Travel

If you plan on traveling to see family and friends for Thanksgiving, you’ll likely be sharing the roads and the airport with a lot more people.

Thanksgiving and Christmas may look a little more normal this year with families across the country again anticipated to gather in-person, but with the higher traffic volumes on highways and in airports comes higher travel prices.

Nearly two years after the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, Carnival Cruise Lines is restarting operations in Mobile, Alabama.

Higher gas prices continue to be an issue as many expect to travel for Thanksgiving.

The passage of the federal infrastructure bill is providing some positive signals that passenger rail will once again come through Wichita.

Between staffing shortages and weather, cancelations and delays are inevitable this holiday season, travel experts warn.

Travel experts stress how important it is to plan ahead as much as possible.

A one-day ticket will run $104-$164, depending on the demand for that day.

In her new book, “100 Things To Do In Kansas Before You Die,” Roxie Yonkey, from Goodland, shares some of her favorite hidden gems,

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has added the state of Louisiana to its travel quarantine list due to the significant increase in the rate of COVID-19 cases.

Gas prices jumped fifteen cents at some gas stations across Kansas overnight.

Allegiant is offering $49 one-way fares on the new route, but the flight must be purchased by June 30 for travel by Feb. 14, 2022.

Travelers in Oklahoma will see changes this summer to the state’s turnpikes.

Today we’re out in Kansas City for our One Tank Trips segment!

As traffic picks up at airports across the country, your planned vacation could take an unexpected turn.

The non-stop jet service from to Houston begins Sept. 1.

The Park & Ride Lot at the Wichita Eisenhower National Airport will reopen June 28.

Senator Jerry Moran is hosting a virtual roundtable event on Tuesday to speak with Amtrak leadership and local leaders regarding the proposed extension of the Heartland Flyer passenger service into Kansas.

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) has amended its travel quarantine list.

AAA (Triple-A) anticipates about 37 million people traveling for Memorial Day Weekend.

Wichita’s Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport is now seeing the impact of revenge travel after COVID-19 forced many to push their vacations off, until now.

AAA (Triple-A) says 71 percent of Americans plan to book a trip in the next few months. But in the age of travel restrictions, knowing what’s open could save your vacation.

On Wednesday, May 12, Eyewitness News spoke to AAA (Triple-A) spokesman Shawn Steward about the increase at the pump and why you shouldn’t panic.

With the COVID-19 vaccine available to all adults and summer months approaching, a majority of Americans say they are ready to travel again.

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has added Colorado to its travel quarantine list.

A rental car shortage is increasing the price to rent a car to new heights and some companies don’t have the cars available.

This week, the passenger count at Wichita's Eisenhower National Airport was 35 percent higher than the daily average last March.

The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) has closed I-70 to Hays due to wintry weather to the west.

Gov. Laura Kelly announced Thursday afternoon that Kansas received $93,711,327 from the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act.

Frontier Airlines will begin flying two weekly non-stop flights from Wichita to Las Vegas next year.