Travel

Skeletal remains, weapons, and armor of Roman soldiers have been discovered at a unique military camp in Slovakia dating back to Emperor Marcus Aurelius’s reign.

Passengers are clashing over the acceptable use of cruise ship elevators for transporting luggage, with debates centering on practicality versus courtesy during busy disembarkation periods.

Reinterpretation of an ancient ring linked to Pontius Pilate suggests it belonged to a subordinate, offering new insight into Roman administration and the biblical account of Jesus’ crucifixion.

Fort Bragg residents are protesting a new $9.5M highway upgrade that replaced a low fence with a tall one, blocking ocean views and altering the town’s character.

Rome faces backlash over a 147% surge in golf cart tours, prompting calls for regulation amid concerns over traffic, parking, and overcrowding.

US warns Americans to stay vigilant in Italy due to terrorism threats and recent arrests, alongside warnings about petty crime.

Nashville International Airport has unanimously voted to begin the process of renaming the airport in honor of country music icon Dolly Parton.

Archaeologists announce with 100% certainty the identification of Bethsaida, the lost city where Jesus performed miracles and from which key apostles hailed, after a decade of excavations revealing crucial evidence.

Norwegian Prima’s hot tubs and whirlpools are closed due to a Legionnaires’ disease investigation involving past passengers.

TSA is considering allowing TSA PreCheck passengers to bring full water bottles through security at select airports equipped with advanced CT scanners.