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The U.S. was absent from the summit—but Biden has also pledged to preserve 30 percent of American lands and waters by 2030.

The largest discovery of its kind in more than a century will go on display to the public when the Grand Egyptian Museum opens in 2020.

Damages due to flooding in Puerto Rico are already being described as catastrophic, as rain continues to fall.

There is wonder everywhere you look in Paris. Go beyond the iconic sights to see this classic destination’s unsung sides and experience its delights in unexpected ways.

Make the most of your readerly passions at these global cities recognized for their vibrant literary communities.

On Florida’s Paradise Coast, beaches come in many forms: wild and remote, calm and family-friendly, or built for adventure. These seven are the best of the bunch.

Once home to artists and writers, Paris’s Left Bank still delivers cobblestoned charm and leafy boulevards—and these timeless hotels will put you in the center of it all.

From indie bookstores to readings and events, here are some great ways to experience the city’s literary scene.

The church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés has anchored this Left Bank neighborhood for 1,000 years. The leaders of a $5.7 million restoration effort want to keep it that way.

Travelers may find themselves in the sweet spot between reopening and overcrowding.

A traveling exhibition that showcases 33 years of experimental art installations from Black Rock City will head to one Bay Area museum for its final display this fall.

Due to a lack of research on an international scale, the travel industry often underestimates the booking trends and purchasing power of Black and brown travelers. This survey wants to fix that.

With these new protocols, the country is largely returning to many of its prepandemic operations.

The legality and constitutionality of a draft regulation that would prohibit citizens who have been exposed to coronavirus from re-entering the country are seriously in question, according to experts.

As of December 1, many international travelers with layovers up to six days can enter Chongqing, Xi’an, and Ningbo without a visa.