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Ready to Recharge? Our 5 Favorite Cities for Keeping Resolutions
A weekend getaway to one of these beckoning destinations — recently ranked as the top cities to keep New Year's resolutions — might be just what you need to weather the winter months.
UK Imposes Travel Restrictions Amid Worries of New Variant
Britain's government has banned travel from South America and Portugal to ensure a new variant of COVID-19 found in Brazil doesn't derail the country's vaccination program, although there are no signs the variant has reached the U.K.
Transgender Travel: Advocating for Inclusivity
While same-sex couples have long faced obstacles in certain regions, a deeper examination of LGBTQ travel issues explores the needs of transgender and non-binary travelers.
Norwegian Air to End Long-Haul Flights, Focus on Europe
Low-cost carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle said Thursday it will focus on European destinations and close its long-haul operations as it struggles with the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic and debt restructuring.
Delta Posts $12B Loss in 2020, Cautious Q1 Outlook
Delta Air Lines closed the books on a disastrous 2020 with a comparatively small fourth-quarter loss, and executives expect a few more rocky months.
Meet Travel Influencer Timothy Cappelli: Shirt Not Required
Timothy Cappelli just won this year's Gay Travel Award for Gay Travel Influencer. Despite being a seasoned traveler, Cappelli missed one important memo: pack clothes.
US Will Require All Arriving Passengers to Get COVID-19 Test
Anyone flying to the U.S. will soon need to show proof of a negative test for COVID-19, health officials announced Tuesday.
Paris Mayor Green-Lights Champs-Élysées Makeover
Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo has finally confirmed a highly anticipated horticultural transformation, turning the 1.2 mile stretch of central Paris into "an extraordinary garden."
New Zealand Visitors Must Show Negative Test
New Zealand will soon require that travelers from most countries show negative coronavirus tests before they leave for New Zealand.
Feast or Famine? Food and Wine Festivals Grapple with COVID Cancelations
Mohegan Sun has canceled its Sun Wine & Food Fest, but those with an appetite (and a vaccine) can travel to Europe this summer for culinary events.
Not-So-Friendly Skies as Political Aggression Fuels American Airlines Flight
A shouting match ensued between passengers on an American Airlines flight after an alleged death threat was made toward Trump supporters who had projected a "Trump 2020" logo in the cabin.
The Year of Reinvention: 5 LGBTQ-Friendly Hotels Where You Can Work Remotely
While the pandemic may have us holed up for a few more months as vaccines roll out, it may be time to consider a change of scenery that actually includes work.
Pandemic-Era Mardi Gras: No Big Crowds, But Plenty of Cake
A subdued Carnival season began Wednesday after the coronavirus pandemic put an end to the crowd-heavy balls and street parades that draw thousands of people to the city every year.
American Airlines Grounds Emotional Support Animals
American Airlines is banning emotional-support animals in a move that will force most owners to pay extra if they want their pets to travel with them.
Puerto Rico to Reopen Beaches, Relax Coronavirus Curfew
Puerto Rico's new governor announced Tuesday that he will reopen beaches, marinas and pools, eliminate a Sunday lockdown and shorten a curfew that has been in place since the pandemic began to control the number of COVID-19 cases.
Pandemic Empties Blue-Hued Moroccan Tourist Town
As the North African nation cautiously reopens and tries to resuscitate its struggling economy, Chefchaouen stands subdued, deserted by the tourists that have long been its lifeblood.
Chengdu, China Maintains Foothold as LGBTQ Hub
Chengdu, long seen as a sanctuary for the LGBTQ community, is feeling pressure from a Communist Chinese government suppressing expressions of sexual freedom.
Chill Out: Why Finland May be the Happiest Place on Earth (And Makes Great Vodka, Too)
Progressive LGBTQ rights, natural wonders and Tom of Finland vodka are just a few of the reasons why this cool Nordic country is on our hotlist for 2021.
After COVID We May Never Think About Hotels in the Same Way Again
By becoming known as places where people are locked up in quarantine, at times cross-infected, and fed food ranging from "nice" to "atrocious", international hotels run the risk of destroying brands that took decades to build.
Watch: Rio Circuit Party Closed Down — 2,000 Partied Ignoring COVID Restrictions
A pre-New Year's Eve dance party in Rio De Janeiro was closed down by police on December 29 with 2,000 in attendance largely ignoring COVID restrictions
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