Luxury lodges now invite guests to catch, forage, and even hunt their own dinner. See why travelers crave hands-on food trips and where to try one yourself.
Travel News and Trends
Super El Niño Winter Travel Guide for 2026
See which destinations a Super El Niño could hit hardest this winter, from soggy Central California to drier Indonesia, plus smart ways to adjust your trip.
Orient Express Heads to Monaco in May 2027
The Venice Simplon-Orient-Express will roll from Paris to Monaco overnight starting May 2027. See the route, the cabins, the dining and what the fare covers.
Ancient Roman Art Steps Into the Light Near the Colosseum
A new museum on Rome’s Oppian Hill lets small reserved groups see the restored Painted City fresco and Great Mosaic buried near the Colosseum for centuries.
Why U.S. Border Towns Are Courting Canadian Visitors
U.S. border towns are rolling out discounts and at-par currency deals to win back Canadian travelers after a sharp cross-border slowdown. See what’s happening.
The Badlands Landmark Bringing Theodore Roosevelt’s Story Back to Life
A new presidential library rising from the North Dakota Badlands blends nature, history, and AI into a bold tribute to Teddy Roosevelt’s rugged legacy.
A Weekend in Columbus: Neighborhoods, Food, and City Break Highlights
Columbus has quietly become one of the Midwest’s most rewarding city breaks. Ohio’s capital packs walkable historic districts, a serious food scene, and respected museums into a trip you can comfortably knock out in a … A Weekend in Columbus: Neighborhoods, Food, and City Break HighlightsRead more
Why Cruise Lines Are Slowing Down and Staying Longer in Port
For decades, the cruise rhythm felt the same. Wake up in a new place, scramble through a half day of sightseeing, and rush back before the gangway closed. That formula is finally cracking. A growing … Why Cruise Lines Are Slowing Down and Staying Longer in PortRead more
What’s Really Changing at U.S. National Parks in 2026
If a park trip is on your 2026 list, pack a little extra patience along with the bug spray. A wave of new fees, digital passes, and staffing shortages is reshaping how people move through … What’s Really Changing at U.S. National Parks in 2026Read more
Why Travelers Are Ditching Daytime and Booking After-Dark Adventures in 2026
Something interesting is happening in the travel world this year. Millions of people are skipping the midday crowds, dodging the heat, and planning entire trips around what happens after the sun goes down. It’s called … Why Travelers Are Ditching Daytime and Booking After-Dark Adventures in 2026Read more