Travel

Starting Wednesday, people traveling on a domestic flight and using a state-issued ID to get through security are required to have one that meets federal REAL ID requirements.

Homeland Security Chief Kristi Noem said Tuesday that travelers with no REAL ID will be allowed to fly for now, but with probable extra steps. If you still need a REAL ID, these are the steps to apply.

Have you heard of "detour destinations?"

Which small businesses in western Washington are worth a one-hour drive? This is the question a new survey sought to answer.

Beginning May 7, U.S. travelers must show a REAL ID or valid alternative to fly domestically. Here's what this means:

Hawaii just passed a new law increasing hotel and cruise taxes to fund climate and wildfire prevention. Here’s what it means for visitors.

Hawaii lawmakers plan to raise lodging taxes and use the funds to support climate programs—a first-of-its-kind move for the state.

As summer travel quickly approaches, cruise lines are steering clear of a Caribbean island due to safety concerns.

Nearly two million cruise passengers are expected to pass through Seattle over the next five months, marking what is projected to be another record-setting season for the Emerald City’s cruise industry.

A new, fare-free way to travel to the San Juan Islands is now available for the next several weeks. 

The North Cascades Highway reopened to the public on Earth Day, April 22, offering drivers access through one of Washington’s most scenic routes.

A new WalletHub study ranks the most affordable and fun US metro areas for summer 2025 travel, based on cost, convenience, and variety of attractions.

Americans admit in a recent survey that they are having to figure out alternatives to taking a summer getaway due to their finances.

Around 12,000 Sea-Tac Airport travelers could run into issues on May 7 if they haven't updated their identification.