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One editor’s two-night trek through Nevada’s remote desert to find aliens—and other paranormal phenomena—is one of more than 200 host-led group tours Airbnb is launching through its brand new Airbnb Adventures platform.

London calling? These hotels—stylish town houses, global brands, and refreshed grande dames among them—are waiting.

What started off as a joke on Twitter has now become a movement spreading throughout neighborhoods in New Orleans.

Sometimes, it’s easier to ship luggage instead of checking it. Here’s what you need to know about how it works, along with a list of the best luggage shipping companies.

Huge cruise liners, which bring thousands of visitors to the city every day, have long been a hot-button issue.

Airbnb is listing the iconic toy store for one night only this December.

With the ability to reach small ports and harbors like Greece’s Amorgos and Italy’s Portoferraio, a program packed with immersive experiences, and just 100 guests, Emerald Cruises’ new superyacht promises enriching voyages for body, mind, and soul.

Greece’s popularity barely slowed down during the pandemic, and 2022 is shaping up to be another big year. Lock in that dream vacation before the crowds descend.

In Estonia’s Soomaa National Park, you can basically walk on water.

American Airlines will temporarily suspend six domestic routes between August and October, citing higher jet fuel prices as airlines face mounting cost pressures and shifting travel demand.

The first completed Amtrak Airo trains have arrived in Seattle, where they’re getting ready to debut on the Cascades line in the Pacific Northwest.

A new mobile health app lets passengers upload their required COVID-19 test results—the first time the tech is being used for travel to Latin America.

A Boeing 737-800 is the main draw of the 1,200-square-foot suite at the Corendon Amsterdam New-West, and the whole room has been recently refurbished to be even cooler.

Two German tourists were fined and kicked out of the city for their morning coffee habit last week, but that’s not the only thing that’s against the law in Venice.

A visit to a sugar shack run by First Nations people sheds light on maple syrup’s deep roots in northeastern Canada.