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These are the Florida spring-break alternatives where you can escape the crowds.

In 2023, the lineup of epic outdoor culinary gatherings includes striking locations across North America, Europe, and South Africa.

Europe’s new ETIAS authorization entry procedure is slated to go live sometime in 2024. Here’s what European authorities told us when asked about a specific launch date.

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

The North Carolina mountain town is recovering after Hurricane Helene brought record-breaking floods in late September. Here’s how travelers can support the destination and surrounding areas through tourism this winter and beyond.

Across the country, Indigenous people are taking a more active role in managing their land—and in doing so, protecting the climate for future generations.

From conservation and education groups to organizations helping with recovery efforts in places hit hard by natural disasters like North Carolina and Maui, here’s how travelers can show their support this giving season.

With women’s adventure travel on the rise, we asked the experts about the next must-see spots to hike, climb, and connect with culture.

This new private island resort in the Seychelles has villas with private pools, candlelit dinners, and wildlife watching.

When there’s snowfall, heavy rain, a big storm, or extreme winds, here’s how airlines decide which flights to operate and which ones to cancel or delay.

A coast-to-coast guide to the coolest experiences happening in all 50 states (plus Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C.) right now

J.R. Harris is one of the most prolific solo hikers the world has ever seen. But he’d never tell you that himself.

From seafood feasts to rare wines, experience Portugal’s rich flavors in Lisbon and the surrounding area with TAP’s direct flights from major U.S. cities and stopover program.

This Staten Island chef traces his journey to New York—from arriving by boat from Sicily to rooftop restaurants, dinner cruises on the Hudson, and more emblematic sights and sounds.

U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention cited the surge in infections and lack of transparent information from China as reasons for requiring the tests.