
Disneyland as a Vaccination Site? Airports as Test Centers? The Travel Industry Pitches In
Other parts of the travel industry are helping, tooMany corners of the travel industry are looking for a way to ...
More
More

At Washington Airports and Hotels: Anxiety and Tightened Security
Before the riots, United Airlines moved its crews from downtown Washington hotels and increased staffing at area airports. The airline ...
More
More

House Hunting in Estonia: A 19th-Century Manor With Modern Style
Liisa Linna, a partner at Liverte law office, who specializes in real estate, pointed to changes in the law enabling ...
More
More

4 Ways to Do More With Your Smartphone Camera
Even if you don’t have the latest and greatest smartphone, the tools for your photography can go beyond the more ...
More
More

An Inn or Bike Tour of Your Own: How to Make Buyouts More Affordable
Owners of a Mexican tile import company in Austin, Texas, Nick Barreiro and Canan Kaba have had to travel for ...
More
More

A Long, Lonesome Look at America
I was only a few days into a meandering trip across America, and already I was easing into something of ...
More
More

How This Spot (in Mozambique) Got Its Leopard
They are also the most versatile and unpredictable of the Panthera crew, at once stealthy and brash, antisocial and plugged ...
More
More

52 Places You Cherish
Times Insider explains who we are and what we do, and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together.On ...
More
More

Struggling to get a Refund From Vail Resorts
Dear Tripped Up,I live in Massachusetts and had hoped to ski at Okemo Mountain Resort as much as possible this ...
More
More

A Very Different ‘52 Places’
At this time of year The Times’s Travel desk usually publishes its lavish “52 Places to Go” list, a compendium ...
More
More

House Hunting in France: A Soaring Paris Loft With Gustave Eiffel Ceilings
A Sun-Drenched Two-Bedroom Loft in Paris$2.4 MILLION (1.98 MILLION EUROS)This renovated industrial loft, built in 1900 in the Charonne Quarter ...
More
More

How to Pretend You’re in Cartagena Today
While your travel plans may be on hold, you can pretend you’re somewhere new for the night. Around the World ...
More
More

Playing the ‘Green Lottery’: Life Inside Colombia’s Emerald Mines
I was half a mile into the mine shaft, and my heart was racing. Hunched underneath the low ceiling and ...
More
More

Fleeing lockdown, Americans are flock to Mexico City — where the coronavirus is surging
MEXICO CITY — At first, life in lockdown was OK, between working from home, exercising with his roommate, and devouring ...
More
More

House Hunting in Costa Rica: A Slice of Oceanside Paradise for $1.1 Million
A Modern Three-Bedroom Villa on Costa Rica’s Coastline$1.15 MILLIONThis modern three-bedroom home sits on a hillside in Dominical, a beach ...
More
More

One Way to Avoid Other Guests? Book the Entire Hotel
Larger hotels and resorts are also getting in the game. Groups who can fill a minimum of 70 suites can ...
More
More

Boeing 737 Max to Resume Flying U.S. Passengers on Tuesday
Boeing’s troubled 737 Max plane is expected to carry paying passengers in skies over the United States for the first ...
More
More

Revisiting the Unseen Corners of the World
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, with travel restrictions in place worldwide, we launched a new series to help ...
More
More

‘Stay Alive and Survive’: Ski Resorts Brace for a Pandemic Season
OLYMPIC VALLEY, Calif. — A trickle of skiers recently zigzagged down the slopes at the Squaw Valley Ski Resort. Couples ...
More
More

Why Experts Think Travel Bans Won’t Stop Coronavirus Variant Spread
LONDON — As nation after nation rushed this week to close their borders with Britain, the moves brought back memories ...
More
More

Want a Nice Dinner Out? Your Hotel Room Awaits
With New Year’s Eve approaching, similar partnerships have cropped up across the country. Here, some of what’s on offer:After restrictions ...
More
More

Travel After the Coronavirus Pandemic Might Be Different
In early March, I was walking around the most magical place on earth — Disney World’s Magic Kingdom in Orlando, ...
More
More

The Hotels Reimagining Their Rooms as Stylish Work Spaces
For some people fortunate enough to be working from home during the pandemic, forgoing a commute and sending emails from ...
More
More

House Hunting in South Africa: A Mountainside Perch for $760,000
Four Bedrooms and a Lap Pool in Hout Bay$760,000 (11.2 MILLION SOUTH AFRICAN RAND)This four-bedroom house sits at the foot ...
More
More

The Department Store That Does Holiday Cheer Like No Other
In this series for T, the author Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have defined cool for decades, from ...
More
More

