The postponement of the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, done to minimize the possibility of any additional threats following the deadly terrorist attack early on New Year's Day, was met with both approval and skepticism. But even when sports in the USA are disrupted by circumstances outside of organizers' control, coming back together brings healing.

When, this past fall, the Northern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis, became visible to destinations that had never even heard of it before, it made headlines. Accordingly, people raced to places that had less ambient light and, cell phones, in hand, tried to capture the moment. Dark Sky Tourism just keeps growing. Here is the latest.

While it doesn't come close to scammers who set up fake airport Wi-Fi networks to capture and sell the personal information of travelers, it's pretty irritating. Seat squatters, defined as airline passengers who intentionally plunk themselves down in (better) seats assigned to others, then refuse to move, are raising hackles in the travel industry.

We know educational and historical sites can help generate increased interest in sports tourism destinations, but newly announced funding from the National Park Service could bump that up even more. A total of 20 Underground Railroad sites in 14 states, once developed, could bring not just an increase in tourism but in understanding as well.

Sports tourism has grown exponentially and nowhere is it as evident than in multi-purpose spaces. Whether in indoor facilities for basketball, volleyball or cheer, or outdoor spaces for lacrosse, soccer or football, it's obvious these multitasking facilities are ideas whose time has come. Here is a design professional's perspective on those spaces.

When Michael Che of Saturday Night Live's “Weekend Update” made a joke about the Women's Pro Baseball League set to debut in 2026, it might have been news to many viewers. But league officials are taking the WPBL quite seriously. The truth is, says the National Baseball Hall of Fame, women have been playing baseball almost as long as men have.