The August 2026 solar eclipse will draw travelers from the Arctic to the Iberian Peninsula, offering remote communities an opportunity for tourism revenue but testing their ability to support it.

Take your next elevated camping trip international by exploring some of the top glamping destinations around the world.

Whether through royal tradition or everyday coexistence, the presence of swans shapes daily routines across Europe.

Malaga surprises with rich tradition and community.

As the Earth’s tilt produces never-ending daylight in Northern Norway, travelers have ample time to explore the region’s breathtaking offerings.

Exploring the kiteboarding culture in North Carolina’s barrier islands

With stunning water views and cave explorations, the beachside town of Nerja offers a memorable Spanish experience. 

Here are the best ways to explore Lake Atitlan, whether by water or land.

Guatemala’s Casa Flor Ixcaco Weaving Cooperative supports women through traditional textiles, financial independence and access to education.

Australia’s pink lakes are a shocking natural anomaly, but their striking hue has been slowly draining.

DNA-based family reunification plays a critical role in uniting families of disappeared individuals in post-war nations. 

The world’s fastest-warming inhabited archipelago presents picturesque scenes along with a serious warning for the future of our planet. 

Coral reefs support marine life, protect coastlines and sustain tourism, but pollution is putting their future at risk.

The story of the submerged Isle de Jean Charles and the residents impacted by rising sea levels, environmental disasters and government actions.

A nation celebrated for hospitality and growth is being choked by the world’s discarded electronics and the dangerous labor they demand.

As the Ebola outbreak circulates throughout the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda’s tourism industry has taken a critical hit.

Two Dutch nationals were barred from re-entering Indonesia after holding a running event that excluded Indonesians.