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A hiker stops to take in the view in Ireland's County Kerry.

Ireland, one step at a timeTour operators are creating more active itineraries to meet a growing demand. A Travel Weekly editor laced up her hiking boots...

HX Expeditions' Roald Amundsen in Antarctica. Expedition cruise lines say they are increasingly altering Antarctica itineraries midsailing due to weather conditions.

Climate change: Tourism's hot topicClimate change effects are having a growing impact on how and when travelers vacation and how the industry accommodates them.

Diners at the one-Michelin-starred Ahi in Auckland can indulge in a Mapari Tartare Tart, which features angus picanha, Sturgeon Valley caviar, wasabi sour cream and nashi pear.

Focus on culinary travel: A guide to eating and drinking, the Kiwi wayNew Zealand wants foodie travelers to know that they, too, have a spot at the table.

Longyearbyen is the world's most northerly town with more than 1,000 residents.

Tourism and conservation in the Arctic CircleAn editor’s journey in Svalbard highlights the push and pull between tourism growth and environmental changes.

Despite a hotel development ban put in place in 2024, overnight stays in Amsterdam are projected to be up in 2026.

Overtourism remedies: Are they working?Some of the world’s most visitor-saturated destinations have taken steps to control crowds. Our editors take a look at five of...

Optional Ghan excursions include a flight from Alice Springs to Uluru, formerly called Ayers Rock.

A journey through Australia, from top to bottomThis summer -- Australia’s winter -- explorer at large Arnie Weissmann traversed the country in a straight line (more or less),...

A Bombardier Challenger 350 at Van Nuys Airport in California. VistaJet’s XO platform offers access to 2,000 planes from other operators in addition to Vista’s fleet of 280 planes.

Private charter booking enters the digital ageWebsites and apps are increasingly being used to book on-demand flights, a big change for a business that has long relied on a...

A view of the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, one of North Dakota's biggest draws.

Hello, North Dakota: A vacation in a state less traveledSome states are small on visitor numbers and promotional budgets. But they're big on heart, and they're working hard to get on...

A family on a dogsledding expedition in Sweden with Pelorus Travel.

Adventure travel is a family affairFamilies looking to get off their devices and bond with each other are choosing active, often exhilarating experiences for...

Weathering economic storms: How cruising keeps its head above water

Weathering economic storms: How cruising keeps its head above waterStock market wobbles and global conflict might turn the economy down, but through it all cruisers don't want to give up their...

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