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In honor of those who served, stop by these museums around the country.

After holding back on more ambitious travel plans for nearly two years, families with kids newly eligible for a COVID vaccine are now planning—and booking—big trips for the holidays and beyond.

The U.S., Israel, Japan, Poland, and Spain are among the countries that have swiftly introduced new travel bans or restrictions in light of the newly discovered Omicron variant. Here’s what we know thus far.

The National Park Service unveiled a revamped calendar for when Americans can enter the national parks for free in 2026, dropping Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth for Flag Day (also President Trump’s birthday) and Theodore Roosevelt’s birthday.

From a cliffside aerie to a hideout on the sand, France’s Mediterranean coastline is filled with outstanding luxury hotels—and these are the 14 best places to stay.

Tickets are already on sale for the train’s first departures post-pandemic, slated to start in February 2024.

The new pop-up Dior tree house spa suites at Grand Hotel Timeo, a Belmond Hotel, are as fabulous as they sound—and they’re only open through October.

Hot on the heels of La Minerva in Rome, Orient Express is now taking bookings for its second hotel, Orient Express Palazzo Donà Giovannelli, in a 15th-century palace.

This past season was the busiest—and deadliest—on record for Antarctica. Has the White Continent fallen prey to overtourism?

The once-every-quarter-century Catholic tradition started on December 24, 2024. Whether you’re planning to travel to Rome or are looking for alternatives to Italy’s capital, consider this your Jubilee survival guide.

A much-anticipated slate of new hotels and resorts comes to Northern California wine country.

Wellington is flying tech talent out for interviews—and hoping to offer 100 jobs.

Barryland reopened in 2025 as a sleek space dedicated to the giant, gentle Swiss icons.

Our Unpacked advice columnist reflects on what happens when travel brings us in close quarters with someone we would prefer to avoid.

The grandiose river journey combines sailings along the Columbia River in the West, the Mississippi River through the heart of the country, and the Eastern Seaboard.