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Several of the approved destinations—like Australia and New Zealand—still won’t let travelers in.

Desert, beach, or national park? Take your pick.

You don’t have to get out of town to have rewarding encounters with nature. These green spaces offer ample opportunities to hike, walk, bike, glide or ride in the heart of the city.

Mochiko chicken, banana pancakes, and teriyaki bento boxes are among the dishes coming to Hawaiian Airlines’ new pre-order dining program, replacing complimentary meals on most mainland routes.

In the Norwegian island of Sommarøy, locals are pushing to eliminate conventional timekeeping during the midnight sun months.

Cruise lines have already canceled Middle East sailings into 2027.

With a “half-on, half-off” philosophy and small groups that never exceed 20, Roam by Tauck is designed for travelers looking for a flexible adventure.

Renting an electric car is an ideal way to explore the island. Here’s where to go.

From underground sanctuaries to horseback-led tours, these experiences offer more than the conventional tasting.

Beginning September 17, Air New Zealand will begin offering a nonstop route to New Zealand from New York.

Slow down and immerse yourself in Derry/Strabane and Leitrim with tips from the people who know it best—the walkers, craft brewers and distillers, “slow adventure” guides, and others who call this gorgeous part of the country home.

The Nordic island nation is home to urban boutique hotels, spa resorts, adventure lodges, and even a bubble dome where you can watch the aurora borealis from your bed.

In the days of yore, crossing the oceans, seas, and rivers was slower and more intentional. You can still experience that history and glamour—but with modern-day comforts and amenities—on these retro-inspired sailings.

During quarantine, use this itinerary with tips from locals to recreate the best parts of a day in Tokyo from the safety and comfort of your own home.

At London City Airport, passengers no longer need to remove laptops or liquids from their carry-ons and can bring up to two liters of liquid (about half a gallon). All U.K. airports will do the same by 2024.