Lynn Brown

As floods, storms and wildfires intensify around the world, these are a few key questions to ask when considering travelling to a destination recovering from a natural disaster.

A big Olympic win and a shout out from an R&B celebrity call attention to what makes this island so special.

A slew of heat-related deaths in the Mediterranean this year have sparked important questions about how climate change will affect the future of travel.

From knocking over ancient rock formations in Nevada to miming lewd acts with a statue in Italy, stories of tourists behaving badly on holiday seem to be on the rise, and destinations around the world are taking notice.

If you've ever longed to live in Germany, now might be the perfect time to try. The country recently announced a new work visa, the Chancenkarte, or "Opportunity Card", which offers non-EU nationals a new opportunity to immigrate to Germany.

A playable, moss-covered piano for Folklore; a sepia-toned mural that calls to the Tortured Poets Department: Taylor Swift's "eras" are all over the city ahead of her three tour dates.

The latest example of this trend is Turkey's new Mesopotamia Express, which opened in April 2024. Building on the popularity of the country's Eastern Express train, which launched in 2019, the new route will take visitors on an epic journey through Turkey's central Anatolia region, an area rife with history and culture.

As far as volcano tourism goes travellers tend to fall into two camps: those who stay clear and those who want to get closer.

A lawsuit called Graceland’s future into question, but fans can find traces of Elvis’s life, work, and electric dancing everywhere from Tokyo to Australia and Mississippi to Denmark.

Every May, millions of flowers make their way to mums across the US for Mother's Day, and the majority come from one nation. Columbia.

The winner of this year's national "Borgo dei Borghi" competition blends its medieval past with an eye-catching contemporary art scene and wandering robots.

From dinosaur fossils in Brazil to the soaring monasteries of Meteora, these 18 new geological sites highlight a particular region's natural, cultural and intangible heritage.
Travellers interested in deep dives into geology, culture and sustainability have several new destinations to place on their bucket lists. Unesco just announced the designation of 18 new Global Geoparks, bringing the total to 213 sites representing 48 countries around the world.
From crystal-clear karst lakes to an arch...

Anyone confused about Beyoncé's newest foray into the country genre has only to visit her home state of Texas to learn about the state's Black Cowboy culture.