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Coming face-to-face with the world’s biggest fish is one of the world’s biggest thrills. They may be sharks, but these giant creatures are actually quite docile and whether you want to swim with them or simply marvel at their size, here’s where to go.

Readers are escaping into fiction during the coronavirus pandemic.

Los Angeles International Airport officials are looking into reviving a largely defunct midcentury modern landmark as part of a massive site overhaul.

Puerto Rico Bounces Back

The Department of Homeland Security initially said on Sunday that it would pause both TSA PreCheck and Global Entry programs due to the partial government shutdown. But that’s not what happened. Here’s what to know.

Visionaries who harness the power of travel to make a difference.

Planes are breeding grounds for germs and grime. We got the scoop on the dirtiest places aboard and talked to infectious disease experts about how you can stay hygienic and healthy while flying.

Ancient ruins and a welcoming culture combine for a journey like no other.

With perspective-bending landscapes, ruddy pastel colors, and a harsh, remote location, Argentina’s Atacama Plateau feels downright Martian.

With world-class design, inspired meeting spaces, and distinctive culinary offerings, Signia by Hilton offers travelers exceptional guest experiences in some of the most sought-after urban and resort locations.

A resident shares their favorite haunts and insider tips to make the most of a long weekend in this Pacific Northwest city.

The boundary-breaking founder of an up-and-coming safari lodge company brings travelers closer to the natural beauty of his homeland.

Bermuda is reopening its airport to international travelers, including those from the U.S., on July 1 with new safety protocols in place to protect locals and visitors.

On a rail adventure through the Canadian Maritimes, Colleen Kinder encounters tiny towns and glittering cities, dramatic coastal landscapes and that sweet, strange brew that is Canadian kindness.

The state’s restrictions on the sale of sunscreens containing the toxic chemicals oxybenzone and octinoxate won’t take effect until January of 2021, but change is already afoot.