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Let’s be honest—when you book a winter vacation, you’re probably imagining calm mornings, quiet walks, and that rare feeling of not being rushed anywhere. What you’re not imagining is standing in line behind 200 other people, dodging tour groups, or wondering how a place this small ended up feeling this busy.

The first successful airplane ever built was in 1903. Centuries later, look how far aviation has come. While we're busy catching flights and not feelings, check out these interesting facts surrounding international flights and travel.

For a woman like Amelia Earhart, the sky was never the limit. Born during a time when social norms restricted women, she blazed through. Tragically, though, her story ended amidst the winds of the Pacific skies. This is her story.

Explore how the Comanche became the most feared horse warriors of the Great Plains, mastering riding, combat, and raiding while building a powerful empire that challenged Spain, Mexico, and the United States.

Imagine discovering a painting so old it predates the earliest known European art traditions. Archaeologists just did, and the images are detailed and unsettling enough to force a rethink of when creativity began.

Some views stop conversations mid-sentence. Not because they’re loud or dramatic, but because they’ve been evolving longer than humans have been watching. These beautiful spaces tell stories without ever needing words.

What if the Exodus story has been holding onto more truth than anyone guessed? Fresh digs across the region are surfacing clues that nudge the ancient account out of legend and into possibility.

Stonehenge always seemed mysterious enough on its own, but a discovery around the site added an unexpected layer. The ground reveals something huge, and the monument starts to look like only one piece of a much larger plan.

Some destinations linger under the radar until the world suddenly realizes how remarkable they are. With natural wonders shaped by extremes and communities carving their own identities, each one offers an experience that stays memorable long after the trip ends.

A stray goat led a young shepherd toward caves hiding manuscripts untouched for nearly two millennia. Scholars soon realized these fragile scraps shed light on lost history and traditions that could have been lost under the sand.

A sealed doorway in 1922 opened far more than a tomb. It revived a young ruler’s world and reshaped how ancient Egypt is understood. More than 100 years later, the life and death of Tutankhamun still raise questions.

Booked a romantic getaway but broke up before takeoff? Learn whether you can change a travel reservation to a friend’s name, plus insider tips on airline, hotel, cruise, and tour policies. Navigate breakups, booking rules, and last-minute travel changes with confidence.