Walt Disney World has gone back to the drawing board for its ambitious Fantasyland expansion plan after weathering the arrival of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter.

• Concept art: Fantasyland makeover coming to Disney World in 2012

Boeing pushed back deliveries of its new 787 again on Tuesday, meaning that the soonest it will arrive is July.

You're going to need a cheat sheet to keep track of all the new roller coaster names at Six Flags Magic Mountain in 2011.

• Point-of-view: Superman Return to Krypton

• Six Flags amusement parks prepare for thematic makeovers

American Airlines says it signed a deal with Priceline.com for the tickets site to use American's in-house technology to access its fares.

• Delta's profit turnaround falls short of expectations

Amtrak is having a winter sale that that could take you far -- or as far as you want to go -- by taking 20% off the price of coach tickets through mid-April.

The stars will be gathering for a big party later this month, but revelers will need to travel nearly 300 miles from Hollywood to take part. 

Popular since ancient times, the Pamukkale hot springs are one of Turkey's top attractions. The name itself means "Cotton Castle," which describes the fluffy-looking mineral deposits.

China can get cold in winter, but maybe not too cold for this bargain tour. The eight-day trip to Beijing and Shanghai includes airfare from San Francisco and a hotel room for $777 per person plus taxes and fees.

The Doorganizer ($11.99) is a 12-by-5-inch canvas tag with pockets that hangs on the doorknob on the interior side of a hotel room door.

• Travel gear: MedCenter alarm clock is a dose of helpfulness

• Travel gear: Power up, keep dry

This smart-phone app helps you plan your next vacation, from building an itinerary to sending a postcard.

Don't be surprised. Airlines must account for each meal bought.

Southwest Airlines has moved on (well, actually backward) from a lively discussion that began last week over changes it plans to make March 1 to its frequent-flier program. Its blog's Flashback Friday post shows upbeat "luv"-centric print ads that date back to the airline’s beginnings 40 years ago.

With Mexican cruises slumping in popularity, two of the largest ships serving the Port of Los Angeles are pulling up anchor for more lucrative markets elsewhere.

Although officials insist tourism remains robust in Acapulco, merchants say months of carnage have scared away visitors. The rising death toll has prompted many Mexicans to skip the resort.

Who wants to be bothered studying French over spring break? This cultural stay for families in a small Provence village in France might change your mind.