The redesigned U.S. passport planned for 2028 could feature President Trump’s likeness, along with a larger seal, 38 pages, and a new animated eagle.

Discover why Great Exuma changed one traveler’s mind about the Bahamas, with swimming pigs, pristine beaches, national parks, nurse sharks, and more.

Mrs. Roper’s colorful kaftans and red curls are having a major comeback. Discover why Three’s Company fans are embracing the cult icon with Roper bar crawls.

Skip the $2,000 overwater bungalow. Discover Pension Anahata on Taha’a, a family-run French Polynesian guesthouse with beachfront bungalows, great food, and island charm.

The tiny Pacific island nation formerly known as Nauru is now officially Naoero, reclaiming its traditional name, pronunciation, and cultural identity.

A beach chair dispute on the Greek Riviera escalated into a fatal brawl, leaving one man dead and reigniting debate over Europe’s increasingly contentious sun lounger culture.

The funding dispute is current as of September 2026, and the NPS confirms the dogs’ essential role in winter wilderness operations.

Kaua‘i is reopening after Hurricane Lowell. Here’s what travelers need to know about power outages, damaged areas, open hotels, and when to visit.

U.S. import rules made it harder to buy products from abroad. Here’s how one traveler legally had French perfume shipped to Canada and brought it home.

From a Lactaid pill to cheese-covered everything, discover Calgary’s Francine’s and the city’s surprisingly rich food and drink scene.

Hurricane Lowell caused widespread damage on Kaua‘i, leaving thousands without power and damaging roads, businesses and beaches. Here’s what travelers need to know.

Discover Anchorage’s easy access to wild Alaska, from city trails and moose sightings to Chugach hikes, glaciers, wildlife centers, and mountain-to-sea views.

JetBlue is adding domestic first class, leaving Southwest and Sun Country as the last major U.S. all-coach airlines. Here’s what’s changing.

New State Department passport rules could require parents to prove their citizenship or immigration status when applying for passports for their children.

A visitor in Svalbard was fined $5,360 for intentionally waking a sleeping polar bear with a ship’s horn, violating strict wildlife protection laws.

The Trump administration has proposed a land swap that would give a private developer access through Yosemite National Park, sparking fierce opposition.

United Airlines is launching its biggest international expansion yet, with 10 new cities and additional routes to Europe and Asia starting in 2027.

A federal appeals court blocked the DOT from ending Delta and Aeromexico’s partnership, allowing the airlines to continue coordinating flights between the U.S. and Mexico.

Alaska Airlines is offering ice cream and warm cookies on new long-haul flights, but flight attendants say understaffing is making the service unsustainable.

Cruise ships often make headlines for disease outbreaks, but are they actually dirty? Here’s what the latest CDC sanitation inspections reveal.