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AI has totally reinvented trip planning—that is, when it’s not leading you astray.

When the U.S. Department of State issues a new or updated travel alert or advisory, what does that mean for travelers? Should you cancel your trip? Is travel insurance affected? Experts weigh in.

Some AI travel tools work, but you need to know the tricks.

Avoid lost luggage and skip the confusion at baggage claim. A good luggage tag is a must-have for any seasoned traveler.

The pioneering flight-deals newsletter Going now has an app with push notifications to help travelers find airfare bargains even faster.

The alert advises that travelers remain vigilant during Pride celebrations, which take place throughout the world during the summer months.

The updated rules come as the agency continues to crack down on electronics that use lithium ion batteries due to an increase in related fire incidents onboard airplanes.

Nearly a century after the “Green Book” and other Black travel publications emerged, their mission is still necessary—and their legacy lives on via TikTok and other social media.

Cybercriminals are breaking into frequent flier accounts and selling the miles for cash. Here’s how travelers can arm themselves against attack.

A new movement balancing preservation and accessibility empowers people with disabilities to more easily explore national parks and public lands.

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.

Also, transgender, queer, and intersex people were removed from State Department travel advisories. What was previously an advisory page for LGBTQI+ travelers has been renamed LGB Travel Information.

Already, 18 major airlines have signed up to use AirTags, with more expected. Here’s what else to know.

During a disaster, the first thing we often think of is whether we have friends or family in the impacted destination—and how we can get in touch with them, fast.

Start your timer—some carriers offer miles if your checked luggage is delayed more than 20 minutes.