In the 1920s, politicians saw workers’ time off as a way to mold society, encouraging workers to engage in politics and patriotism during their time off.

The things travelers bring home reflect their worldviews. In 19th c. Niagara Falls, souvenirs revealed problematic stereotypes about Native Americans.

Despite intensifying concerns over security, airports play a vital role in teaching children about the interconnected world in which we live.

This Central American country was a haven for visitors long before it became a major tourist destination.

Read up on some of the fascinating history of the City of Lights before you head off on your next romantic vacation.

Travel is commodity, a privilege, and a state of mind; a comfort to some and a trial to others. 

A United Airlines jet is the first to take off using only fuels made from discarded fat.

A 2007 tuberculosis case teaches us about contagion, travel, and quarantine.