Tourism

These two make quite an interesting pair.

Trump's travel ban proposals and his anti-immigration rhetoric have worsened the U.S.'s image in other countries, according to experts.

"The only stars and stripes you'll have to see are in the sky and on a zebra."

Spain overtook the U.S. as the second most popular tourist destination after Trump became president.

Simulated knife attacks, ferocious dogs, automatic weapons... and reduced prices for children.

President Donald Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric and policies have kept millions of people from visiting the U.S. and cost the economy potentially billions of dollars, analysts say.

Trips lasting up to one month aboard the ISS would cost between $40 million and $60 million.

Slovenia reported a 9 percent hike in tourism revenue this year, and attributed part of the jump to the popularity of the first lady.

The island nation's government ousted Mohamed Nasheed in 2012, now they are facing calls for a boycott of the tourism industry.

The order was "very unexpected" and "devastating news," one Chinese tour operator said.

"I only help her with changing the brushes," says her owner.

Tourism accounts for less than 1 percent of North Korea's total gross domestic product.

What at first looked like roaming sheep turned out to be a massive herd of polar bears.

The moves follow U.S. claims that its officials in Havana have suffered serious harm from "sonic attacks."

On Monday, downed trees and debris cluttered the happiest place on Earth.

North Korea's new tourism agency, run with help from the embassy, will offer Russians deals to visit "one of the safest countries in the world."

Multiple reports of tourists blacking out after drinking at Mexican resorts in July prompted the State Department to update its travel warning to the country.

American Green Inc. purchases the tiny town of Nipton for $5 million.

The U.S. travel ban to North Korea will enter into effect on September 1.

A grassroots tourist industry could revitalize a community battered by geopolitical disaster since Egypt's 2011 revolution.

Russia annexed Crimea in 2014 with lofty tourism targets, but bookings for 2017 are reportedly down 30 percent.

A month since the death of American tourist Otto Warmbier, who had suffered brain damage while under arrest in North Korea, the country shows the world what it has to offer, besides imprisonment.

Authorities have canceled medical leave for hospital staff and bought new hospital beds to try to deal with the crisis.

The capital, Asmara, is now a world heritage site. But will more people visit Africa's most secretive state?

One camp charges $115—$85 for children—for a two hour package that simulates an attack on a Jerusalem market.

Medical travel is becoming more popular as millions of Americans fear losing their health care coverage or face long waiting times.

The cruise ship will have an ice rink, a robo-bartender, and a 10-story waterslide.

Zimbabwe's tourism minister says the project will create billions in investment and help the country shed its "bad boy" image in the international community.

The president has invoked "God's help" to free Cuba, but religious leaders disagree with his new policy. And they aren't the only ones.

What do the Ladies in White think of reversing Obama's Cuba policy?