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Travelers can support the Lebanese people by raising awareness—and donating funds to the right organizations.

By guarding wildlife and patrolling against poachers instead of doing household chores, the Maasai women in “Team Lioness” are breaking down barriers.

For three nights only, locals near the Bend, Oregon, store can nab a ’90s-themed slumber party for just $4.

The Florida Keys, Miami and Walt Disney World are all welcoming back travelers. But before you throw your weekender bag over your shoulder, read up on Florida’s latest coronavirus case numbers.

A love letter to Beirut at a time when much of home—be it native or adopted—has been reduced to rubble again.

The legality and constitutionality of a draft regulation that would prohibit citizens who have been exposed to coronavirus from re-entering the country are seriously in question, according to experts.

The greatest luxury during COVID? Not having to worry about feeling safe for an hour.

Celebrate National Black Business Month by supporting Black-owned businesses and Black authors.

Extended Stay America, one of the largest hotel operators in North America, is making it easier for its guests to register online or via mail ahead of the November U.S. presidential election.

Even though Prime Day is delayed, you can still save on some of our favorite brands like Osprey, Marmot, and Columbia during Amazon’s Big Summer Sale.

Some carriers are revoking flying privileges for mask-less travelers; others say no mask, no travel—and no exceptions.

In Wyoming and South Dakota, stunning settings and exciting ways to explore make for the ultimate getaway.

In South Dakota and Wyoming, endless historical and cultural attractions mean unforgettable family-friendly fun.

History is repeating itself in Florence where wine windows that were used to help prevent contagion during the bubonic plague are being reopened by the region’s bars and restaurants for coronavirus-friendly delivery.

Kenya’s international borders are now open to (most) Americans, and travelers may have the great migration to themselves.