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By May 2025, if you don’t have a Real ID, passport or trusted traveler program card (such as Global Entry), you will not be able to fly.

Whether you’re headed to Italy for octopus, Japan for sushi, or New Zealand for shellfish, here’s what you need to know about finding the good stuff.

Explore rich religious traditions and outstanding architecture at the country’s most magnificent cathedrals and monasteries.

Sensory rooms date back to the 1970s, but have grown in number in recent years.

From weather to wildlife, excursions to the environment, if you’re thinking of taking a cruise to either Antarctica or the Arctic, these are the main differences to consider.

As of today, travelers can book flights from Boston, Chicago, and Anchorage to Dublin, Oslo, and Amsterdam at steep discounts.

Two U.S. senators are trying to implement a “passenger bill of rights” that, if passed, would give fliers more protections. Here’s what that means.

The Spice Island promises a host of delights, whether you have a few hours or a few days.

From lip-puckering sour IPAs to hardy, stout lagers, there’s something for every kind of beer lover in Music City.

Sitting in a bowl-like, fertile valley known as the “Stuttgart Cauldron,” this capital city’s surroundings offer stunning views, alfresco cultural activities, and delicious cuisine that all benefit from its rich natural environment.

From ancient ruins and medieval fortresses to beautiful natural wonders, this tiny island nation has a lot to offer.

The World Travel and Tourism Council’s seal of approval helps identify destinations and businesses that have adopted a new set of global safety and hygiene protocols.

Emerald Cruises & Tours follows the seasons by sailing Europe’s rivers when blossoms and vineyards are at their peak, and heading south for Caribbean warmth in the winter.

Families looking to combine education and travel fun can choose from more than 60 kid-friendly, once-in-a-lifetime trips—including astronomy lessons in Chile and sustainable farming 101 in Denmark—crafted by outfitter Black Tomato.

To help screen employees, consumers, and eventually travelers, the biometric ID company Clear has created a technology that allows for health checks that are linked to your identity.