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The Atlanta-based carrier is launching (or relaunching) flights to the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Switzerland in time for summer.

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.

Contemporary restaurants are reimagining what “American” food means with the help of Indigenous chefs and ingredients.

The carrier, known for its colorful striped planes, has also expanded transatlantic service with more flights from its 12 U.S. gateways this summer.

If vaccinations become a requirement for travelers, those further down the list, such as younger travelers or those where the vaccines aren’t being made available as quickly, will be at a disadvantage.

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.

The new cost is part of the U.K.'s forthcoming Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system, which will be required of all noncitizens entering the country, including U.S. travelers.

According to a new ruling, hotels and vacation rentals will no longer be allowed to surprise guests with “junk fees” like resort fees and cleaning charges.

Opened in late 2023, atSiam night market brings Bangkok to Los Angeles.

An updated list of countries whose citizens will be allowed to travel to Europe has been agreed upon by the European Union, and it does not include the United States.

The New York City bar has now expanded to its fourth location in the United States.

Unable to resist its lure, one writer makes a journey up Switzerland’s mythical mountain in the less crowded winter.

Explore Hailee Carter’s favorite spots in The Pine Tree State, from her bakery to snowy trails and cozy breweries.

With the launch of new cinemas, film centers, and the most prestigious film festival in the country, Jeddah has its eyes on being the world’s next cinematic superpower.

After visiting 24 national parks in the U.S., contributing writer Latria Graham meditates on their complex legacy—and considers how we can enjoy them in a more responsible way.