Travel

Vacationing with friends, but you have different budgets? Here's what to do.

This month's Uncomfortable Conversations About Money tackles the dilemma when you vacation with friends but have different spending styles.

5 Vacation Destinations That Are Terrible Places To Retire

When it's time to plan your retirement, the world, as they say, is your oyster. But if you are looking to retire in one of these five popular vacation destinations, it's essential to understand the...

If You’re Only Taking A Carry-On For Your Next Trip (And The Thought Is Making You Nervous Sweat), These 30 Things Will Help

No need to pay extra for luggage and then spend time at baggage claim when you can now easily fit what you need into a carry-on. View Entire Post ›

The best time to book flights for the cheapest airfare in 2024

Experts share their advice on the best time to book flights so you can save money on airfare this year.

Koa Rothman Shows ‘What Surf Trips Are Actually Like’

Koa Rothman took a different tack than the highlight reel on a trip to Indonesia. "What Surf Trips Are Actually Like" is a few of those in between moments. The post Koa Rothman Shows ‘What Surf Trips Are Actually Like’ first appeared on The Inertia.

This Small, Luxurious Expedition Ship Takes Adventurers on the Amazon River in Search of Pink Dolphins and Stunning Scenery

On an expedition from Rio de Janeiro to the depths of the Amazon, one intrepid writer discovers moments of joy, both big and small, aboard the Seabourn Venture.

What to bring camping: Here are the essentials to pack for your next camping trip

It's camping season! Here is a checklist of what to bring camping no matter what type of trip you have planned.

How to Plan the Ultimate San Francisco Staycation

It’s always cool in San Francisco. Here’s how to play like a tourist without leaving town, and where to find dumplings and tacos between the museums and massages.

This Stunning Region in Portugal Is a Wine Lover's Dream — With Historic Train Rides, Scenic Boat Tours, and Luxury Hotels

Wine, forests, and boat tours. What else do you need?

This Black Women’s Luxury Travel Community Is Bringing 300 Ladies To The ESSENCE Festival Of Culture

Travel Divas started with bus trips to New Orleans and has since traveled far and wide. The community is returning to its roots for ESSENCE Fest in a big way.

Retired couple from Virginia is traveling to every one of this restaurant chain's locations in the USA

A couple from Virginia is traveling the country to visit every Texas Roadhouse location after falling in love with the chain's "home cooking" and family atmosphere.

I became a nomad in my 60s and have traveled to 37 countries. I want to show others that international travel is not something to fear in your 60s.

Norman Bour took his first international trip at 62 years old. He now lives abroad, where he feels more fulfilled and financially secure.

I took my kids on the vacation I hated as a girl. Now I get my parents more than ever

Why couldn’t we just go to Disney and sleep in real beds like everyone else?

14 HOURS in Deluxe Nightjet Sleeper train: Amsterdam to Vienna

Nightjet's Amsterdam to Vienna service is one of the newest revivals of sleeper train routes in Europe! In the era of "flygskam", or flight shaming, can its deluxe sleeper really provide good value when crossing Europe? I check out my favourite sleeper train operator in this video again: Nightjet is a wonderful service and I hope you'll be a sleeper train convert too!

First Timer's Cheat Sheet: Etiquette & Expectations For Private Jet Flights

How to get the very best out of your private jet flight.

Things you can and can’t pack in hand luggage – from liquids to gadgets

When do you go through customs on international flights?

International travel can be filled with stressors and unknowns before you even set foot into a country, like wondering when you go through customs. Understanding the process before your departure can help make your arrival go much more smoothly

Just 26 Comfy Shoes That Might Be The Only Pair You Need For That Upcoming Trip (Aka More Suitcase Space)

Meet your travel footwear MVPs. View Entire Post ›

Considering leaving the US for good? Here’s what to think about before you move abroad

Insider tips and insights from relocation experts, financial advisers and emigrants themselves on what to consider when making the decision to move abroad.

Women Who Travel Book Club: 13 New Books for Your Summer Reading List

Our editors and contributors share their favorite new titles.

10 Things You Should Never Pack in Your Personal Item for Flights — and What to Bring Instead From $12

These travel products will save space and keep your belongings properly stored away.

