LOVE really is in the air in America’s Capital Region this spring, as Virginia celebrates the many reasons to fall for the Virginia’s fascinating landmarks, historic towns and breathtaking countryside with 16 new giant “LOVEwork” artworks and installations

EKO material will replace highly toxic PVC material used in most banners and cities

America’s first National Park, Yellowstone, will open as scheduled in early May after local communities in the state of Wyoming spearheaded efforts to overcome a US$1.8 million federal funding cut

City’s Tourism Industry generated $55.3 Billion in economic impact and employed 356,000 New Yorkers in the City’s hospitality sector across all five boroughs

The planet’s most powerful city is also one of the world’s quirkiest. Anna Maria Espsäter has the low-down

The CD-Traveller team share their favourite 2012 travel experiences and look at the top spots for 2013

Hugely popular sale celebrating the Golden Age of travel comprising vintage posters and luggage

CD-Traveller tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world. This month Skegness is making waves, but could the era of the stay-cation be over?

New Orleans voted America’s favourite city

CD-Traveller would like to wish all our American readers, a Happy Thanksgiving

Best-selling author, Laura Pedersen, shares her journey through modern India with CD-Traveller readers

Post summer travel boasts big benefits: smaller crowds, cooler temperatures, and off-season hotel specials, just to name a few. Check out these five reasons to pack your bags and head west…

CD-Traveller tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world. This month Birmingham has been given a boost but British cuisine hasn’t fared so well

A survey of shoppers in London’s West End last weekend found they were all without exception enjoying their visit, with 99 per cent of them hoping to visit London again at some stage in the future

Chef Michael Sichel of the 107 year old James Beard award winning restaurant, Galatoire’s, reveals why nothing – not even a hurricane or BP oil spill – will stop the music in New Orleans

Millions of travellers to the States could face disappointment at the airport

Want to blast away the blues? Go west to the Golden State, writes Kaye Holland

San Francisco welcomed close to 2.9 million overseas visitors in 2011- an increase of nearly 10 percent over 2010

CD-Traveller tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world. This month, it’s good news for motorists and mobile phone users in Europe but anyone heading to a malarial country should take extra special care

The famous orange painted span turns 75 tomorrow. Celebrate by drinking this cocktail created by Campari America

I flew into Heathrow recently with a certain amount of fear and trepidation having read all the horror stories about immigration control

It may only be Wednesday but here at CD-Traveller towers, we already have our quote of the week. Take a bow US actor, Zach Braff

Thanks to shows such as the Real Housewives and MTV’s Laguna Beach which see skinny socialites and rich kids cruise up and down the Californian coast in their porsches, you don’t immediately think of California as a green destination

Want to start a conversation in California? Don’t bother discussing the weather. All you need to do is mention menus

The Big Apple’s mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, and NYC & Company announced at International Pow Wow (the travel industry’s premier international marketplace and the largest generator of travel to the United States) in Los Angeles, a new goal to generate US$70 billion in economic impact from travel and tourism by 2015

Patricia Cleveland-Peck is seduced by Savannah – arguably the most enchanting city on America’s Atlantic coast

Patricia Cleveland-Peck is seduced by Savannah – arguably the most enchanting city on America’s Atlantic coast

Patricia Cleveland-Peck peers into California’s Hispanic past