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The gorgeous Colorado national parks you can’t miss
For a truly unadulterated experience in the Colorado's most iconic landscapes, visiting the national parks are the way to go. -
Earthship rentals blend sustainable living with luxury for an eco-friendly getaway
You should spend the night in the 600-acre Greater World Earthship Community, an architectural anomaly just 20 minutes outside of downtown Taos, New Mexico. -
A new report ranks Europe’s cleanest swimming spots
A recent report by the European Environment Agency (EEA) is good news for water-goers: the majority of swimming sites have “excellent” water quality. From inland swimming holes to ocean access points, the EU features clean H20 almost everywhere. Let’s take a closer look at the data. -
Las Vegas’ Harry Reid airport sees record traffic — and airlines are adding flights
Through the first half of 2024, Harry Reid Airport in Las Vegas saw record traffic, with 28.9 million passengers passing through its gates. That’s a 2.6% uptick from a year prior, and puts the hub on track for a record 2024. In addition, the number of international visitors keeps increasing, and the airport is adding overseas flights. -
Canon’s pro photographer reveals how to take amazing photos at Yellowstone
Canon's pro photographer, Charles "Chas" Glatzer, has observed changes in Yellowstone National Park for over 20 years. Here's what he's seen. -
This is where you can find the best cocktail bars in the U.S.
Thanks to the folks at Upgraded Points, we know where to find the best cocktail bars in the U.S. -
These are the most beautiful waterfalls in the world to visit
Waterfalls are a visual and aural pleasure, their beauty and sound surrounding you with nature’s bounty. The air seems cleaner and more invigorating near the cascading falls and floating mist. Often, the journey there is as satisfying as the reward, with an arduous hike setting the stage for a worthwhile finish. -
This amazing drone video details what it’s like to summit Mount Everest
DJI drones capture vertigo-inducing videos that provide viewers with an unprecedented look at the majesty of Everest. -
It’s official: These are the new rules of airplane etiquette
Have you ever wondered what your fellow passengers secretly think about your in-flight habits on an airplane? A recent survey by YouGov provides insights into Americans' perceptions of appropriate airplane etiquette, revealing surprising truths about what behaviors really bug people on planes. -
There’s an easy way to find EV-ready road trip routes in the U.S.
Campsite booking company Hipcamp has just partnered with Subaru of America, Inc., to unveil a new resource featuring 10 electric vehicle-ready road trips across the U.S. -
JSX, explained: What to know about the semi-private, luxury air carrier
Welcome to the world of JSX Airlines, a game change in the aviation industry that offers a semi-private flying experience. -
European mass tourism protests could spread, according to UNESCO
Mass tourism protests in Spain might spread across Europe, according to a UNESCO official. He says changes are needed to prevent local overtourism issues. -
New Madagascar resort brings rustic luxury to a quiet coast
Voaara resort brings relaxed luxury to the Madagascar coast. With simple yet modern accommodations, its bungalows and villa are the perfect hideaways. -
The best things to do in San Francisco: Exclusive experiences and more
With its stunning views, dynamic culture, and iconic sights, San Francisco is a top choice for travelers. From gourmet dining and upscale shopping to unique experiences and key attractions, this city has it all! -
Carry-on luggage: The rules you need to know before you fly
Ever felt the panic surge as you approach the airport check-in, wondering if your bulging carry-on will survive the size test? Learn carry-on size rules, weight limits, and what to pack in your carry-on luggage. -
Olympics travel: The best and worst host cities, ranked
If you love travel and sports, attending the Olympic Games is a bucket list experience. If you can’t do that, visiting a host city is the next best thing. But some are better than others. Recently, KÜHL apparel company studied the best and worst venues, so you can decide whether to make the trip. -
A fall trip like no other: Four Seasons Resort Maui offers new “Getaway” experiences
When visiting a special place, knowing what to do and where to go can be a challenge. Finding the best experiences, and the right ones for your group, takes time and energy. Even then, you could still miss out on a unique adventure. This fall, the Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea takes the guesswork out of your trip. By offering curated experiences, the resort immerses you in the culture, nature, and cuisine of the island. -
The best golf courses in Michigan: Grab a tee time at these great spots
If you want to find out what kind of golfer you are, these are the best golf courses in Michigan to help you know where you stand. -
These are the best places to visit in September
With the summer crowds dwindling and the pleasant weather, September is a great time to travel. If you’re looking for inspiration for an upcoming vacation, here are some of the best places to visit in September. -
Flying basic economy? United Airlines just made it easier
