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Two executives share their travel rituals and some advice to help fliers improve their odds of a smooth experience.

The Italian government is restricting movement within the country to stop the spread of coronavirus, but travelers currently in Italy are still allowed on trains and airplanes in order to go home.

Planning a trip to Japan can be intimidating for the first-time visitor, so we’ve turned to a team of travel experts to learn the secrets to a successful vacation.

Get ready to experience one of the world’s best multiday treks in Patagonia’s hiker’s paradise.

Mammoth Lakes makes a perfect escape from L.A. for a few days.

The majority of the people and places affected by October’s wildfires are agricultural workers and family-owned wineries. Locals are banding together to help the victims—and you can help, too.

Not all airline wine offerings are created equal. We ranked six domestic carriers’ lists, from worst to best.

Kristine McDivitt Tompkins—who has worked tirelessly to conserve the wild lands of Patagonia—encourages travelers to become better custodians of the places they visit in a post-COVID-19 world.

Ten countries, 10 national parks: Now’s the time to disappear off the grid and lose yourself in the great outdoors.

The former fishing village of Taghazout, on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, has long been loved by surfers for its great waves and relaxing pace of life. But although it’s mostly remained under the radar, word is getting out on this idyllic spot.

The Florida Keys, Miami and Walt Disney World are all welcoming back travelers. But before you throw your weekender bag over your shoulder, read up on Florida’s latest coronavirus case numbers.

Explore the best and most stylish shops in L.A.

After a volcanic eruption and floods devastated parts of the state in 2018, Hawaii is back and better (and more affordable) this year. Here are a few specific reasons why you should go now.

It’s built to resemble European city plans and just got a new five-star resort.

Writer Taffy Brodesser-Akner went to Iceland seeking puffins and peace. Along the way, she learned that the perfect Icelandic adventure is just a dream—but you can, and should, still go in search of it.