9 Travel Questions and Answers for 2021: Vaccine, Cancellations, Cruises and More
When will I be traveling for business again? And what about my frequent-flier miles?This was the year business travel flatlined, ...
More
More

Wintry Scenes From a Swedish Wonderland
I consistently give the same advice to aspiring photographers: Wherever home is, that’s where you should begin.It isn’t always easy ...
More
More

Escape From the City: 9 Winter Outings That Fight Cabin Fever
On a day trip from Washington, one can experience the region’s novelties: hiking along brisk ocean shores, watching migratory swans ...
More
More

How Can I Make a Home After Moving Again?
In T’s advice column, Culture Therapist, either Ligaya Mishan or Megan O’Grady solves your problems using art. Have a question? ...
More
More

Booking Travel in 2021? Here’s How to Protect Your Investment
Between the promise of a coronavirus vaccine and the plethora of trips, cruises and lodgings on sale, travelers may be ...
More
More

The Endless Debate: Cancel or Rebook?
A 50th birthday, 50 new places: That was Allison Andrews’ plan for the year.Her roster included a dog-sledding adventure in ...
More
More

California Travel Restrictions Ban Short-Term Rentals. Why Can’t Travelers Get Refunds?
Travel and travel planning are being disrupted by the worldwide spread of the coronavirus. For the latest updates, read The ...
More
More

How to Pretend You’re in Singapore Tonight
While your travel plans may be on hold, you can pretend you’re somewhere new for the night. Around the World ...
More
More

In Indonesia, a Blurred Boundary Between the Living and the Dead
Editor’s note: This photo essay contains images of human remains that may disturb some readers.Sobbing beside her family’s grave in ...
More
More

Airbnb Tops $100 Billion on First Day of Trading
SAN FRANCISCO — Over the last decade, Airbnb has upended the travel industry, riled regulators, frustrated local communities and created ...
More
More

The Newest Challenge for Europe’s Parks: A Surge of New Nature Lovers
“We have more than doubled the amount of fines this year compared to other years,” said Sonja Wipf, the Head ...
More
More

House Hunting in the Cayman Islands: A Compact Castle in the Caribbean
A Five-Bedroom Concrete Circle in the Caymans$3.95 MILLIONCayman Castle, a gated and walled villa with a dollop of medieval whimsy, ...
More
More

Help! How Can I Help My Toddler Wear a Mask on a Plane?
“The pilot actually apologized for what happened to us,” Ms. Davis said in a phone call last week. “He said, ...
More
More

Istanbul Is Locking Down. But Not if You’re a Tourist.
Across Europe, a strict new set of lockdown measures has emptied the streets of cities like Rome, Paris and London, ...
More
More

How to Pretend You’re in Dakar Today
While your travel plans may be on hold, you can pretend you’re somewhere new for the night. Around the World ...
More
More

Fishing by Lantern on an Island in Kenya
As the sun sets over the waters of Kenya’s Lake Victoria, the soft sound of the lapping waves is drowned ...
More
More

What to Consider Before You Travel
According to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, an employer may ask its employees to stay home until it’s clear they ...
More
More

In Singapore, a Cruise to Nowhere on the World Dream
ABOARD THE WORLD DREAM, IN THE STRAIT OF MALACCA — The drinks were virgin and the distancing was social when ...
More
More

U.S. to Limit Service Animals on Planes to Dogs Only
The federal government gave its final approval on Wednesday to a set of rules that clamp down on the types ...
More
More

The Sadness of the Trips Not Taken
“People didn’t get to go to their high school graduations,” said Ms. Melvin, a special events coordinator for Perfect Game ...
More
More

In the Tuscan Countryside, a 15th-Century Monastery Turned Beloved Family Home
WHEN RENÉ CAOVILLA, the 82-year-old Venetian shoe designer, was first shown the Tuscan villa he bought in 1977, he fell ...
More
More

Hidden in Plain Sight: The Ghosts of Segregation
The six faded letters are all that remain, and few people notice them. I would never have seen them if ...
More
More

A Chilling Question Divides Europe: Open Ski Slopes or Keep Them Closed?
Weeks before the coronavirus pandemic swept across Europe in February, some of the first virus clusters on the continent appeared ...
More
More

It’s the Winter of Backcountry. Here’s How to Start Safely.
Backcountry skiing and snowboarding have exploded into the mainstream this year. As ski resorts are limiting access because of the ...
More
More

Crisscrossing the Country on Highways Big and Small
THE NATIONAL ROAD: Dispatches From a Changing AmericaBy Tom ZoellnerThe Great American Story is a travelogue. Huck and Jim drifting ...
More
More

