The online travel company Expedia Inc. will have its corporate headquarters in Seattle.

A volcanic island, which was formed recently in the Pacific Ocean, is attracting a lot of attention.

California Department of Motor Vehicles has retracted the advisory for ridesharing vehicles working with Uber and Lyft to register as commercial vehicle.

As a blast of arctic air swept the Southwest, winter storms brought a bitterly cold end to the year 2014 on several Texas roads, disrupting many people's New Year travel plans.

Thomas Cook chief executive Harriet Green has stepped down from the post and chief operating officer Peter Fankhauser will take over her position with immediate effect.

The Commissioners Court of El Paso County authorized the Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority (CRRMA) to use nearly $40 million from vehicle registration fee revenue bonds to fund two transportation projects.

CRRMA executive director Raymond Telles confirmed the development, and described the action as "another step" towards the development of the El Paso County 2013 Mobility Plan.

A seven-day cruise around the Caribbean turned into a nightmare for more than 4,000 passengers after it was discovered a Dallas health care worker on board handled specimens from an Ebola patient who later succumbed to the disease.

The Carnival's Magic ship turned away in Belize, and headed to Cozumel, Mexico, where authorities didn't authorize the ship for a scheduled port visit.

Maine's Acadia National Park outshined the likes of Chicago's Lakefront and Montana's Glacier National Park to grab the title of 'America's Favorite Place'.

The contest was organized by "Good Morning America" show, which asked viewers to send in the names of their favorite place in America this month. Soon, nominations started pouring in, and Maine's Acadia National Park along with four other places made it to the top five.

Viewers were again asked to vote on the five to choose their favorite place. In the voting, Acadia National Park emerged as the winner.