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Traveling cartoons and comics

Travel the world in cartoons! Explore our collection of funny travel cartoons, perfect for travel blogs, social media, or adding a touch of wanderlust to your presentations. Whether it's about exotic destinations, funny travel mishaps, or hilarious airport experiences, we've got you covered. So pack your sense of humor and let the adventures begin!

Traveling Cartoon #1

"I'm so tired I can't think straight. Give me a room that's idiot-proof."

Traveling Cartoon #2

"How lost are we? That local larger you're having isn't local anymore."

Traveling cartoon #3.

"Are we there yet?"

Traveling cartoon #4.

"I can having that dream where I can fly."

Traveling cartoon #5.

Bed Sores and Breakfast - Palliative care.

Traveling cartoon #6.

"As a courtesy for the inconvenience, please accept a voucher for three additional hours of your life, redeemable upon your death."

Traveling cartoon #7.

Car driving towards a sign that reads "You are now entering The Holidays - No exits"

Traveling cartoon #8.

"Ease up on the gas you're flooding it."

Traveling cartoon #9.

"I try to drink a lot of water, stay up and get right on L.A. time, and never eat the airline food."

Traveling cartoon #10.

"Passengers, as we begin our descent, you may now suddenly act open and friendly to the person beside you."

Traveling cartoon #11.

Cruise ship called "S.S. Diarrhea"

Traveling cartoon #12.

"If you don't get on that plane...there's also the 5:43, then the 9:27, but that's got a layover in Atlanta, then..."

Traveling cartoon #13.

Denial Exit Now: Anger, Bargaining, Depression and Acceptance Next 4 Exits.

Traveling cartoon #14.

"I can hardly believe we're summering in the Hamptons!"

Traveling cartoon #15.

"I've passed your complaints along to the captain."

Traveling cartoon #16.

"Now when I go abroad I tell everyone I'm a Canadian goose."

Traveling cartoon #17.

"If I ever go to Japan, I'm sure the pilot will be able to find it, so why do I have to know where it is?"

Traveling cartoon #18.

"Look, son, real estate."

Traveling cartoon #19.

"You don't need me. You don't need anyone. You are Americans."

Traveling cartoon #20.

The old woman who lives in a shoe uses a roller skate as an RV.

Traveling cartoon #21.

"Stop fidgeting...every time we move it scares the bejeebers out of them!"

Traveling cartoon #22.

"Excuse me... Did they say carrion, or carry-on?"

Traveling cartoon #23.

A passenger on a plane watches as a truck labeled "Lostluggage.com" drives away from the plane he is on.

Traveling cartoon #24.

"I find the ride goes a lot quicker when you have someone to try to convert."

Traveling cartoon #25.

"I always get stuck in the wrong line."

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Coming to Alabama: Newsom’s Abortion-Access Ad, Depicting an Arrest

The ad portrays a woman trying to leave the state to have an abortion. The Campaign for Democracy, a political action committee started by Mr. Newsom, the California governor, created it.

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By Neil Vigdor

• April 21, 2024

A woman nervously peers into her rearview mirror as a patrolman activates his car’s lights and sirens. She is less than a mile from leaving Alabama to seek abortion services, but it’s too late: The next thing she knows, she is being handed a pregnancy test and is handcuffed.

The encounter is depicted in an unvarnished new television ad called “Fugitive.” The Campaign for Democracy, a political action committee created by Gov. Gavin Newsom, Democrat of California, produced the ad.

It will appear on Monday in Alabama, where Republicans have called for prosecuting women who travel elsewhere for an abortion. The state’s abortion ban, one of the nation’s strictest, outlaws the procedure at all stages of pregnancy, with no exceptions for rape and incest.

“Trump Republicans want to criminalize young Alabama women who travel for reproductive care,” the ad’s narrator says.

The ad then shows the patrolman approaching the vehicle: “Miss, I’m going to need you to step out of the vehicle,” he says, tapping the kit on the driver’s side door, “take a pregnancy test.”

The ad is scheduled to run on broadcast and cable television, along with digital platforms like YouTube, for two weeks, according to the PAC. The cost of the ad buy was not immediately available.

Alabama’s attorney general, Steve Marshall, a Republican, has clashed with the Justice Department and abortion assistance providers over whether the state has the authority to prosecute individuals or groups that help women leave the state to have the procedure.

Last month, Republicans introduced a bill in the Alabama House that would make it a misdemeanor to harbor or transport a minor to seek abortion services.

Mr. Newsom has emerged as a key surrogate for President Biden while harboring future White House ambitions of his own. He has regularly skirmished with G.O.P. governors and Republican-led states over abortion access, immigration, crime and other issues.

While Republicans have seized on crossings at the southern border in their messaging, Democrats have harnessed the issue of abortion-access after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022. It helped propel Democratic candidates to key victories during the midterm elections in 2022 and in races last year.

In February, the Alabama Supreme Court ruled that frozen embryos were people with rights, casting a cloud of uncertainty over in vitro fertilization. The state later passed a law giving I.V.F. clinics criminal and civil immunity, but it did not address whether embryos have the legal status of human beings.

In another seismic ruling, the Arizona Supreme Court this month upheld an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions. The decision could have far-reaching consequences for women’s health care and election-year politics in the state, a critical political battleground.

Mr. Newsom said in a social media post at the time that California, which borders Arizona, would provide a refuge for women affected by the decision.

“Arizona wasn’t even a state — it was a territory — when this draconian abortion ban was passed,” he said. “That’s how extreme this is. California remains ready to help Arizonans access reproductive health care.”

Neil Vigdor covers politics for The Times, focusing on voting rights issues and election disinformation. More about Neil Vigdor