From Broadway to gorgeous gorges and waterfalls, the Empire State features tons of activities and beautiful, scenic sights.

Charleston, Santa Fe and Savannah took the top 3 spots on Travel + Leisure's annual World's Best Awards for top U.S. cities as travel destinations.

Travelers looking to get away can expect cheaper flights due to the delta variant grounding many business travelers. ABC News’ Mona Kosar Abdi has more.

The Sunflower State is the heart of the Midwest and home to the Oz Museum, great barbecue and devoted college basketball fans.

Nationwide domestic airfares are expected to drop 10% in September due to a decrease in travel caused by the delta variant, with international fares already hitting record lows.

Health care workers at Baltimore's Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital made sure families like Tiffany, Michael and London Hayes got the care they needed during the pandemic.

“GMA” takes a look at how small-knit communities like Deal Island, Maryland, stuck together to make it through the pandemic.

More than 3.5 million people were screened at U.S. airports between Friday and Saturday, and 34 million people were expected to travel over Labor Day weekend as COVID-19 cases surge.

More than 2 million people passed through security at New York’s LaGuardia Airport on Friday.

Airports like Newark's are still dealing with the effects from severe weather over the week, with passengers from over 400 canceled flights Thursday still trying to get to their destinations.

ABC News transportation correspondent Gio Benitez discusses the end of summer travel and the challenges the airline industry faces with the spread of the delta variant.

The 'Tennis in Wonderland' suite features a chandelier made out of rackets, turf flooring and walls — and even furniture made out of tennis balls.

"GMA" visits the Cowboy State, where tourists flock to see natural wonders like the Tetons.

Fly fishing in Wyoming is becoming a more inclusive sport, including a group of women anglers who fly fish to raise money for breast cancer awareness.

MCR Hotels is experimenting with a new business model to strip down room rates to the bare minimum and charge more for services, like gym passes, pool access and early check-ins.

If you're flying on a plane or taking a train, be ready to keep wearing that face mask for a few more months

Paul Carpenter spent 144 days in the hospital battling COVID-19 with at least 100 of those days hooked to a ventilator.

The Hawkeye State, which served as the setting for the film, is hosting a debut baseball game on the diamond where the movie was filmed as businesses begin to welcome back guests.

Canada’s immigration minister met with the U.S. Homeland Secretary in Washington on Tuesday a day after Canada opened to fully vaccinated Americans

A trip to the Alaskan island of Adak is equal parts haunting history and breathtaking natural beauty

Rodeos are not only a major business in the Gem State, but also an American tradition.

The Gem State is quickly becoming one of the most sought-out tourist destinations in the country with its rapids, rodeos and outdoor adventures.

The country is allowing vaccinated Americans with negative COVID-19 tests for nonessential travel.

At more than 12,000 feet, Robach set out to make it to the very top of Japan's highest peak.

Despite at least 95% of guests and crew being vaccinated, Carnival Vista reported a "small number of positive cases" this week -- prompting the cruise line to change their policy.

The Buckeye State is welcoming fans of food, music, sports and more with a number of noteworthy attractions.

After being in quarantine since arriving in Japan for the Summer Games, Robach went on an adventure outside the Olympic Village.

Visitors from the U.S. will no longer have to quarantine upon arrival.

“GMA” is in Santa Fe Plaza to learn about "the land of enchantment."

Cruise companies hope that new features, like the “Bolt” ride on Carnival’s newest ship, "Mardis Gras," will help lure customers after the pandemic brought the industry to a halt for more than a year.

Hotel Rangá is looking for a photographer for the month-long assignment.

The biggest youth horse competition, hosted by the American Quarter Horse Association, features more than 1,000 horses competing in various events.

The Sooner State is welcoming back tourists with its rich frontier history.

The first major music festival to open in the country since 2020 sold out in minutes and will have a reduced capacity.

The smallest state is bursting with things to do from Block Island and Watch Hill to Narragansett and Newport.

The airport in Reno, Nevada, is facing a shortage of jet fuel that could force the cancellation of cargo and passenger fights

“GMA”’s Ashan Singh gets an inside look at the famed speedway.

ABC News’ chief transportation correspondent Gio Benitez shares the alert on consumer hotel deals that seem too good to be true.

The Hoosier State is the birthplace of professional baseball and the largest supplier of popcorn in the world.

Due to overwhelming demand for appointments, and automated bots, the department shut down its online booking system.

An insider’s guide to Utah’s 'Mighty 5' national parks and beyond.

“GMA” visits the Beehive State as it welcomes visitors to its magnificent mountains, famous national parks and more.

ABC News’ Cecilia Vega checks out what South Dakota has to offer as the state welcomes back visitors.

Dozens suffered from minor skin irritation and respiratory issues.

A strike at Portugal’s airports has forced the cancellation of over 200 flights.

Morgan Tabor, Abi Roberts and Bekah King go on road trip together after finding out they were dating same man.

The city of lights has officially reopened its iconic attraction for visitors to once again go inside to the top.

Philip Soccorso and Cynthia Hughes of Fast Phil’s, a barbershop in Cambridge, receive a huge surprise for their dedication to the community during the pandemic.

Brimfield hosts the largest flea market in the country and has been named one of the biggest antique destinations in the world.

The State Department reported a backlog of 2 million applications with huge delays that could complicate travel.