Travel

The Balkan state is enjoying a boom in tourism and exports, but faces challenges such as poverty, organized crime and the sharp appreciation of the lek

Tour the ruins of Moche and Chimú civilization, with a visit to the pre-Incan citadel of Chan Chan, the tomb of the Lady of Cao, and charming restaurants with unmatched traditional cuisine

Analysis by European Commission experts places parts of Spain among those regions where the number of overnight stays will fall the most with the advance of global warming. Cyprus and Greece will suffer the largest drop

Imagine a winter wonderland at the Earth’s northernmost fringe, where dancing lights illuminate the night sky, majestic moose cross the snowy roads, and massive blocks of ice hold the untold stories of history

24 states have had areas designated as such for the first time, bringing the country’s total number of unique destinations of cultural interest to 177

On Instagram there are more than 300 million images of sunsets. Between the hotels that offer rooftop sunset views and the lookouts that have to close because of crowds, it’s easy to see how business revolves around this natural phenomenon

The Uakari ecohotel in Brazil’s Mamirauá nature reserve offers a privileged few the possibility to learn about the work of scientists, walk through the jungle, fish for piranhas and meet the elusive uakaris

The tourist that wants to go beyond the official circuit can take a journey through the mid-19th century architecture of the Catalan capital, impregnated by a neo-Arabic air and rich in history

The railroad is one of the most impressive means of transport for seeing the world and getting to know a destination through its landscapes and people. Journalist Pablo Zulaica Parra has been recording his journeys and chats in train cars since 2010 and compiled 20 of them in his new book ‘Paisajeros.’ Here, he summarizes eight of his adventures

This code means that the passenger has been chosen for additional checks and a more thorough screening

Mexican authorities have detected a sharp rise in the number of fraudulent companies promising holiday packages, then disappearing once an advance has been paid

The Plumia project advocates creating a virtual country for expatriate teleworkers. During the pandemic, a small fishing town in Ponta do Sol hosted a small community of them, but they have had a fraught relationship with locals

Exhibitions of work by Picasso, Vermeer and El Greco; music festivals; skiing, sailing and rugby competitions: Europe has a year full of activities that invite a visit

The State Department is expected to implement a program to renew passports online. Here’s everything you need to know

A project led by James Cameron to promote deep-sea tourism aspires to more than entertaining the ultra-wealthy

Here is a tour that takes in a Mozart cake in Salzburg, guided visits to coffee plantations in Costa Rica and a cappuccino at the Tommaseo in Trieste

While citizens reduce energy consumption, cities like Rovaniemi are bracing for a possible extreme cold wave that could cause the electricity grid to collapse

The HBO series is not just a television hit and an endless meme factory, but also a maker of tourist destinations. After filming in Hawaii and Sicily in its first two seasons, speculation is growing about where the new episodes will be set

A tour around the city dedicated to the god Zeus, where the famous competition took place for over a millenium

The brainchild of Rami Fustok, the boutique hotel’s offbeat appeal includes sultry opulence and fragrances to awaken all the senses

Knowing how to choose the right luggage and bringing multipurpose garments along are just two of the techniques that can make travel easier

From ice skating at Rockefeller Center to the million lights of Dyker Heights, the Big Apple offers plenty of options for an unforgettable trip with the whole family

Capri. St. Tropez. Now Ibiza. The tourism industry is flourishing in the third most expensive destination in the Mediterranean but the flow of wealth threatens to displace almost everyone else

Waldhaus Sils, a turn-of-the-century establishment in the Alps once favored by Herman Hesse, Luchino Visconti and David Bowie, has found a new use for these long-unused spaces

Oscar Wilde, Ernest Hemingway, Julio Camba and Agatha Christie – some of the world’s most brilliant writers did their best work in hotel rooms