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This route takes you through some of the most unforgettable national parks in the southwestern section of the United States.

Florida’s top destination for family fun isn’t usually top of mind when it comes to sustainable travel. But for visitors looking to lessen their impact, these are more eco-friendly hotels worth considering.

New research from UC Riverside scientists suggest unchecked climate change could destroy the Joshua tree habitat. Here’s what you can do to help save the trees.

Venture beyond the Mall to explore the restaurants in Columbia Heights, the music scene at the Wharf, and the art in Blagden Alley.

This winter, snuggle up in one of these insanely cozy bubbles, pods, cabins, and geodesic domes.

Arabic coffee ice cream and umami éclairs are just a few dishes travelers can find in Dubai.

Lamu, Kenya, encourages visitors to slow down and appreciate life without cars.

Following in Tubman’s footsteps, the women completed a 116-mile journey from Cambridge, Maryland, to Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, in five days.

In this excerpt from “Speed and Scale: An Action Plan for Solving Our Climate Crisis Now,” an underwater story of progress and hope.

For travelers who are ready to hit the road in a recreational vehicle, these are the resources you will need to get rolling.

Cruises often get a bad rap for not offering much in the way of fitness or outdoor adventure. But there are some thrilling itineraries with adrenaline-fueled excursions, from polar expeditions to invigorating river cruises.

Canyons and mesas surround western Colorado’s biggest city, where an influx of outdoorsy transplants is creating a thriving creative scene.

Parks and campgrounds across the country have begun to reopen, but the CDC is still telling us to stay home as much as possible, leaving many wondering if it’s actually safe or responsible to camp during the COVID-19 pandemic.

While the estimated 1.2 million attendees heading to the 2022 World Cup will be the tournament’s lowest number of spectators in decades, it is expected to be largest mass gathering since the start of the pandemic.

100 percent of proceeds will be donated to Direct Relief, an organization that supports doctors and provides emergency medical supplies in more than 80 countries.