Travel

Lodging companies are trying to make up for lost pandemic revenue.

More details on the long-teased eatery include a drive-in movie theater.

Plus, essential intel to unlock the most fulfilling adventures in Africa (and avoid being be a jerk in the process).

Sometimes you have to learn to ignore the hype and trust your own senses.

Here’s what’s on luxury offer during the celebrations of Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee.

The star of Somebody Feed Phil, which returns for a fifth season on May 25, lists a few of his favorite places to go and what to do there.

You don’t start with your eyes. You start with your ears—and when you do, there’s so much you can learn.

It’s not just learning how to paddle—true masters can learn to steer their boats by looking at the stars, the wind, and the waves.

Another name for a place where everybody knows your name is “home.”

More than 10,000 new hotel rooms will have come online since the pandemic started, almost half of which are at premium price points.

It’s aimed at reducing student debt load and providing “Summer Voyage” work-travel experiences as well as networking opportunities for those planning to pursue public service upon graduation.

Nick Jones reflects on growing a global network from scratch over 27 years.

And it’s causing tension with hosts.

Expect vegetable-forward menus, caviar, and lots of good pizza.

The much-anticipated, Covid-delayed global showcase sees artists firmly moving away from figuration and toward a new end: the message.

Pack a sheet, leave the wedding ring at home, and skip the street food.

Just-announced features from Google and Expedia, plus little-known apps and hacks, may save you from a summer of inflated travel costs.