Washington D.C. Travel News

Guests arriving at the Comfort Inn Capital Beltway will experience a whole new look and lodging experience, following a significant upgrade to the hotel.

Wow, folks. It's seriously cold and snowy in Cleveland in December. Who wouldn't want to leave Northeast Ohio right now? If you find yourself dreaming of a quick three-day getaway, but can't afford the cost or vacation time for a trip to the Caribbean or Hawaii, then Washington D.C. might be a solid bet for you.

Understanding the past can help us better appreciate the present and look toward the future.

You'd think that in the 21st Century, we could do things better than we did in the 1930's.

There's no telling the entirety of what went happened aboard Air Force One during the lengthy trip from Washington, D.C. to Johannesburg for former South African leader Nelson Mandela's memorial service, but one prominent passenger proved the interactions can't be all about policy and politics.

Big Night DC For the party-hopper who hates to sit still, Big Night DC boasts fifteen themed party areas, five dance floors, and a performance lineup stacked with more than a dozen DJs and bands.

Entrants must be 18 years of age or older as of Wednesday, December 11, 2013, and a legal resident of Maryland, Virginia or Washington DC currently residing within the WDCW viewing area.

The chamber of commerce spirit can be counted on to get the provincial juices flowing-where does my city fit in the pecking order of investment choice? Locals look at the year-end surveys to see where their market ranks.

A group of Canada Geese fly over the Mississippi River in Minneapolis on Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2013.

An Oakland boys choir has jetted off to Washington, D.C., Tuesday as invited performers at a national memorial event for former South African President Nelson Mandela Wednesday.

Scott Asperheim runs his snowblower to clear the sidewalk around his home from several feet of snow after a snowstorm in Duluth, Minnesota.

A snowstorm pushed into New England on Tuesday, making for messy travel conditions after causing widespread school and government closures in the nation's capital and elsewhere along the Eastern seaboard.

A modest snowstorm pushed through New England on Tuesday, causing messy travel conditions and widespread school and government closures along the Eastern seaboard despite bringing less accumulation than expected.

A woman walks past Independence Mall in Philadelphia on Dec. 10. Accumulations of 3 to 6 inches were expected as the National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for the Eastern Seaboard, including Baltimore, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia and Wilmington, Del.

It may not technically be winter yet, but don't tell that to the 50 million Americans in the northeastern U.S. who were saying hello Tuesday to another winter storm that was snarling commutes and travel schedules.

It may not technically be winter yet, but don't tell that to the 50 million Americans in the northeastern U.S. who were saying hello Tuesday to another winter storm that was snarling commutes and travel schedules.

It may not technically be winter yet, but don't tell that to the 50 million Americans in the northeastern U.S. who were saying hello Tuesday to another winter storm that was snarling commutes and travel schedules.

As a United Methodist pastor for 40 years, Jim Russell had the pleasure of guiding 33 consecutive youth study tours to Washington, D.C., and New York City.

Another round of snow is in the forecast for the mid-Atlantic region, just in time for the morning commute.

THE Jamaican Embassy in Washington, DC, recently hosted a reception to promote the University of the West Indies in an apparent bid by the educational institution to attract more students.