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Sleeper trains are gaining momentum throughout the continent, thanks to a boom in demand for environmentally friendly travel and new political backing.

New spend-based qualifications for earning elite Delta Medallion Status take effect January 1, 2024, as do several changes to lounge policies.

On April 19, after 14 months of border closures, the Mediterranean country began to reopen to international travelers—including Americans. Is it time to make our Greek getaway dreams come true?

The Mexican town of San Miguel de Allende charms visitors with its colonial atmosphere as well as top restaurants and shopping. Here’s a look at the latest reasons to visit

Amid growing concerns about data privacy issues and electronic phone searches by U.S. Customs and Border and Patrol, travelers may be wondering how to travel more securely with their mobile devices. We asked experts for insights.

Head here for dynamic history, beautiful scenery—and plenty of crabs.

The two feudal fortresses offering lodging experiences appear on the Japanese Castle Foundation’s list of “Top 100 Castles” in the country.

Leave the crowds behind for peaceful beaches, untouched nature, and quiet towns on Slovenia’s pint-sized coast.

Breakfast tacos, margaritas, and killer concerts? Yes, you can get those in your living room. You can even create your own little Barton Springs too.

From expressing concern that transgender travelers could face issues with their travel documents to emphasizing that visa approval doesn’t guarantee entry, European governments are making citizens aware of the conditions for entering the U.S.

From off-piste skiing to a scenic train ride called “the window to the Swiss Alps,” these are the best ways to experience the season in the Playground of Europe.

Whether you’re looking for sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean or a multiday adventure through national parks, these road trips provide plenty of opportunities to explore the United States.

One writer visits the Noto Peninsula a year after the region’s earthquake and finds an enduring bounty of food and craft.

The government will pay for lodging, food, drink, and medication.

From hyperlocal cuisine and a great drink or two to must-see sights and lesser-known gems, this longtime Grand Cayman resident and founder of Cayman Spirits Co. shares tips for how to make the most of your vacation in this Caribbean paradise.