Susan Glaser

2 weeks ago | cleveland.com | Susan Glaser

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Just because you’re planning to stay close to home this summer doesn’t mean there’s nothing new to look forward to. Ohio destinations are readying dozens of new attractions and experiences to draw in travelers, whether first-time visitors or long-time residents. From new roller coasters and museum exhibits to milestone anniversary celebrations, the state’s top tourist sites are busy prepping for a summer full of fun.

2 weeks ago | meadvilletribune.com | Susan Glaser

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2 weeks ago | cleveland.com | Susan Glaser

Breeze Airways will restart service from Akron-Canton to West Palm Beach, Florida in September.Susan Glaser, Cleveland.comGREEN, Ohio – Breeze Airways will restart service from the Akron-Canton Airport to West Palm Beach in September, with additional flights per week to the southeast Florida city. The airline first launched nonstop service from CAK to West Palm in February 2022, pausing it two years later. The route will restart on Monday, Sept. 5, running every Monday and Friday.

2 weeks ago | cleveland.com | Susan Glaser

TravelPublished: Apr. 07, 2025, 12:30 p.m.Will political considerations play a role in vacation planning this summer? Cherry blossoms reached peak bloom in Washington, D.C. in late March. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)APCLEVELAND, Ohio – Ideally, your summer vacation should be a break from politics. Maybe not so much this year. A survey last month found that 42% of American travelers said politics will “greatly impact their travel choices.” That’s up from 24% last September.

2 weeks ago | cleveland.com | Susan Glaser

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Increasingly tense relations between the United States and Canada are expected to result in a drop of Canadian visitors to the U.S. this year. What’s less clear: Whether Americans will limit their visits to Canada. Bay Village traveler Dan Davis is worried about an upcoming, long-planned motorcycle tour around Lake Superior this August. He writes, “We are a little concerned about traveling in Canada because of everything that is happening right now between the U.S. and Canada.