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Amtrak is about to get a $66 billion boost—these are the destinations most likely to benefit.

As the world gradually reopens to Americans, the U.S. will not be reciprocating for now.

Save your sanity with this expert advice on booking the most reliable flights, reducing airport wait times, and ensuring you don’t miss your flight; plus, put these protections in place in case things do go awry.

With off-the-beaten-path destinations, UNESCO-designated nature, and opportunities like ancestry tourism, this iconic destination offers responsible, sustainable travel that clients will love.

We asked travel advisors where to go now, before the crowds catch on.

Mark our words: 2025 will be the year of crowd-free travel. Here are our picks for the world’s 25 most exciting, lesser-visited destinations to plan a trip to right now.

Enlist the help of local outfitters, stay at boutique hotels, and plan your trip in the off season.

The country will welcome any foreign visitors—including those from the United States—as long as they provide a negative COVID-19 test result.

Many people don’t realize how much of France can—and perhaps should—be visited in this truly unique way.

The ban on nationals entering the United States from several Muslim-majority countries was a “stain on our national conscience” and “inconsistent with our long history of welcoming people of all faiths and no faith at all,” Biden’s new order states.

Exploring the cities of Abu Dhabi and Dubai in a sustainable way has never been easier than with Indus Travels’ all-encompassing voyage through the historical and cultural highlights of these two cities.

With many glaciers rapidly melting because of climate change, countries around the world are facing trouble from the disappearance of the ice sheets.

Azuma Farm Koiwai, a new farm retreat a two-hour train trip north from Tokyo, opens a window onto Japan’s craft traditions in a region few travelers reach.

Make your February rowdy, restful, or a little of both with trips to these destinations.

The Argentinian government implemented a new regulation on November 4, 2022, allowing visitors using credit and debit cards to obtain a more favorable exchange rate than the official rate.