The beaches and temples of Asian travel hotspots like Bali and Chiang Mai are the busiest they've been since the pandemic struck three years ago, but they're still relatively quiet

Samantha Brown, travel expert and host of ‘Samantha Brown’s Places to Love,’ discusses the latest travel trends and the newest season of her show on PBS.

“GMA” lifestyle contributor Lori Bergamotto shares the best beaches, dining and entertainment in Florida’s Greater Fort Lauderdale area.

Gen Z adults save money by living with parents and use the savings to make luxury purchases and travel.

The Federal Aviation Administration said the catastrophic computer outage that led to an aviation meltdown was caused by a “damaged database file.”

The Notice to Air Missions System provides critical flight safety information to pilots and sends warnings on everything from bad weather to bird strikes.

ABC News’ Gio Benitez shares the best travel deals, including round-trip flights and cruises you can purchase at major discounts.

Spokesperson for Scott's Cheap Katy Nastro shares tips on the best time to plan your next vacation.

Plus, when to book trips to cities such as New York, and destinations that make shows such as "The White Lotus" and "Yellowstone" shine.

The airline is still in recovery mode after thousands of passengers were left stranded and some missed their trips altogether.

ABC transportation correspondent Gio Benitez has gathered the top travel destinations for 2023 to put on all of our lists.

Picking your vacation destination can be stressful. A new travel trend is leaving it to chance.

With thousands of flight cancellations and delays over the past few days, it can be easy to be feel anxious. Here are some tips on how to stay calm.

Southwest Airlines said it plans to return to "normal operations with minimal disruptions", after days of chaos that saw the company cancel thousands of its flights.

Southwest Airlines alone saw more than 15,000 cancellations since Dec. 21.

Experts recommend meditation, listening to music and making sure you eat.

ABC News' Jay O’Brien discusses the Southwest Airlines meltdown and the federal investigation now underway due to the airline’s unprecedented cascade of delays and cancellations.

Southwest Airlines on Thursday said it plans to return to normal operations on Friday after cascading cancellations and delays this week and ABC News’ Sam Sweeney breaks down the latest.

The CEO apologized for the airline's failures, but no relief is in sight for travelers facing more cancellations, packed terminals, overbooked hotels and missing luggage.

The airline is now facing a federal investigation into their poor handling of the holiday travel chaos.

With travelers stranded across the country, Southwest CEO Bob Jordan is promising to make changes as the company faces millions in refunds and potential fines.

Travelers are frustrated as another day of flight cancellations continues to leave many stranded.

Kyle Potter, editor-in-chief of Thrifty Traveler, has tips for the tens of thousands of travelers affected by cascading delays and cancellations on Southwest Airlines flights.

Stranded Southwest customers details efforts to get home amid flight cancellations.

The Department of Transportation has announced an investigation into the airline’s mass cancellations.

"I'm apologizing to them daily," Southwest CEO Bob Jordan said.

Southwest Airlines accounts for the majority of the cancellations and the CEO is now apologizing and promising to get things straightened out.

Four strangers decided to team up and drive from Florida to Ohio after their flight was canceled ahead of Christmas.

Thousands of flights have been canceled or delayed.

The Department of Transportation is launching an investigation into Southwest Airline's response to the mass cancellations.

The U.S. Department of Transportation says it will look into flight cancellations by Southwest Airlines that have left travelers stranded at airports across the country amid an intense winter storm that has killed dozens of people

Thousands of travelers have been stranded at airports or stuck on hold trying to rebook flights this week as a massive storm snarled travel in the U.S. and Canada

Alex Campagna and Andrea Schmitt welcomed 10 tourists from South Korea into their home after the group became stranded in the middle of a winter storm while on their way to Niagara Falls.

Airports across the country are scrambling to find crews and planes to recover after an air-travel meltdown due to the winter storms that occurred during the holiday weekend.

Passengers on a JetBlue flight had to evacuate the plane by emergency slide after a fellow passenger’s phone charger started emitting smoke.

The FAA said it expects operations to recover gradually but many had to spend the holiday away from family and friends amid flight cancellations or delays.

Strong winds and blizzard conditions result in a record cancellation of over 2,600 flights and trap drivers in dangerous whiteout conditions.

Strong winds made it difficult for flights to land at Reagan Washington National Airport outside Washington, D.C., on Friday, forcing at least one aircraft back into the sky to try again.

A once-in-a-generation storm has caused thousands of flights to be cancelled before Christmas.

Passengers from coast to coast were left stranded on one of the busiest travel days of the year as airlines cancelled over 5,000 flights and lightning struck a Spirit Airlines flight.

Thousands of travelers have been stranded at airports or stuck on hold trying to rebook flights this week as a massive storm snarled travel in the U.S. and Canada ahead of the holidays

With the holiday travel rush in full swing and winter storms moving across the country, officials are warning drivers to watch for dangers on the road, including truck blindspots.

More than 2,000 flights have been canceled across the country and many more have been delayed.

ABC News' Stephanie Ramos spoke to The Points Guy managing editor Clint Henderson about how to navigate the holiday travel mess as a major winter storm strikes.

Almost every major U.S. airport has posted cancellations and delays as the winter storm strikes huge swaths of the country.

It’s a mean one: a monster winter storm is bearing down on a large swath of the country just as families head home. ABC News’ Sam Sweeney breaks down where the impacts are the worst.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has five steps for preventing the spread of COVID-19 and other respiratory viruses while traveling.

Airlines are predicting a slammed holiday travel season. United anticipates Jan. 2 to be its busiest day.

Hazardous weather conditions have caused at least 1,200 flight cancellations in the U.S. so far.

Concerns about inflation aren’t stopping Americans from hitting the road.