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We still like to travel—despite Greta Thunberg’s protestations. In the first three months of 2026, more than 300 million of us packed our swimwear or skis and headed for the airport or train station, an increase of 6 million on 2025. International tourist numbers grew by 2% in the first quarter according to the UN’s Tourism Barometer. Europe, the world’s most popular travel destination, saw a 4% increase. 

Hurricane Lala is causing disruptions for those looking to travel to the Hawaiian Islands this weekend

Innsbruck is often treated as a gateway to skiing and alpine adventure. That sells the Austrian city short

Ill. (WMBD) — McLean County saw about five inches of rain early Saturday morning, causing severe flooding on roads and creeks

Ultra-wealthy travellers are shifting their focus away from conventional five-star lodgings and hard-to-get bookings, placing greater value on time, seclusion, and tailor-made encounters, says Matthieu Schon, who heads the international luxury concierge firm Matt Concierge. Drawing on over ten years in high-end retail, private jets, and hospitality, Schon has watched client priorities change. His company…

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., known for his diet centered on fermented foods and grass-fed meat, said in a podcast appearance that he has seen “boxes and boxes” of McDonald’s while travelling with President Donald Trump

Questions about the Anchorage Assembly’s travel policies have consumed much of the body’s time and energy this summer. It’s a conversation that will drag on

Thousands of Americans roll the dice on travel with viral ‘Mystery Vacation’ trend Aug. 15, 202604:05

Prior to President Donald Trump’s re-election, Kent Truscott and his family, from London, Ontario, had taken multiple trips south of the border, including to California and most recently New York in 2023

It’s a tough time to be an agency selling group tours to travelers, and the situation is particularly dire for travel agencies in the United Kingdom