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As part of its JetBlue For Good program, the carrier has launched a philanthropic travel contest, and winners will be sent to a surprise destination for a volunteer project.

Interested in moving to the islands for two months? Here’s how to sign up.

It’s a great opportunity if you’re quick.

Staff shortages continue to trouble hotels, restaurants, airports, and more—but this could be an opportunity to rebuild a more diverse, dynamic travel industry.

In Park City, Utah, mindfulness shapes every experience—from unplugging outdoors to locally sourced meals, and supporting conservation.

This resort on Mexico’s Pacific Coast just became a certified B Corporation for its environmentally and socially responsible hospitality.

The world’s highest mountain is buckling under the weight of its popularity. Thankfully, a few organizations have stepped in to help keep it pristine and preserve it for generations to come.

In the Peace Corps, you learn that travel isn’t just about hotels and the sights. It’s about the people and connections you make.

What’s your personal paradise in the Golden State? Use this short quiz to find just the right places for an idyllic experience you’ll never forget.

Following centuries of deforestation, the U.K.’s northernmost territory has invested heavily in rewilding. Now some environmental leaders want to go a step further.

Celebrating seven companies that are changing the travel industry in bigger, better, and more human-focused ways.

Collect trash and earn a free organic meal. Walk or bike, and a one-hour boat ride is yours. Take a train and get free admission to Kronborg Castle. Copenhagen’s CopenPay program of rewarding travelers for eco-friendly behavior is now a year-round initiative.

A historic experience? Yes, and lots of fun.

For travelers wondering if now is the time to visit Jamaica following last fall’s devastating hurricane, locals weigh in on what to expect and where recovery efforts stand.

A week after one of Florida’s worst hurricanes, coastal communities remain entirely cut off. A writer based in Florida fills us in on how locals are coping and what recovery efforts look like.