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A new electronic entry system will be implemented across Schengen borders starting on April 10. That will be followed by the ETIAS travel authorization requirement later in 2026. Here’s what travelers need to know.

Arriving early encouraged.

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

From a guided backwater tour on mini catamarans to a stop on the Florida Distillery Trail, Amelia Island is full of distinctive, off-the-beaten-path experiences—and some you won’t find anywhere else.

Forget your passport and forget your couch—whether you’re flying solo or bringing the crew, here’s how to turn remote work into an extended vacation in Puerto Rico.

Sure, the beaches and views are great. But these islands excel with sustainable innovation, rich local traditions, and unique accommodations.

When “Icon of the Seas”—which will be the world’s largest cruise ship when it launches in 2024—opened for reservations, Royal Caribbean had its single largest booking day in its 53-year history.

As part of a four-week scholarship with an emphasis on sustainability, you’ll get to conduct research on the marine mammals.

To combat depopulation, Sardinia is offering to give people up to 15,000 euros to use toward purchase of a home and renovations.

Immerse yourself in medieval history or retreat to a mountaintop.

Whether you’re craving Mediterranean beaches, U.S. national parks, or the Canadian wilderness, United has you covered with its newly released summer 2024 flight roster.

Futuristic designs by the late architect, “the Queen of the Curve,” are some of the world’s most celebrated structures.

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

The carrier has been gradually expanding its international flight roster in recent years, and will offer service to seven destinations across the pond in 2026.

The introduction of new ETIAS entry rules for foreign travelers heading to Europe has been pushed back yet again.