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Get a head start on booking your 2020 travels at this sale, which starts on Christmas and runs through January 31, 2020.

In this series, we interview figures in business, entertainment, and fashion about their travel essentials.

Love fall foliage, but hate the crowds? I’m going to let you in on an open secret among New Englanders.

Start planning your next summer escape now.

“Creating Icons: How We Remember Woman Suffrage” will be on view at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History until next March.

From a history of the German punk movement to an illustrated, kid-friendly guide to the world’s greatest mountain, there’s a book on this list for each adventurer in your life.

When you’re planning a vacation and don’t want to leave your pet at home, these dog-friendly hotels will treat your pup like the important guest he or she is.

Vacation rentals offer privacy and fewer crowds, something travelers will likely be looking for in the age of coronavirus. Now they just need to ensure their homes are also safe and very clean.

The Avenue of the Volcanoes in Ecuador takes hikers from ancient village to ancient village.

Located in the hilly outskirts of Turin, La Giardina has four rooms, an on-site art gallery, and interiors featuring a mix of antiques and contemporary works.

Knowing how weather affects air travel won’t make your flight cancellations any less frustrating. But it will make you smarter—and maybe a little calmer.

Even if you don’t own your own plane, a number of ride-sharing private jet startups want to help you fly in style, with flights that are about 50 percent more than the cost of a first-class ticket.

What’s really stored on your passport’s microchip? Can your passport be hacked? Are foreign spies tracking your every move through your passport? Read on, traveler.

The founder of Going Zero Waste shares her tips for creating a zero-waste travel kit, understanding and buying carbon offsets, and giving back to your favorite destination.

The 2026 expansion adds sites across the South, including a Virginia courthouse tied to the court case “Loving v. Virginia” and two music museums in Nashville.