The Week's Top Travel News

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• Scientists confirm that bedbugs are becoming pesticide-resistant. Doesn't reading that make you feel itchy? (Gadling)

• The Obama administration has rolled back the Bush restrictions on travel to Cuba. (New York Times)

• Marriott will not be offering porn adult entertainment (right) at new hotels. Gee, where will people ever find it now? (USA Today) 

• What to do if you're stranded at an airport because of bad weather. (Wall Street Journal)

• New routes on Qantas, Continental, Delta, Spirit, and Vision Airlines. (Jaunted)

• Vision Airlines also has cheap flights to Florida. (USA Today)

• And flights to Mexico are on sale. (Budget Travel)

• Disney news, part 1: Walt Disney World’s castle-projection show sounds trippy. (Gadling)

• Disney news, part 2: Details on Walt Disney World’s big Fantasyland revamp. (USA Today)

• Disney news, part 3: Take a look around Disney Cruise Line's new Disney Dream ship. (USA Today)

• A new hotel's rooms don't have doorknobs. But how do you locate the door when you're drunk? (HotelChatter)

• It can be hard to bring and/or locate prescription medications abroad. (New York Times)

• Leaving your cell phone on actually can interfere with plane electronics. (New York Times)

• Punks are tricking hotels into setting off their fire alarms. (USA Today)

• Is tight security making Washington D.C. feel more like Pyongyang? (USA Today)