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Give your friends and family the travel accessories they’ll actually use.

See optical illusions, sculptured gardens, and boundary-pushing art from Paris to the Loire Valley.

History meets modern luxury at these 16 hotels we love—perfect for your next getaway in Washington, D.C.

Researchers and National Geographic photographers are teaching people how to take better photos, be more mindful, shift their focus, and enjoy vacations more.

Is missing school a detriment to your child’s education or an enhancement?

From an after-hours temple visit in Kyoto to a private safari, Roam by Tauck plans the details so you can slow down.

The next step in the EV revolution? Electric trailers offering a stylish and more eco-friendly camping trip.

While people remain indoors amid coronavirus lockdowns, the pink birds are flourishing in a coastal habitat by the Adriatic.

With the country preparing to host major international events, including the FIFA World Cup in 2026, and the 2028 Summer Olympics, a lot is on the line when it comes to travel to and within the United States.

It’s easier than ever to take an electric vehicle on a long road trip, if you bear a few things in mind before you depart.

No trip Down Under is complete without cruising the Great Ocean Road, that long stretch of highway draped along Australia’s rugged southern coast. Though you could technically knock out the drive in a single day—and many travelers do—we wouldn’t recommend it. We’ve put together the perfect itinerary.

Home to one of the nation’s largest artificial reef systems and a maze of hiking trails, Gulf Shores and Orange Beach offer a dreamy outdoor escape.

On select summer nights, a historic vintage diesel locomotive takes travelers on a ride under some of the world’s starriest skies.

It’s an event that the Caribbean hasn’t experienced since the 1970s, when Guyana, Dominica, and Trinidad and Tobago became republics.

Think it’s hard keeping a business in the family? Try finding a hotel where the great-grandchildren of the founders didn’t sell to the highest bidder. These retreats are still run by the same families for four generations and beyond.