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A new series of road trips—covering everything from California wine country to Southern foodways—put diversity in the driver’s seat.

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

Medellín’s thriving music scene is more than just reggaetón. It’s a movement reshaping tourism, culture, and community in Colombia’s musical capital.

Soon you’ll only need your face to travel through Singapore’s Changi Airport.

The new Warren Street Hotel from British hotelier and designer Kit Kemp is brightening up New York City’s Tribeca neighborhood.

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

The new Maharaja Lounge marks the airline’s first of its updated lounge concept outside of India, complete with live cooking stations, a swanky cocktail bar, and art crafted from upcycled airplane parts.

Kicking off World Ocean Month, the original Barbados rum joins forces with 4ocean to help clean up the global seas and celebrate its seafaring heritage.

Plus, new Coastliner planes taking off this summer will bring lie-flat Polaris business-class seats to domestic transcontinental routes for the first time.

With TSA agents calling out of work as the partial shutdown drags on and airport security lines lengthening, immigration agents were sent in to fill the gap on Monday. Travel industry observers aren’t convinced this is the fix that was needed.

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.

The campaign, called 10 Volunteers for 10 Days, aims to help develop a new, sustainable trail in Chile’s Torres del Paine National Park. The deadline to apply is February 27.

AndBeyond is expanding its East African safari operations into Kenya’s less-visited Laikipia region.

We turned to the experts to find out if this old myth could really be true.

With higher numbers of tourists comes a greater strain on resources and infrastructure, the country’s tourism ministry argues.