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I don’t know what it is, but something about flying seems to turn otherwise genteel, intelligent, sentient beings into thoughtless bullies and boors. Whether it’s the woman in front of you who fully reclines her seat during the meal service, or the man behind you who keeps jabbing the touch screen like it’s done him […]

Camp Santanoni, a sprawling compound, opens its buildings to visitors in the winter for only a few weekends, so long as they make the five-mile trip from the main road, often through snow. read more >>> Source : The New York Times

Whether you are traveling to the Bay Area for Super Bowl activities or already live there, we have a few things to keep in mind. read more >>> Source : The New York Times

Reports released by the National Transportation Safety Board found no problems with the train, tracks or signals. Full findings are due in a few months. read more >>> Source : The New York Times

The snow began to fall in New York City around 3am on Jan 23rd 2016. Throughout the day and late into the evening the blizzard continued breaking records and leaving the metropolis under a two foot blanket of white. In Central Park, near my home, the parkland’s 843 acres where covered by 26.8 inches just […]

The SkyMall catalog may be gone, but in-flight retailing is alive and well, via the wireless networks that give passengers access to social networks or entertainments. read more >>> Source : The New York Times

The Zika virus continues to spread and is drastically affecting countries throughout Central and South America, as well as Mexico. At a press conference today, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared that there is now a “public health emergency of international concern” over the clusters of microcephaly in Brazil and the suspected (although not scientifically […]

No, Salzburgerland is not a made-up name from some childhood fairy tale, but the region that includes the historical city of Salzburg Austria. From countryside drives where mist and cloud overtake you, particularly prevalent in the late fall and winter, to mountainous peaks, there’s plenty to keep your schedule packed. I had an opportunity to […]

Maho Beach, St Maarten, is one of the world’s best plane-spotting locations, with brave tourists flocking there every day to stand under the flight path as planes buzz just a few feet overhead. read more >>> Source : DailyMail.Co.UK

When it comes to packing for vacation, the last thing you people want to squeeze into your suitcases is workout gear. But if you want to squeeze into that itty-bitty bikini while you travel, then workout gear is a must. You can have your piña coladas and your beach body, too. Read on to enjoy […]

Tourism and travel-related stocks have taken a hit from worries surrounding the Zika virus. read more >>> Source : CNBC.Com

Palihouse Santa Monica feels more like an exclusive private members’ club than hotel. Just four blocks from the beach, holidaymakers can borrow a bike or enjoy in-room massages read more >>> Source : DailyMail.Co.UK

Towns like Old Saybrook, Essex, and Lyme lie too far north of NYC to be called bedroom communities, but New Canaan, 45 miles and 65 minutes by train from Grand Central, most certainly is–and the eighth wealthiest suburb in the U.S. at that. Dating back to 1731, the 22-square mile town has many of the […]

Sure, we’ve got world-class culture and titans of industry and even a former president or three. But if you’re really deep in the heart of Texas, you know that football and barbecue and 1. There is no greater Friday-night entertainment than a high school football game–even if you don’t have kids. (Said without an ounce […]

Evelyn Kanter for the Photo courtesy of the Kilohana Plantation 2. Kilohana Plantation – At its peak, this was a 26,000 acre sugar plantation, with its own railroad. These days, Kilohana‘s the antique narrow-gauge tracks and open wooden cars take visitors on a guided tour through fields growing 30 different fruits and nuts, including pineapple, […]

Norway is becoming a top destination on travellers bucket lists, but what gives this country its charm? 1. The nature This magical country has some of the most stunning natural scenery in the world which is why it is at the top of my bucket list. If you visit Norway it would be a crime […]

WITH a crime rate so low, police in this country often have a lot of time on their hands.. read more >>> Source : The Daily Express

Do you want to build a snowman… because this frosty palace made entirely of ice is probably for you, if so read more >>> Source : The Daily Express

Today, I want to tell you a bit about Cairo and my climb to the top of the Great Pyramid in Giza. When I arrived at the airport in Cairo I knew that my hotel was located near the Talaat Harb Square but not where exactly. I wanted to take the metro in the early […]

What you need to know if you’re on a trip or planning one soon, including a Lincoln Center cruise and a remake of Terminal 2 at Los Angeles International Airport. read more >>> Source : The New York Times

There’s a misconception young kids have to start on skis but MailOnline Travel’s Simon Lambert takes his daughter to Mint Snowboarding school in Morzine, the French Alps – at age four. read more >>> Source : DailyMail.Co.UK

Back in the 1970s as a tour guide, I drove small groups in little minibuses around Europe with a passion for getting my travelers beyond their comfort zones. It’s fun to look back on the crudeness of my techniques. Today we have the same goals, but pursue them more maturely, gracefully, and effectively — for […]

In the past year alone, Airbnb hosted over 40 million people in 150 countries – but the majority did not stay within tourist hotspots. So where exactly are the up-and-coming hotspots to explore? read more >>> Source : DailyMail.Co.UK

This adventurous pup is a world traveler with an impressive modeling portfolio – and isn’t afraid of exploring parts unknown. Claire is a three-year-old bulldog terrier with penchant for visiting abandoned buildings with her trusty owner and accomplice, Alice Van Kempen. Van Kempen, a professional photographer, got the idea to travel to deserted locations across […]

Port director Juan Kuryla said that he has received approaches from companies from around the world keen to launch ferry services to Cuba, whose relationship with the US has thawed. read more >>> Source : DailyMail.Co.UK

The musician and fashion designer shows T her favorite spots in South Africa’s biggest city. read more >>> Source : The New York Times

After looking at some rather dramatic reports on the news, a visit to Turkey may have moved down a few notches on your travel planning short-list. But maybe you should reconsider, or adjust that thought. Cappadocia Turkey is an island of calm sitting in the very center of Turkey. The lunar-like landscape dotted with jutting […]

Instead of an antenna on the bottom of the plane connecting with points on the ground, the new 2Ku system from US-company Gogo connects with satellites in orbit with speeds of 70Mbps. read more >>> Source : DailyMail.Co.UK

All roads in Italy may lead to Rome, but most of them go through Tuscany first. And for good reason. Strolling the streets of Florence, looking at the juxtaposition of cutting edge fashion boutiques inside ancient palazzos, it occurred to me that Tuscany may well be the birthplace of modern luxury. Rome’s glory is based […]

Florida has a bad reputation — and it’s no wonder why. With a nickname like the Sunshine State, why would anyone want to visit a place with gorgeous vistas, tons of activities and great food? Don’t let the nickname fool you — here are 11 reasons why you shouldn’t visit any time soon. 1. You […]

Aurora James, creative director of the brand Brother Vellies, traveled around the country — where she is producing pieces with local craftspeople. read more >>> Source : The New York Times

One of the fundamental things that define us as human beings are the “differences” in the way we perceive life, this world and the sociological dynamics therein. Over the years, I’ve realized that opposing entities will always exist and have always existed since time immemorial. Fact! There’s no denying it. The Atheist vs. The Theist, […]

THINK London’s all about red buses and the underground? Think again! read more >>> Source : The Daily Express

By: Credit: Shutterstock A wise French dude once proclaimed, “Hell is other people” — we can only guess he said this after spending two weeks traveling with a buddy. Sure, shared experiences are great, but nothing stresses a friendship quite like being forced to share hotel rooms, café tables, and the occasional train seat with […]

With Rio set to host the Olympics this summer, the violent phone and jewellery snatches were filmed by a local businessman who tired of hearing cries for help from mugging victims. read more >>> Source : DailyMail.Co.UK

Answers to frequently asked questions about how the Travel editors choose the destinations. read more >>> Source : The New York Times