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The no-frills Icelandic carrier is entering the U.S. market with bargain basement airfares to 22 European destinations.

First revealed in 2020, the Michelin Green Star is the latest addition to the brand’s prestigious one-, two-, and three-star designations.

From the Canary Islands to the South of France, these places are worth a visit when the crowds thin and the temperatures cool.

Located in Baja California Peninsula, the Great Murals are the oldest cave paintings in the Americas—but they are incredibly hard to access.

As European cruises set sail once again, the United States cruise industry may not reopen again until this fall.

The British government said it was taking charge of getting Thomas Cook’s 150,000 U.K.-based customers back home from vacation spots across the globe, the largest repatriation effort in the country’s peacetime history.

In his new book, “You Are a Global Citizen: A Guided Journal for the Culturally Curious,” travel YouTuber Damon Dominique encourages us to approach the world with a curious mind and open heart.

In Basque Country, cider tastes best straight from the “txotx”.

Off the coast of this Southern California city, a new Whale Heritage Area allows marine life to thrive—and visitors to explore responsibly.

Seriously, how many James Beard winners and finalists are there in Asheville?!

Canada opened to vaccinated Americans in August, and numerous European countries changed their entry requirements in September. Here’s the complete list.

A married couple sought an early retirement overseas 18 years ago. In an interview, they share why they chose Nicaragua and what their next adventure is.

Some of the world’s most melodious destinations are featured in a new video by the United States Tour Operators Association. We took a closer look.

Century-old grande dames, boutique stays in heritage buildings, seaside resorts: Barcelona’s best hotels offer both historic charm and modern luxury.

As internal borders in Europe began to reopen last Monday, June 15, travel industry leaders with the right passports—not American, British, or many others yet—have been some of the first to jump on planes and trains.