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These five sanctuaries across Thailand offer tourists alternative ways to see elephants while providing the gentle giants a safe place to live.

A new global initiative designates destinations where you can have both extraordinary and ethical interactions with animals in the wild.

A historic $100 million grant will aid in efforts to combat mounting threats caused by climate change and crowds, among other initiatives. Here’s what’s in store for the country’s treasured outdoor refuges.

Biodiversity hot spots offer some of the most compelling sights on the planet. They’re also being threatened by climate change and COVID-19.

Opened in May, the Fenix museum brings interactive installations and a showstopping, tornado-like rooftop structure to Rotterdam’s historic port district.

One of the world’s greatest archaeological sites still has scientists guessing.

Artificial intelligence is poised to help the travel industry reduce emissions and support conservation. But the technology comes with challenges.

Geneva is compact, comfortable, and delivers on history, architecture, and delicious things to eat and drink.

Festivals of flowers, film, dance, Pride, and more pack the Texas city’s event calendar in spring and summer.

In March 2023, Albania slated 32,000 acres of the Vjosa river basin as a protected national park, prohibiting mining and dams. Will it lead the way for more tourism?

AI-assisted apps make navigating language barriers easier. But at what cost?

The Department of Interior has announced that it plans to restrict public access to the majority of the country’s national park sites if Congress doesn’t reach a deal by the September 30 deadline.

From a world-class museum to a kayak excursion through mangroves, this Middle Eastern capital city has something for every traveler.

Recent bed bug sightings have served as a crucial reminder that it’s important to know how to spot and prevent these pests from invading your sleep, belongings, and health.

A new designation will help conservationists, and travelers, better support the world’s largest terrestrial mammals.