Author: Jayme Deerwester, USA TODAY

Gentrification is pricing the Home of the Brave Museum out of an increasingly tony Honolulu enclave.

Carnival Cruise Line says its full fleet will be certified by March 2020, with employees trained to assist people with sensory disorders like autism.

The U.S. Customs and Border Patrol says an arriving passenger tried to smuggle 35 pounds worth of liquid cocaine in shampoo bottles into the country.

“Is the rubber duck in front of the Gate of Death disrespectful – even unintentionally?” the Auschwitz Museum asked. Here’s how Twitter users replied.

Although Mexico itself is a Level 2 country – calling for visitors to “exercise increased caution,” Sonora is listed as Level 3 (“Reconsider travel”).

On Sunday, El Al retired its final Boeing 747 with a giant Etch-a-sketch-in-the-sky tribute, using the flight path to draw the plane. Watch it happen.

Fred Olsen Cruise Lines says its MS Braemar set a record for the biggest ship to pass through Greece’s narrow Corinth Canal on Oct. 9.

A 28-year-old visitor climbed over a safety barrier at the Grand Canyon Skywalk and reportedly jumped to his death.

Starting next year, Amsterdam will tack a flat tax of over $3 (€3) per person, per night, on to hotel bills on top of the 7% tax guests already pay.