Sometimes, you just want to get where you’re going, without any frills or upgrades. That can mean the lowest fare, no extra amenities, and barely any luggage. For that type of no-frills traveler, United offers its Basic Economy seats. Offering the lowest price, no cancellation, and no checked or carry-on luggage (aside from a personal item), it’s a frugal, spartan option. Despite that, United announced a change that makes life easier for Basic Economy passengers. Here’s what to know. -
This is the biggest signal yet that Dubai is a can’t-miss destination for travelers
Dubai International Airport (DBX) — a luxurious international hub — set a new passenger record in the first half of 2024, with 44.9 million passing through its gates. That put the airport on pace to break its yearly mark of 89.1 million passengers in 2018. The heavy traffic shows air travel’s continued post-pandemic recovery, and that the desert city is now as much a destination as a travel gateway. -
Luxury and charm in the Tetons: Jackson Hole’s Rusty Parrot Lodge & Spa reopens
The Rusty Parrot Lodge & Spa. It just reopened after significant renovations, combining old-west charm with modern amenities. Only steps away from the historic town square, it puts you in the middle of the action, and immerses you in the American West. -
You can now view Southwest flights on this popular website
Two months ago, that changed with Southwest flights viewable on Google Flights. Now, there’s another option, with the fares now displayed on Kayak.com, a travel price comparison website. The move follows Southwest’s continuing evolution, after it recently announced assigned seating. -
Big Island retreat: Outrigger Kona Resort & Spa completes $60M renovation
On the Big Island of Hawaii, the OUTRIGGER Kona Resort & Spa just completed a $60 million renovation. Spread among 22 acres above Keauhou Bay, the property immerses guests in the ocean spirit and Hawaiian culture. -
United Airlines begins using eco-friendly fuels from Chicago hub
United Airlines announced it plans to purchase as much as 1 million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) for use at its Chicago hub, O’Hare Airport (ORD). Produced by Finland-based Neste, the biofuel will reach ORD by the end of August and promises a greener future for commercial flight. -
The amazing Japanese dishes you need to try at least once
Japanese food has a rich history and endless options. While sushi is the most famous, there are plenty of other Japanese dishes you'll need try. -
Did you know France has fjords?
When you think of fjords, images of Norway’s dramatic landscapes or Canada’s majestic coastlines might come to mind. But did you know that France boasts its own stunning fjord-like formations? -
Adult-only cruises are a fantastic way to travel — the cruise lines to know
Whether you’re a parent, relative, or friend, children can be a source of joy. But sometimes, you want to be in the company of adults only, where you can unwind and relax, without having to play chaperone. The additional peace and quiet is nice too. Adults-only cruises offer that and more. -
These are the most gorgeous pink sand beaches around the world
If you want to visit a pink sand beach, then you’ll find options in many different locations around the globe. These are just a few of the best pink sand beaches in the world. -
Four Seasons Hotel Osaka opens: Authentic Japan while living in luxury
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts are known for next-level luxury in the world’s finest destinations. From the shores of O’ahu, Hawaii, to the history of Athens, Greece, guests enjoy 5-star accommodations in stunning places. Now, the company brings those qualities to Japan, where the Hotel Osaka just opened in the quaint Dojima neighborhood. -
Holland America has 3 new cruises designed to view the next total solar eclipse
Being in the path of a total solar eclipse is a spiritual, enlightening experience. As totality begins, the sky goes dark, there are oohs and ahhs, and a serene shadow covers the landscape. It makes you realize you’re a small part of something much bigger and offers a perspective-changing moment. For 2026, Holland America takes guests to bucket list European destinations, all while in the path of totality, for a cruise to remember. -
Venice limits tourist group sizes — how the new rules will affect your trip
Yesterday, in a move to preserve its cultural heritage and give locals peace, Venice introduced limits on tourist group size. The new rule restricts groups to 25 people and bans guides from using loudspeakers, reducing the effects of mass tourism. Here’s what you need to know. -
Play a dream round at the Cabot Collection’s new French golf resort
The Cabot Collection, a developer of luxury resort and residential golf destinations, just announced the addition of the Golf Du Médoc Resort, a premier golf and wine destination in Bordeaux, France. Nestled among French countryside and open vineyards, the enchanting resort, now known as Cabot Bordeaux, is a dream golf getaway. -
Autopilot redefined: Embraer introduces automatic takeoffs
At the recent Farnborough Airshow, Embraer revealed its Enhanced Takeoff System (E2TS), which automatically guides its E2-class airplanes through the takeoff phase. The software-based upgrade goes online in Q4 2025, and can be retrofitted to the Brazilian aerospace company’s older jets. -
