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During a visit to her ancestral hometown, our columnist considers the aesthetic homogenization that threatens to consume it—and what that means for the world.

As of January 8, 2025, U.S. citizens traveling to the U.K. need to have an electronic travel authorization (ETA). Here’s how to apply, how much it costs, and how long it takes to be approved.

In a place where weather and wildlife encounters are unpredictable, and climate challenges are front and center, on a recent Arctic journey with Aurora Expeditions, passengers embrace the unknown.

Being a flight attendant can be a passport to seeing the world. But between air rage and pay disputes, do the benefits still outweigh the drawbacks?

The Kingdom of Bhutan recently increased its Sustainable Development Fee for visitors to $200 per day. But there’s a new exemption for longer-term stays. Here’s what to know.

Here’s everything you need to know about the app that gets you through U.S. immigration and customs faster.

Lake Tahoe wildfires spur authorities to prepare for evacuation and to recommend that visitors postpone their plans.

Travel experts offer their advice on how your love language may help inform your next trip—and make it all the more gratifying.

After Lufthansa said Apple AirTags were a hazard, the Federal Aviation Administration confirmed that Apple AirTags actually contain small enough amounts of lithium to travel safely.

Knowing how weather affects air travel won’t make your flight cancellations any less frustrating. But it will make you smarter—and maybe a little calmer.

In our new series “Traveling on the Spectrum,” one family learns you don’t have to push pause on outdoor activities, thanks to U.S. adaptive recreation organizations.

The goal is to protect one-third of the country’s land by 2030 in an effort to combat climate change.

New research from UC Riverside scientists suggest unchecked climate change could destroy the Joshua tree habitat. Here’s what you can do to help save the trees.

International arrivals for 2021 are forecast to remain at nearly half of what they were in 2019.

After becoming a popular off-the-beaten-path destination, the soaring redwood grove now has a marked trail and can be visited responsibly.