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As much of the country braces for severe storm systems and an arctic freeze, experts weigh in on how to handle flight (re)bookings, delays, and cancellations.

British authorities will soon offer arriving international travelers a way to shorten quarantine if they test negative for COVID-19.

As delays in U.S. passport processing mount, the U.S. State Department is hosting a series of events throughout the country to help travelers submit their passport applications.

Two of Europe’s largest railway companies, Eurostar and Thalys, are merging to create a high-speed network that will better connect the U.K., France, the Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium.

Norwegian tech company Opera is offering 10 people the chance to immerse themselves in the Nordic concept of hygge.

It’s an event that the Caribbean hasn’t experienced since the 1970s, when Guyana, Dominica, and Trinidad and Tobago became republics.

Gorilla trekking in Rwanda—with a number of new rules in place.

At London City Airport, passengers no longer need to remove laptops or liquids from their carry-ons and can bring up to two liters of liquid (about half a gallon). All U.K. airports will do the same by 2024.

Travelers flying through select U.S. airports can reserve a free TSA security screening time before departure.

The Florida Keys offer exciting land and water adventures with a focus on preservation.

Most of the ancient trees—some of them 2,000 years old—withstood the blaze.

Alive with art, design, and music, this magnificent mountain town has long been a draw for creative types and is ripe for exploration.

Is it legal for U.S. citizens to travel to Cuba? What types of travel can they take? And what are Cuba Tourist Cards? Here’s what you need to know about visiting Cuba.

From lakeside lounging to mountaintop shredding, Tahoe has a retreat for any time of year.

As the city forges a new identity, four tastemakers explain what a revitalized Detroit means to them—and what it can offer visitors.