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No cars allowed? One writer sets out to tackle some of the United Kingdom’s most epic landscapes—while leaving as little of a trace as possible.

Should you go to the Arctic or Antarctica, and with Lindblad Expeditions or Hurtigruten? What are the polar packing essentials? We break it all down for you.

Live like a local in San Diego by basing your stay at one of the city’s top neighborhood Airbnbs.

On select summer nights, a historic vintage diesel locomotive takes travelers on a ride under some of the world’s starriest skies.

Airlines are blocking out middle seats and planes are often flying nearly empty these days, but on fuller flights, how can passengers practice proper social-distancing measures recommended to prevent coronavirus transmission?

The Duke of Sussex just launched Travalyst, a new sustainable travel initiative.

Why not make your holiday shopping list an excuse for a trip? From a famous record shop to the hippest boutique in Iceland, our editors share the places they’d travel to for unique holiday gifts around the globe.

Before you set out to spot a green-breasted mango or an ivory-billed woodpecker, you need the right equipment.

A breakdown of where you will and won’t need to mask up after the federal transportation mask mandate was abruptly lifted on April 18.

Don’t have 6 months to explore the 1,700-mile network that connects 17 Chilean national parks? Get a taste of the experience at these 6 spots.

In addition to offering a highly vetted list of hotels, Safara gives the commissions it earns back to its members so you can accumulate points and book free trips in the future.

The “Flowers for Elephants” author discusses how warring neighbors set aside their differences and found common ground by creating a wildlife sanctuary.

On Monday, Italy entered Phase 2 of its coronavirus lockdown allowing millions of Italians to venture out freely for the first time in nearly two months.

And how to gain access to these preboarding sanctuaries.

In a new book, journalist Stuart Husband and photographer Horst A. Friedrichs profile the agonies and ecstasies of 50 bookstores around the world.