Travel Insurance During Coronavirus Pandemic: What To Know
When the pandemic struck, many travel insurance policies failed to cover Covid-19-related trip interruptions and cancellations, often because they excluded ...
More
More

7 Places Where the Slopes Are Less Skied
Devoted skiers and snowboarders recognize the plum benefits of below-the-radar ski resorts: fewer fellow powder seekers, shorter lift lines, relatively ...
More
More

How to Game Black Friday Travel Deals During a Pandemic
Normally, the 14-room Tierra Magnifica resort in Nosara, Costa Rica, doesn’t participate in Black Friday sales as it never had ...
More
More

8 Rules for Skiing This Season
As an activity in the Covid-19 era, skiing has a lot going for it — it’s outdoors, people naturally distance ...
More
More

Snapshots of Daily Life in a Remote Region of Portugal
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, with travel restrictions in place worldwide, we launched a new series — The ...
More
More

How One Airline’s Pandemic Hurt Becomes Everyone’s Pain
After more than a decade working at Manchester Airport in the northwest of England, Tracey Moore finally got the job ...
More
More

Jan Morris, Celebrated Writer of Place and History, Is Dead at 94
Jan Morris, the acclaimed British journalist, travel writer and historian who wrote about history’s sweep and the details of place ...
More
More

Air Travel Was Gaining Momentum. Now What?
Confidence about the course of the coronavirus pandemic has helped put passengers back on planes in recent months, and Thanksgiving ...
More
More

Vermont’s Ski Season, on the Brink
In some ways, it looked as though the pandemic could be good for Vermont’s ski season. With international destinations out ...
More
More

How Do You Have a Ski Season in a Pandemic?
When you love to snowboard as much as Rocky Freudenberg, the winter season ahead looked rather worrisome. Snow is always ...
More
More

Diary of an American in Finland, Doing ‘Essential’ Work in Ballet
When my phone rang very early on a September morning and a number from Finland appeared on the screen, I ...
More
More

The Distinctive Black Beehives of Turkey’s ‘Honey Forest’
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, with travel restrictions in place worldwide, we launched a new series — The ...
More
More

On a Summer Night in Selma, an Eerie Carnival Comes to Town
Ghost stories aren’t necessarily meant to frighten — often, they’re ways to explain to ourselves the living’s unresolved matters of ...
More
More

The Evolving Travel ‘Experience’: Virtual, Actual and In Between
Guided excursions have long been at the heart of travel, but like everything else, the pandemic disrupted such experiences, and ...
More
More

Help! Where Is the Safest Seat on an Airplane?
Dear Tripped Up,My son is flying from Los Angeles to New York City for Thanksgiving. I got him a ticket ...
More
More

House Hunting on Bonaire: Perched Above the Caribbean for $1.5 Million
A Four-Bedroom Villa on the Coast of Bonaire$1.499 MILLIONThis four-bedroom, Mediterranean-inspired villa sits just outside Kralendijk, the capital city of ...
More
More

Travel and Coronavirus Testing: Your Questions Answered
For those who must travel, or those who are itching to do so, airlines and airports are increasingly offering ways ...
More
More

From Iraq, an Intimate Glimpse of the Religious Holiday of Arbaeen
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, with travel restrictions in place worldwide, we launched a new series — The ...
More
More

Hawaii’s Reopening May Be Good for Tourism. Is it Good for Locals?
Since Hawaii welcomed tourists back in mid-October, allowing them to skip its 14-day quarantine as long as they had a ...
More
More

Should You Move to France? Ask an Expat Blogger
Four years ago, Jamie Beck was a photographer living on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. She was on a ...
More
More

House Hunting in Panama: Tucked Into the Mountains for $580,000
A Three-Bedroom House With Lush Gardens in Panama$580,000 This three-bedroom house is a short walk from downtown Boquete, a mountain ...
More
More

Holiday Travel and Safety: 5 Things We Know
To travel, or not to travel? That is the holiday question.With the approach of Thanksgiving and the December holidays during ...
More
More

A Local’s Tour of Asturias, Spain’s ‘Natural Paradise’
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, with travel restrictions in place worldwide, we launched a new series — The ...
More
More

Mount Everest Empties as Covid-19 Strikes Tourism in Nepal
KATHMANDU, Nepal — Just last year, Nepal attracted so many mountain climbers that a human traffic jam of hundreds of ...
More
More

Where Cruise Ships Are Sent to Die
Along the meandering industrial peninsula of Aliaga on Turkey’s Aegean coast, the contents of gutted vessels lay strewn on the ...
More
More