This remote French Polynesian island chain was just named a UNESCO World Heritage site
In the South Pacific, about 2,500 miles southeast of Hawaii sits a French Polynesian island chain with an intriguing past and vibrant biodiversity. Unspoiled by overtourism, the islands contain peaks and cliffs rising above crashing waves, and rare flora, marine life, and seabirds. The Marquesas Islands are special, resulting in UNESCO naming them a World Heritage site. -
Maui seeks to limit short-term rentals: What you need to know
Understandably, Maui is a popular vacation spot. That’s led to numerous investment properties and short-term rentals taking up housing stock. The problem is, that leads to fewer long-term rentals, higher rents, and fewer places for locals to live. Last year's Lahaina wildfires only exacerbated the issue. To help, the Maui Planning Commission is taking steps to limit short-term rentals, with an ordinance that replenishes long-term rental stock. Here’s what you need to know. -
There’s a new adults-only hotel set to open in Jackson Hole
On August 1, the new adults-only Hotel Yellowstone at Jackson Hole opens for business. Set amongst the majesty of the Teton Mountain Range, the hotel lets adults unwind and explore, without additional noise or distraction. Said to be Jackson Hole’s sole adults-only hotel, it offers 36 rooms with 600 sq. ft. of indoor/outdoor space, exquisite dining, and stunning views. Here’s what you need to know. -
Cruise for less: Save up to 40% with Holland America’s latest sale
From now through August 20, Holland America’s “Save on Sunshine” sale offers guests up to 40% off select cruises. The deal lets travelers escape to warmer destinations between September 2024 and April 2025, including Mexico, the Caribbean, Australia/New Zealand, and more. -
World of Hyatt members can now use points at Under Canvas’ glamping sites
Glamping lets travelers experience the outdoors in upscale comfort, instead of roughing it in a tent. Rather than setting up a tent and making dinner via a portable stove, guests reside in customized abodes that blend rustic and modern elements. Under Canvas is a leader in the glamping space, specializing in elegant canvas-covered dwellings set amongst stunning surroundings. -
Inspired by the Paris Olympics? The best hotels in Paris for a luxury stay
Ready to travel to Paris after the Olympics? Take a look at the very best hotels available in the City of Light. -
A new study says these are the most physically demanding tourist attractions
Which tourist attractions are the most physically demanding? Visiting these destinations are sure to provide you with a great workout. -
The 5 best things to do in Dubai for an epic adventure
In the United Arab Emirates, positioned along the Persian Gulf, Dubai continues to grow as an international destination. From its origins in the 1800s to today, it’s gone from a fishing village to an epicenter of culture, trade, and tourism. Around every corner, there’s something new to explore. -
7 incredible Italian dishes you need to try when you visit Italy
The essential dishes you must try to eat like a local while in Italy. -
Here’s what a night in the Keystone Raptor 354 toy hauler RV looks like
We can't thank THOR Industries enough for the chance to explore its Keystone lineup, and for the fantastic experience at the Nashville Superspeedway. -
The best places to visit in August: Plan the trip of your dreams
Whether you’re dreaming of exploring incredible cityscapes, basking on sun-drenched beaches, or a mix of both, August offers the perfect opportunity to make the most of the season. -
Qatar Airways debuts tech-focused Next Gen suites
Qatar Airways introduced its Qsuite Next Gen at this week’s Farnborough International Airshow in England. The new suite — dubbed Qsuite 2.0 — takes comfort and technology to new levels, providing an ideal environment for work, relaxation, and dining. By 2025, the airline’s fleet of Boeing 777-9 aircraft will feature the new design. -
Despite protests, Princess Cruises announces largest ever Alaska schedule for 2026
This week, Princess Cruises announced its biggest-ever Alaska season for 2026. The cruise line's newest ship, Star Princess, leads the eight-strong fleet, and the schedule includes 180 departures to 19 destinations. -
A free-for-all no more: Southwest to begin assigning seats and offering premium options
For the past 50 years, Southwest Airlines used an open-seating model, where passengers picked seats on a first-come, first-served basis. Today, the carrier announced that’s set to change, as it plans to introduce assigned seats and premium seating options. -
Alaska Airlines opens luxurious San Francisco lounge
On July 24, Alaska Airlines opened the doors to its new lounge at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). Covering 11,000 square feet, it has an elegant design and a West Coast feel, welcoming travelers to the Bay Area. -
This luxury hotel is the best place to stay for a unique Kyoto experience this fall
In Japan, the 5-star Hotel the Mitsui Kyoto offers a retreat-like setting, where you’re front and center with the change in seasons. Not only that, but the hotel is in the middle of historic sites and events, letting guests experience the country’s unique heritage. Let’s take a closer look.