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From Vermont to British Columbia, here are six places where everyone can hit the slopes.

In The Islands of Tahiti, life is deeply connected to water. With water-based activities for all skill levels, such as surfing, waterfall hikes, diving, and outrigger canoeing, here’s how to experience it yourself.

A writer whose son has multiple disabilities traveled to the Pacific Northwest to find out what kinds of advancements have been made and whether her son could benefit from them.

Desert mountains, sandy beaches, clear blue rivers, and deep canyons. The Lone Star State has it all—and you can find it in a state park.

Picture ruins in a forest, an island volcano lake, and an astronomy site older than Stonehenge.

With routes inspired by Hercules and Hermes, the 1,000-plus-mile Peloponnese Trails network is scheduled to launch in June.

Is there a dreamier setting for a concert than amid vines and endless wine?

You don’t have to be in the driver’s seat to have the ride of your life.

Another cruise line has shuttered in the wake of the pandemic. Experts weigh in on how to best insure your cruise booking in the case of financial default.

More U.S. nationals than ever before are applying for passports. To help keep up with the demand, the State Department plans to open additional passport agencies.

Greeting someone properly is the basis for polite interactions and even making friends while traveling.

You’ll be treated to Swiss chalets, fondue, and dramatic, big powder runs at these historic resorts.

Rock climbing. Wadi hiking. Sinkhole swimming. Author Sarah Thankam Mathews seeks out adventure in her childhood home.

Go beyond greenwashing and find a responsible retreat that will help you explore your destination while leaving a positive impact.

The hotel company’s version of Airbnb is now live and these are some of the standout homes.