Aquatic Visitor Becomes a Jersey Shore Tourist Attraction
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During the past two days, many have come with hopes of a lower tide and a chance to see a stranded seal that may have traveled from as far as the Arctic Circle.
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Republican conventioneers visiting Ellis Island on Sunday could well find their family roots on this spot of land in New York waters once famous for gulls, oysters and a gallows tree used to hang criminals.
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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is converting an airport into what it hopes will be a state-of-the-art facility that attracts millions of travelers a year while serving as a relief valve for increasing congestion at the other airports
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LODI, New Jersey  - Every Saturday afternoon, the staff at the Satin Dolls go-go lounge clears the bar of matchbooks, coasters, napkins and anything else not nailed down because a sold-out tour bus is on the way from New York.
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By TED ANCHER ANGLER: Jay Guidaboni, 39, Plymouth. OCCUPATION: Sales representative for Sherwin-Williams Paint Company.
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An underwater tourist attraction that lured several divers to their deaths may have returned, police warn.
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The quirky seaside expanse of Coney Island, which draws visitors from throughout the U.S. seeking out its colorful rides and freaky entertainers, may soon be losing one of its key attractions.
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Roller coaster connoisseurs tend to dismiss water rides as too slow, too tame, and too wet. But the next generation of splashy tech should make coaster snobs take a closer look.
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Travel: Township tourism, once considered edgy if not downright dangerous, has officially gone mainstream
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By STEVEN STANEK TEL AVIV, Israel - On most days, a tumor on Zvulun Muola's spinal cord keeps him confined to a wheelchair, but today he is standing on a small, wooden dinghy gliding downstream, navigating between the islands of a tropical paradise.
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TESSA JOWELL should visit Atlantic City, New Jersey, the former equivalent of Blackpool, if she thinks casinos will regenerate run down resorts and provide jobs for the locals (News, last week).
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Experts say the dismembered dolphin found in trash bags on an English beach was the same animal that became a tourist attraction earlier this year.
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In Michigan, the fishermanâs paradise all but surrounded by water, angling for a prized catch is about to become a lot more complicated.
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As beautiful as the coast is here, the most difficult trick to doing any serious paddling out of tourist season is finding a boat.
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Some visitors to the ancient Croatian city of Dubrovnik got an unexpected souvenir: a photo with Tom Cruise, who came for a brief visit after promoting his new movie, "Collateral," at the Venice Film Festival.
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TRENTON, N.J. - Following a conversation with Gov...
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Ocean researchers are conducting studies on New Jersey's bays, which have been beset by algae whose growth is fostered by fertilizers and other pollution. "The stuff is growing like wildfire," said Michael Kennish, a Rutgers University professor studying the effects of the algae and pollution that spawns it.