most touristy town in Germany, you can still make a genuine, cross-cultural connection.
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- It still makes the most sense to not expect normal travel until 2022 at the earliest, but making plans is possible, provided your plans take some things (like vaccinations, testing and quarantine) into account, and are easy to change.
- The legislation outlines three types of licenses: those for in-person betting at Marylandās six casinos and two thoroughbred horse racing tracks; those for in-person betting at other locations, and those for online betting through websites and mobile apps.
- Baltimore is $30 million short of its revenue projection for the fiscal year that ends June 30.
- Life lessons and untapped destinations abound in Victoria Konefalās travel stories
- Gloria Reuben spent the pandemic becoming the president of a global nonprofit, now, she's looking forward to a more unified world and traveling for work and pleasure again!
- The Feb. 6 show features the 1980s band Air Supply and other acts scheduled to perform this early year include Vanilla Ice (an āIce, Ice Babyā a good tribute to SeaWorldās Ice Breaker coaster?) and Night Ranger (you know them from the āSister Christianā power ballad).
- Rather than a return to worldwide connectivity ā one of the economic miracles of the jet era ā prolonged international isolation appears unavoidable.