Discover some ways the ultra-rich may be traveling in 2026 -- from “forever travel” to private yachts, wellness retreats and ...

Boutique tour firm replaces industry-standard 8-seaters with 16-seat Mercedes to provide "First-Class" legroom and ...

Travel expert Juliana Broste talks about how you can prepare to travel on the road, rails or in the sky this holiday season. Trump proposes new monument near Lincoln Memorial New class of warship to ...

For problems ranging from dealing with long immigration lines to dead phones, a simple, lightweight item might be the most overlooked airport essential, according to travel experts. It's not a charger ...

Year after year, U.S. travelers have flocked to destinations like Paris, Cancún and Rome for their hard-earned vacations. And while these spots are popular for good reason, there are also many other ...

Scientists studying biodiversity in major cities have found that wealthier neighborhoods host more wildlife, plant life, and a greater variety of indoor insects than lower-income communities, ...

In 2026, the luxury bubble will swell. As wealth concentrates, premium becomes the engine of global tourism. The risk? When travel depends on the top 10% — and, increasingly, the top 1% — the entire ...

Katie is a travel and food journalist specializing in luxury brands and hotels. She has been writing and traveling the world full-time for more than four years. This uber-posh French-Caribbean island ...

The holidays are here, and with them comes one of the busiest travel periods of the year. Whether you’re visiting family, exploring new destinations, or planning a winter getaway, navigating holiday ...

Sarina Trangle started as a corporate news reporter in October 2024. She previously spent four years on the business desk at Newsday, covering the health industry, commercial real estate and cannabis.

In this, my second article on how luxury travel will evolve in 2026, I talk to some of the world’s leading innovators. Today, I discuss how authentic and one-of-a-kind experiences are the new luxury.

A Massachusetts family got stuck with a bill for a damaged tire on their rental car, even though they bought the extra coverage. It was the trip of a lifetime for the Petersons, visiting Ireland with ...