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- The Gentrification of Nature—and What to Do About It Outdoor adventure has become a trend in luxury travel at a time when nature needs to become more, not less, inclusive. | Frommer's
- See the Stunning Photos That Were Just Named the World’s Best in 2021 This year's winners of the prestigious Sony World Photography Awards have been announced. | Frommer's
- When Can We Travel to Mexico and the Caribbean Again? Here Are the Latest Rules The latest updates on entry requirements for visiting Caribbean islands and Mexican resort areas during the pandemic
- Nude Beach Etiquette: 7 Rules for First-TimersThe clothing may be optional, but these rules for avoiding a faux pas at a nude beach are not.
- New Airline Connects Los Angeles with Many Western Cities At Low, Low AirfaresAvelo Airlines, which just debuted at Hollywood Burbank Airport, flies to lesser-served points around the American West. | Frommer's
- When and Where to Go Whale Watching in the USA: Four Seasons of CetaceansSuccessful whale-watching depends on the time of year. Consult our seasonal whale spotting calendar for America to know when your best chances will be.
- Two Terrific New Visitor Centers Coming to the San Juan Islands in WashingtonIn 2021, new information centers will give visitors to Washington's San Juan Islands a deeper experience than before. | Frommer's
- Make Your Summer Vacation Reservations Now—Or You Could Overpay or Get Shut Out2021 is turning into a year unlike any other. With so many people vacationing domestically, it's never been more important for travelers to make early bookings.
- Which Countries Allow Visitors Who Have Been Vaccinated?Country by country, these places are open to travelers who have been vaccinated against Covid-19—but watch out for other restrictions and requirements.
- How to Apply for a U.S. Passport or VisaHere's everything you need to get an American passport or a passport card: the rules, fees, instructions, photos, forms, and directions.
NY Times Travel
- Empty Middle Seats on Planes Cut Coronavirus Risk in Study The risk of exposure on a flight is lowered by 23 to 57 percent if middle seats are kept unoccupied, according to the study. But it did not look at what protection mask-wearing could provide.
- On the Water in Alaska, Where Salmon Fishing Dreams Live On Each summer, salmon begin their journey back to the rivers where they were spawned. Alaskan fishermen, along with whales, eagles and bears, share in the abundance.
- How To Clean Your Patio Sprucing up for spring includes giving your lawn furniture the cleaning it deserves.
- The T List: Five Things We Recommend This WeekYayoi Kusama at the New York Botanical Garden, ethically sourced housewares from Mali — and more.
- Birds by the Billions: A Guide to Spring’s Avian ParadeFor birders across the United States, it’s a rite of spring: heading out to woodlands and waterways to track down a favorite warbler, vireo, tanager or other bird, many of them migratory.
- Gauging the Prospects for International TravelRoadblocks abound, but airlines, hotels and tour companies are trying to balance optimism with caution.
- House Hunting in Portugal: A Light-Filled Retreat Near the Atlantic CoastIn Lisbon and other high-density areas, foreign buyers are scrambling to make investments before the country’s Golden Visa program is cut back.
- Where Can Americans Travel to During the Coronavirus PandemicFor Americans eager to resume international travel, here are the countries that currently allow U.S. citizens to enter, though there may be restrictions, including vaccine requirements.
- Can You Get a 'Vaccine Passport'? And Other Questions, AnsweredCreating a digital certificate of vaccination against the coronavirus is one of the hottest debates right now. What’s keeping it from happening, and why are some people opposed?
- Covid-19 Travel in US: Restrictions State by State During PandemicMany states still have measures in place for visitors, from testing to quarantine requirements.
CNN Travel
- Thailand's 'sea people' adapt to life on land These days, Salamak Klathalay, like most of us, lives in a house, on land. But this is a relatively new experience for the 78-year-old.
- Inside Turkey's incredible underground city Cappadocia in central Turkey is a unique landscape of naturally occurring rock formations known as "fairy chimneys" beneath which a city has been carved over hundreds of years.
- This vacation hotspot is offering vaccinations to visitorsAfter becoming one of the first destinations to fully reopen to tourism, the Maldives is now rolling out a program to inoculate foreign arrivals who are checking into its upscale island resorts.
- The postcard that came home after 60 yearsLeora Krygier bought a postcard written by a World War II British solider at a LA thrift store in 2003, and embarked on a year-long, continent-spanning mission to track down its writer.
- They met at an airport and fell in loveA mutual friend put Finnish New Yorker Irja Uotila in touch with Mexican local Jesus Estrella during her 12-hour airport layover in Mexico City. Thirty years later Irja and Jesus are married with a daughter living in New York.
- Chrissy Teigen's mom Pepper talks cooking, family and why she has to eat Thai food dailyAs anyone who's visited Thailand knows, food is a key part of the experience.
- The Welshman who mailed himself home from Australia in a boxHe'd only just arrived in Australia from Wales, but teenager Brian Robson quickly realized that he'd made a big mistake by emigrating to the other side of the world.
- American Airlines prepares for summer travel demand surgeAmerican Airlines is preparing to return many of its planes to the skies in anticipation of a summer travel surge. CNN's Pete Muntean reports.
- Las Vegas is set to come out of Covid-19 better than everNew casino resorts, innovative restaurants, expanded convention space and one-of-a-kind cultural destinations characterize the latest iteration of this desert city that continues to reinvent itself in the face of adversity.
- Aeropostale: The hero pilots who connected the world by airmailFlying was a dangerous business in the 1920s, but that didn't stop the hero pilots of Aeropostale who risked their lives to bring airmail from France to Africa and on to South America.
LA Times Travel
Washington Post Travel
- Talk About Travel: Live Q&A with travel section reporters (April 19 | 2 p.m. ET)
- Despite vaccines, many international travelers are postponing vacations — againInternational travel buffs are playing it safe as vaccines fail to open the door to travel.
- Just in time for summer: 49 new National Scenic Byways and All-American RoadsHow to choose one of the designated routes? Pick a theme, a type of scenery or both.
- Antarctica cruises are booming. But can the continent handle it?For Antarctic expedition cruise operators, conservation is self-preservation.
- Why traveling to a ‘blue space’ is the stress reliever you need right nowA growing body of evidence suggests that time spent near the water is good for your physical and mental well-being.
- How long will it take to overcome our pandemic travel anxiety?Health and safety concerns will keep some at home for a while more, some much longer.