VIETNAM: The new Thailand?
Tropical beauty and booming cities. Mountains and beaches. Great food. A young country with an ancient culture. All in one of the world’s cheaper travel destinations.
Japan by rail — fast and slow
Japan is home to the “bullet train,” but some of its most delightful rail travel — and the country itself — are best enjoyed when you slow down.
AIRLINES: Not standing still
Domestically and internationally, airlines are looking beyond the COVID-19 pandemic to position themselves for better times. The result, new routes for them and fresh options for travelers.
The Seychelles — a distant jewel
This archipelago of tiny, almost unbearably beautiful islands welcomes visitors as if their nation’s future depends on it. In fact, it does.
You have to look
Lands of the Maroons
Wherever Africans were enslaved, you could find Africans who formed their own societies and stubbornly clung to the cultural heritage of their ancestors. Some of their communities still exist
The Post-Pandemic Traveler
Once we start traveling the world again, we’ll need to be a lot more hands-on in safeguarding our own health.
Our experience with COVID-19 will change
Travel in a post-COVID World
By the time you’re able to freely use your passport again, much of the travel world may have a very different look and feel to it.
AIRLINES: Time to get REAL
After Oct. 1, your old driver’s license won’t get you on a domestic airline flight anymore.
ETIAS is coming
Signing up shouldn’t be a big hassle nor a big expense. Without it, however, you won’t be getting into Europe.
This is just the first
AFRICA — In small bites
Planning your first visit to Africa can be daunting. It doesn’t have to be.
There may be no friendlier, more welcoming land on Earth than Africa.