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What Does the US State Department’s Worldwide Travel Advisory Actually Mean?
The government has sent out a rare global travel warning—we ask experts how to interpret it.
By Matt Ortile
What to Do if You Have Upcoming Travel to Egypt, Jordan, or Lebanon
We ask travel experts about visiting countries that border Israel and Gaza.
By Jessica Puckett
Hidden Resort Fees Could Soon Be a Thing of the Past
The Biden Administration is moving to end misleading “junk fees" in this newly proposed federal rule.
By Jessica Puckett
Iceland Is the Latest Destination to Add a Tourist Tax—But How Effective Will It Be?
Aimed at better managing the impact of tourism, Iceland's new visitor fee will come into effect in 2024.
By Rachel Chang
What to Know About Travel to Israel Right Now—and How to Help
As the conflict wears on, air travel options in and out of the country have been canceled or suspended—but special evacuation flights are in place.
By Jessica Puckett
New Zealand's Rugged Terrain Is Easier to Access Than Ever, Thanks to New Lodges and Trails
The outdoors destination has long attracted adventurous travelers, but new experiences are making the wildlands approachable to a larger audience.
By Petrina Darrah
The Happiest States in the US—According to This New Study
Happiness is not just a state of mind.
By CNT Editors
Finland Is Testing the World's First Digital Passport Screening
The Nordic nation introduced a limited run of the pioneering program in August.
By Taryn White
How to Support Morocco Earthquake Survivors—and Where to Donate
Plus, how to thoughtfully navigate upcoming travel plans to the country.
By Juliet Kinsman
What Travelers Should Know About Maui's Devastating Wildfires
Plus, how to help those who have been affected by the disaster.
By Jessica Puckett
What’s New at the Jersey Shore This Summer
On this 141-mile stretch of Atlantic coastline, the 2023 season is shaping up to be one for the books.
By Regan Stephens
Qantas Is the Latest Airline to Relax Gender-Specific Flight Attendant Uniforms
The norm is changing across the industry, providing flight attendants more choice.
By Rachel Chang
Flights to New York City Are Impacted By Wildfire Smoke, With Ground Stops and Delays
LaGuardia and Newark airports are the most affected.
By Charlie Hobbs
New Mexico Now Has an Official Scent—Here’s Where to Experience the Best of It
Anyone who has spent time in the state will recognize the smoky-sweet scent immediately.
By Christine Chitnis
Greece Is Making More Than 280 Beaches Wheelchair Accessible
Balmy Summer days on the Greek islands are finally becoming more inclusive.
By Olivia Morelli
How to Be a Respectful Visitor to Türkiye Post-Earthquake
Istanbul resident Jenna Scatena asks locals: What does it mean to be a thoughtful traveler to the country right now?
By Jenna Scatena
Double Chicken Please Is the Best Bar in North America
The annual list of the 50 Best Bars in North America was just released.
By Charlie Hobbs
Airbnb Is Addressing Hidden Fees With Its New Total Price Display Update
The tech company introduced a revamped private-room rental feature, the ability to pay in monthly installments, and more in its latest platform update.
By Alex Erdekian
Solo Trekking Was Just Banned in Nepal—What Does That Mean for Travelers?
The new rule goes into effect April 1.
By Shikha Tripathi
Hawaii May Soon Pass a $50 Green Fee for Visitors
All visitors 15 and older would have to pay $50 annually to visit state parks and beaches.
By Rachel Chang