Travel
In Canada's 'Hippie Town,' COVID Has Led to an Influx of Vanlifers and 'CERB Surfers'
Hundreds of surfers and people who live in vans are having a great time in Tofino, one of the most beautiful places in the world. But not all the locals are pleased.
Racism in the U.S. Prompts a Growing Community of Thriving, Black Expats in Mexico
More Black Americans are moving south to get away from racism at home.
Tripadvisor Reviews of Haunted Hotels
In time for Halloween, here's a collection of Tripadvisor reviews left by people who didn't get much sleep.
This Canadian Island Has Been the Site of a 200-Year-Old Treasure Hunt
The mysterious treasure hunt—for everything from the Ark of the Covenant to Shakespeare’s manuscripts—continues to baffle audiences around the world. But what if it’s all a cover-up?
Hyderabad Just Got a Cab Service for Pets and Stray Animals
Two animal rights activists are helping people go places and take their pets along for the ride.
Inside the Growing Community of Roadschooling Families
As schools remain closed and remote working becomes the norm, the nomadic version of homeschooling is motivating more families to hit the road.
Asian Financial Hubs Hong Kong and Singapore Announce 'Travel Bubble'
No controlled itineraries or quarantine on arrival, like it's 2019.
Peru Opened Machu Picchu Just for This One Tourist
He waited to enter the UNESCO World Heritage Site for seven months after it was closed to visitors due to the pandemic.
Inside the Crumbling Apartments of the Former Soviet Union
Photographer Alex Schoelcher captures the inhabitants of these brutalist relics.
World-Renowned Island in Philippines Reopens to Tourists Despite Case Surge
The Philippines has the highest official infection count in Southeast Asia.
Singapore Airlines Cancels ‘Flights to Nowhere’ Following Backlash
The idea of flying around the country with no destination did not take off after concerns from environmentalists.