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Two weeks after introducing a 10-day quarantine for vaccinated travelers, the Netherlands has nixed the requirement.

All non-essential stores, bars, and restaurants in the Netherlands are closed from December 19 until January 14.

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Encircling the entire island of Bonaire—and the neighboring islet of Klein Bonaire—Bonaire National Marine Park is home to some of the best snorkeling and diving you’ll ever do. Thanks to long-standing protective measures (dive-site moorings that preclude damage from anchors being dropped nearby, for example), the coral and fish here are some of the healthiest in the region, so expect a profusion of marine life, whether in the form of tiny sea horses, massive morays, or a zillion creatures in between.

Aruba, Curaçao, and Bonaire have postcard-perfect beaches and plenty of activities—plus, they’re outside the Caribbean hurricane belt.

The lesser-known B of the ABC Islands offers plenty of reasons for a trip.

Spring is well and truly here when the Netherlands’ rainbow tulip fields are in full bloom.

Guided rides are back on the California island, offering a unique way to explore and a dose of cowboy culture.

Though the names were once used interchangeably, Holland was dropped from the official branding of the Netherlands in 2020. Here’s why they were never the same thing.

From biking through salt flats to diving vibrant coral reefs, this Caribbean island is perfect for adventure.

These under-the-radar islands are all about nature, serenity, and getting away from it all.

The best-kept secret in the Caribbean? Visiting in summer. Here’s what you need to know.

After a dip in the pool and a stroll on the beach, cast your line for tarpon, canoe in one of the most distinctive lakes on Earth, hit the links, shred on a mountain bike, or swim in emerald green and sapphire waters. Then, kick up your feet and take it easy with a relaxing stay at a participating Marriott Bonvoy hotel or resort.

To experience Curaçao, photographer Gilleam Trapenberg invites travelers to go beyond the beaches.

The tide of voices advocating for ocean protection seems to be rising—and a traveler’s actions can speak loudly.