For a delightfully old-fashioned and unconventional way to experience Africa, hop aboard a luxury train.
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As the summer air-travel season gets under way, airports, airlines and the Transportation Security Administration are scrambling to cut security-line waits that have grown so long that many passengers are missing flights.
A luxury cruise from Anchorage through the Northwest Passage to New York City this summer underscores the rapid opening of once-ice choked waters and the potential traffic the isolated route may soon face.
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Glamping lets you enjoy the great outdoors without having to give up the comforts of home.
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From Wagyu beef burgers in Amsterdam to shrimp and grits in New Orleans.
Social networks aren’t just for bragging while you’re on vacation, they’re an indispensable tool to planning and making the most of your trip—even if you don’t know a hashtag from a hashbrown.
Israel’s Negev Desert isn’t just home to Ramon Crater, a spectacular, otherworldly playground for hiking and biking, but to one of the country’s most pampering resorts.
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Caleb Paine, who started sailing as an infant, has adventure in his blood. His grandfather was navigator for Admiral Byrd on his 1933 expedition to Antarctica.
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London-based artist, with murals in Denmark, Brazil and Poland, will create a mural in New York City in July for the LoMan Art Festival.
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Learn the apps, websites and tricks that get families the most popular rides and fewer long waits—and get ready to plan months in advance.
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Researcher sees data-driven maps as dynamic time machines that can help scientists study changes in the environment across time.
A trek in Nepal only a year after its devastating earthquake may seem like an unlikely choice for a family vacation, but the Himalayan kingdom is as mysterious and rewarding as ever.
As hotels rush to incorporate cutting-edge technology into the guest experience, travelers are split: While some are turned off by robots and text-based ‘hospitality,’ others love the cool efficiency of a futuristic home-away-from-home.
The chefs of London’s Young Turks collective and their contemporaries have come of age with restaurants that are redefining the city’s restaurant scene.
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Flavored coffee, paper cups and Starbucks are entering the country where generations have tossed back espresso while standing at the bar.
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Collectors of unusual, artistic and whimsical airsickness bags from airlines around the world bemoan the decline of the seat-back pocket.
The recently relocated restaurant is a tribute to Bornholm, the Danish island where chef Nicolai Nørregaard grew up and started the original Kadeau in 2007.
Return to one of these three classic Caribbean beach hotels, with new property upgrades and expansions for 2016.
A mix of exciting chefs, artisanal shopping and vibrant street art is emerging in Bogotá’s Usaquen, or ‘Zona U.’
Bar Palladio has become Jaipur’s go-to Italian restaurant, bar and cultural center, and has now expanded its European-style offerings with weekend excursions outside the city.
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Southwest Airlines again outperforms larger competitors in a survey of 25 carriers, while American Airlines sees a big drop, Scott McCartney writes.
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The proposed Alaska Airlines-Virgin America deal creates a referendum on which features to prioritize from two very different airlines, Scott McCartney writes.
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As Congress debates splitting up the Federal Aviation Administration, some see a model in Nav Canada, Scott McCartney writes.
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New pricing rules from American, Delta and United make multicity itineraries more complicated for business and leisure travelers, Scott McCartney writes.
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Even after attacks in Paris and elsewhere, travel agents predict strong vacation bookings around the continent, Scott McCartney writes.
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The wineries, restaurants and unspoiled landscapes of the pocket-size valley are a sip away from San Francisco.
Its angst-zapping beaches and smooth sailing—plus no shortage of rum creativity—make for an eminently manageable long Caribbean weekend.
It's easy to fill a few days in the Rhode Island capital with vintage shopping, approachable art galleries and innovative food—that's affordable, too.
An escape to the Emerald City doesn't have to be all about flannel and fleece—our whirlwind itinerary is full of art, cocktails, Asian fare and excellent views.
Biscuits, barbecue, country couture, craft cocktails, hipster hangouts and all the live tunes you can handle.
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