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If you’re itching for a last-minute tropical getaway but don’t have a passport, there are still a few enticing options.

Slow-cooked reindeer, seaweed-infused bread, smoked salmon, award-winning cheese, and Arctic berries are among the regional foods passengers will experience while sailing the beauty of Norway from Bergen to Tromsø.

From the protected Wadden Sea to the historic warehouse districts of Hamburg and beyond, a visit to the former Hanseatic League is a dream trip for sustainably minded travelers who love history.

From more eco-friendly sailings to immersive journeys that will get you deeper into the culture and nature of the region, these cruise itineraries will bring you along Norway’s beautiful coastline in comfort.

A new sunken sculpture trail at the Museum of Underwater Art in Australia uses powerful art pieces to highlight threats facing the world’s oceans.

Located off the Southern California coast, Channel Islands National Park offers visitors miles of secluded trails, the chance to spot 145 endemic species of wildlife, and opportunities to learn about Indigenous history.

A visit to Iqaluit, Canada’s northernmost city, reveals a lot about life in the Arctic.

A survey of more than 10,000 expats ranks the best places in the world to take up residence.

Thailand is experiencing a tourism boom in 2025. Here’s how to beat the crowds while there.

African design, sustainable operations, and front-row seats to the Great Migration give Singita Mara River Tented Camp the edge in Tanzania’s Lamai Wedge.

Skip Phuket’s crowds for tranquil Koh Yao Noi, get intentionally lost in Bangkok’s alleyways, and savor northern curries at night markets in Nan province.

The longest skywalk in the western U.S. offers a bird’s-eye view of California’s redwood forest.

What they might lack in blazing sunshine these beaches more than make up for with postcard-worthy scenery and opportunities for coastal adventures.

The Perseids can be seen from anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere that’s dark enough—and the display will be most dazzling this year on August 12.

It’s actually more complicated than you think.