Edward Clark

Despite popular misconception, New York City is not all skyscrapers, billboards, and Times Square. The city actually has several sites with...

Cancún has never needed help standing out. Its clear water, endless resorts, and bottomless pool bars have long sold the idea...

It’s a familiar moment on any long-haul flight. You’re hours in, somewhere over an ocean, and the cabin lights are low....

Getting banned from flying forever sounds extreme, but airlines don’t hesitate when safety or staff respect is on the line. These...

A growing number of American travelers have been accused of “flag-jacking”—displaying a Canadian flag or claiming to be from Canada while...

You’ve probably seen it a thousand times: a map on the wall, north at the top, south down below. It feels...

Most travelers think of Austin or San Antonio when planning a Texas trip, but heading farther south offers a cheaper and...

In 1987, American Airlines was searching for ways to cut costs without annoying its passengers. The company was under pressure to...

For decades, airlines defined the way people saw the world and themselves. They helped shape careers, carry families home, and bring...

In 1970, stepping onto a Pan American World Airways flight felt more like checking into a five-star hotel than boarding a...