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While you’re perfecting your social distancing skills at home on your own, with your roommates, or with your family, here are a bunch of our favorite games for players of different levels, numbers, and wanderlusts.

Get 30 percent off the premium version of the convenient customs entry app—and help those in need at the same time.

The brand-new extension is not just a mall. It is also a stunning garden attraction and a preview of the city-state’s best local restaurants and shops.

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.

While the number of people traveling is still down from last year, numbers show travel is beginning to rebound in China.

The airports in Hilo and Kona are open, but a portion of the Big Island’s southeastern corner remains inaccessible.

There’s more to these locations than sand, sun, and surf.

Health passports. Robots that clean airports. Masks worn . . . everywhere. The future is now.

A chimp-saving conservationist, a child soldier turned tour guide, and a tradition-bucking fashion designer are helping to put sweet Salone on the travel map.

The Colchagua region, set within easy striking distance of Santiago, produces some of the world’s finest reds in a beautiful mountains-meet-vineyards setting that’s met by a bevy of luxury resorts.

One writer on how Big Sur’s all-encompassing beauty is what she thinks about when she can’t travel.

The most powerful hurricane on record ever to hit the country tore through the islands of Abaco and Grand Bahama over Labor Day weekend. Here’s what we know thus far.

A love of travel doesn’t automatically translate into a seamless journey. For those who battle with serious pretravel worries, one travel editor offers ways she has found to lessen the stress.

Take it from someone who lived in the Aloha State for years: This is the best way to recreate a trip to Hawai‘i at home.

Greenland has a rich vocabulary for ice and snow. But what happens to language when those natural phenomena start to disappear?