A Glass House in the Mexican Desert
At dusk, the house appears as a phosphorescent box, its mirrored panels reflecting the light of the sky and the ...
More
More

House Hunting in England: A Refurbished Army Fortress in the English Channel
A Fortified Circle of Luxury in Portsmouth$5.2 MILLION (4 MILLION BRITISH POUNDS)This circular man-made island, known as Spitbank Fort, sits ...
More
More

Welcome Home! Now Go Straight to Quarantine (or Not)
What’s it like traveling in the time of coronavirus? It depends where you’re going. Epidemic prevention and control measures for ...
More
More

How I Worked From Home Abroad in Mexico for 35 Days During the Pandemic
When I decided to travel to Mexico in the middle of the pandemic for more than a month, I didn’t ...
More
More

Witnessing Peru’s Enduring, if Altered, Snow Star Festival
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, with travel restrictions in place worldwide, we launched a new series — The ...
More
More

With Vacation Rentals Empty, European Cities See a Chance to Reclaim Housing
LISBON — Long before the coronavirus swept across Europe this spring, many cities had been complaining that a proliferation of ...
More
More

Travel Goes Members-Only
International travel had been a major part of Paul Brinkman’s life for years. Mr. Brinkman, 47, his wife and their ...
More
More

Brooklyn Botanic Garden Turns Over a New Leaf
Only a skeleton staff at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden witnessed the blizzard of cherry blossoms scattered by spring breezes during ...
More
More

Help! My Travel Agency Shut Down and I’m Out $2,000
Dear Tripped Up,Earlier this year, I used STA Travel to book a British Airways flight from Tucson, Ariz., to South ...
More
More

As Tropical Destinations Reopen, Here’s What Travelers Need to Know
With travel to much of the world from America still shut down, countries in the Caribbean and Latin America are ...
More
More

Disneyland and Other California Theme Parks Get Rules for Reopening
California health officials issued long-awaited guidance for reopening theme parks in the state on Tuesday, setting targets for when attractions ...
More
More

A 30-Mile Rafting Trip Through Alaska’s Tongass National Forest
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, with travel restrictions in place worldwide, we launched a new series — The ...
More
More

Postcard-Perfect Scenes, Constructed From Memory and Scraps of Paper
For nearly four decades, the artist and photographer Vik Muniz, 58, has been collecting postcards. He sends some to loved ...
More
More

How United Airlines Is Trying to Plan Around a Pandemic
When the coronavirus pandemic wiped out travel in the spring, United Airlines slashed its flight schedule, salted away aircraft in ...
More
More

This Urban Safari in Hong Kong Comes With a Snake Warning
HONG KONG — The snake didn’t see the catcher coming, at least not in time to avoid being caught.“This is ...
More
More

House Hunting in Croatia: A Modern Mountain Villa for $1.2 Million
An Eco-Friendly Three-Bedroom Villa in Croatia$1.2 MILLION (7.5 MILLION CROATIAN KUNA)This three-bedroom vacation home sits in the heart of Croatia’s ...
More
More

Helsinki Makes Sustainability a Guiding Principle for Development
HELSINKI, Finland — When his tour as the American ambassador to Finland ended in 2015, Bruce Oreck decided to linger ...
More
More

Iceland Tourism Prepares for a Comeback
In a normal October, the Radisson BLU Saga Hotel in Reykjavik would be buzzing with tourists hoping for a glimpse ...
More
More

A Glance at Daily Life Among the Caretakers of Britain’s Small Islands
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, with travel restrictions in place worldwide, we launched a new series — The ...
More
More

‘Call Me a Dreamer’: A Shattered Beirut Neighborhood Rebuilds
BEIRUT, Lebanon — After the August port explosion that disfigured much of Beirut, many compared the city to a phoenix ...
More
More

At Disney World, ‘Worst Fears’ About Virus Have Not Come True
In July, one infectious disease expert said Walt Disney World’s reopening was a “terrible idea” that was “inviting disaster.” Social ...
More
More

‘If No Tourists Come, I Have No Business’: New York’s Tourism Crisis
Outside Kennedy International Airport’s Terminal 4, the long line of New York City yellow cabs that in years past rotated ...
More
More

Pandemic Travel, With Another Family or Maybe Three
Seven months into the pandemic, the recommended rules for families are clear: Safety first means safety in low numbers. Learning ...
More
More

Sizing Up the Rural-Urban Travel Divide: Who’s Up and Who’s Down
The pandemic has been hard on travel. According to the U.S. Travel Association, it has caused $386 billion in cumulative ...
More
More

A Portrait of a Market in India Run Solely by Women
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, with travel restrictions in place worldwide, we launched a new series — The ...
More
More