July 28, 2010 -- The popular flight price comparison company Fly.co.uk has recently introduced a new CO2 emissions campaign that allows travellers to understand the environmental impact that their decisions have. Not only can people now find the best prices for their travel but they can also make the right decisions as to which airline to travel with to reduce their carbon footprint.

When Robert Hill was first diagnosed with Crohn's disease, each breath of air filled him with pain and walking up stairs felt like climbing Mount Everest. On Tuesday, 15 years later, Hill reached the south summit of the world's highest mountain.

It will be summer time soon and for many of us that means vacation! You’ve probably noticed that in the last few weeks we’ve updated the USA.gov and GobiernoUSA.gov Facebook pages with several government resources related to travel and recreation, vacations and summer.

The Post Office reminds holidaymakers of importance of purchasing travel insurance before hitting the slopes

Unsuspecting Airline Ticket Holders Bullied Into Paying Twice For Tickets From Airfare.com; Call for Victims to Join Pending Class Action Suit

Top Best Zoos in the United States., Zoos have been one of the favorite activities for Americans for a long time starting with the very first zoo being the Philadelphia Zoo in 1859. Since then, most states have at least one zoological park but there are some that stand above and beyond the rest of them with extra features like a touch tank, bird houses, safari and water fountains and parks. This article will mention the top 4 zoos in the United States and the reasons they stand above the others. The ones that made the top four are the Columbus Zoo, San Diego Zoo, Lion Country Safari and the Phoenix Zoo.

Paris Las Vegas, located in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, is a long way from being the flashiest, hippest or sexiest spot on the Strip -- despite what the signage in the hotel elevator might tell you.

In recognition of the Smithsonian’s renewed focus on international cultural exchange, Smithsonian Journeys—the Institution’s educational travel program—introduces a new Study Abroad Program for high school students. These three-week summer programs offer students an immersion experience where they can learn language skills under the tutelage of top teachers, experience the culture through classroom settings and meetings with local students and visit important cultural sites during weekend excursions. Destinations for summer 2010 include Beijing; Avila, Spain; and Florence, Italy.