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Revelers will fly across time zones on a private jet to experience two countdowns on two continents.

With COVID-19 grounding our international travels right now, we decided to humorously recollect what a family trip is often really like.

The “Chocolate Village by the River” gives chocoholics prime access to the Teta Frida chocolate factory.

The company is searching for up to 12 individuals to live remotely in exchange for feedback about the experience.

Many of the world’s biggest—and littlest—urban centers are once again ready to welcome travelers. That’s a good thing.

Self-contained RVs seem like the perfect way to head out of town on an adventure right now, but there are a number of things to keep in mind so that you can travel safely and responsibly.

More U.S. nationals than ever before are applying for passports. To help keep up with the demand, the State Department plans to open additional passport agencies.

“Lechoneras” are ubiquitous across Puerto Rico, but none are more celebrated than those along a road in Guavate known as “la ruta de lechón.”

You don’t need rose-colored glasses at these pink sand beaches.

Thousands of Afghans have relocated amid the current crisis—countless more are trying to.

With snow blanketing the valley and tour buses a distant memory, winter brings a special calm to California’s famous national park.

Whether you love the idea of sailing past dozens of castles and forts or are eager to explore one of Europe’s more underrated wine regions, there’s a Rhine River cruise for you.

From an interactive website that tracks global LGBTQ-related laws to a travel-oriented app that facilitates meetups abroad, these are the trip-planning tools that LGBTQ travelers should know about.

Knowing the fundamentals of your camera and shooting at the right time of day can help yield some professional-level images.

Rainy days—and periods of social-distancing or quarantine—mean a chance to introduce your kids to a world of travel and architecture. And plastic bricks.