Dispatch: Travel Weekly

By Eric Moya|September 25, 2018

Yes, Barcelona is mobbed. But should that be the reason a traveler goes elsewhere?

By Jeri Clausing|September 21, 2018

We entered the DMZ as the agreement to halt aggression along the border was being finalized.

By Jeri Clausing|September 19, 2018

Getting here, of course, was miserable. The dread lifted the moment I checked into the Signiel Seoul.

By Hector Fadraga|July 12, 2018

The jaw-dropping "Aura" is a modern-day illuminated manuscript or tapestry, sharing the Good News with the masses through the...

By Tom Stieghorst|July 10, 2018

Ponant's new expedition ship is intimate and manageable, and has a light, appealing look that makes passengers feel relaxed.

By Eric Moya|June 21, 2018

Between revisiting familiar haunts and discovering new favorites, it was easy to fall in love all over again.

By Robert Silk|June 17, 2018

Sitting as I write this at 37,000 feet in altitude, I can't help but notice how quiet the aircraft is.

By Tom Stieghorst & Tom Stieghorst|June 4, 2018

Starting a cruise in the heart of London on a 17,000-ton ship was a chance to see the river and its fabulous history the way...

By Eric Moya|May 14, 2018

The word "tourist" will probably never shake its negative connotations.

By Tom Stieghorst & Tom Stieghorst|April 10, 2018

One feature everyone wanted to see on a two-day preview cruise from Barcelona was the Ultimate Family Suite.

By Tom Stieghorst|April 9, 2018

"It took a while to figure out what I was seeing -- maybe 30 seconds -- and even then, I wasn't sure," writes Tom Stieghorst.