24 Wellness Experiences to Book in 2024

From yoga retreats to high-tech spas and everything in between.

8 things to expect when you travel internationally from the US

Experienced international travelers already know a lot of what awaits, but if you happen to be leaving the U.S. for the very first time, here are several things to expect during your trip.

These Vintage Beach Photos Show That Summer Fun Is Timeless

No matter how fast the world changes and technology evolves, nothing will ever take the place of good old-fashioned fun in the sun on the beach.

The statistics prove it – America is the greatest country in the world for tourists

It was either Mark Twain or Benjamin Disraeli who came up with the adage about “lies, damned lies, and statistics”, and the possible unreliability of big numbers used to bolster otherwise flimsy arguments. Twain once declared that he took the phrase from the former British prime minister, even though it does not appear in Disraeli’s papers, and the...

10% of travelers have had their medicines confiscated. Here's how you can avoid it.

A new survey shows 10% of travelers have had medicine confiscated and more than 50% said that increased their anxiety during a trip.

Why Some Smart Cruise Travelers Stay on the Ship During Port Days

It’s a dilemma at the heart of every cruise vacation: Brave the crowds on shore or take advantage of the lack of them on board? Here’s how to know when to stay and when to go.

Here’s What It Was Like To Travel While Black During Jim Crow

It’s hard to go anywhere and not run into Black travelers. Every year, more African Americans explore destinations further away from their homes. For some, travel and wellness have become synonymous. It’s a major part of many Black millennials and Gen-Z Americans’ lives. However, the road for Black people to travel freely in the US… Continue reading Here’s What It Was Like To Travel While Black During Jim Crow

13 Cheapest Countries To Visit That Travelers Always Skip

These are places that tourists don't consider as much as some of their more popular neighbors.

Older walkers warned off overheated Mediterranean as tourism shifts north

For decades, the prospect of hiking along winding, thyme-scented trails on sun-baked Mediterranean islands has lured Britons and others from Europe’s frigid north. But rising temperatures caused by global warming mean swathes of southern Europe are effectively becoming off-limits for walkers in the hottest months of the summer, experts say. The dan...

Exactly what happens to your body when you step onto a plane – and how to stay healthy

Humans never evolved to be transported through the skies in a long metal tube at more than 500 miles per hour, so it’s perhaps unsurprising that aeroplane travel has some pretty unusual effects on our body. A recent scientific study in the journal Thorax made headlines after finding that the cabin pressure at cruising altitude appears to lower bloo...

Island Hopping in Puerto Rico – Visiting Vieques and Culebra

The writer was hosted. I’ve spent a lot of time in Puerto Rico, mostly in the well-developed San Juan area, with its high-rise hotels and packs of tourists and cruisers....

Wi-Fi & Wanderlust: 16 Affordable Places Perfect for the Digital Nomad

The lives of digital nomads epitomize the mix of work and adventure. With the ability to work remotely, these modern wanderers traverse the globe, experiencing new cultures and landscapes while maintaining their careers. Their days might start with a conference call in Bali and end with a sunset over the Mediterranean. Fueled by technology and a desire for freedom, this lifestyle offers endless opportunities for personal and professional growth. Digital nomads thrive on flexibility, choosing destinations that offer vibrant communities, reliable internet, and inspiring environments, redefining the traditional work-life balance in a constantly evolving world.

6 Reasons Flying Business Class Is Worth the Points

Business class can cost double the points of a main cabin ticket. Find out some of the reasons it's worth the extra cost.

The 8 Coolest Train Trips You Can Take

All aboard!

These Small Towns in California Are Bursting With Beauty and Charm

Nope, this isn't Italy.

Most Pet-Friendly Travel Destinations in the U.S.

Cruise vs. All-Inclusive Resort: Which One Gives You The Best Value for Your Money?

When getting the best value for your money, it's going to come down to what you want to do during your vacation and what you enjoy.

I’ve Worked on Cruise Ships for 10 Years—These Are 18 Mistakes Every Traveler Should Avoid

These insider cruise tips just might be the difference between disaster and the trip of a lifetime The post I’ve Worked on Cruise Ships for 10 Years—These Are 18 Mistakes Every Traveler Should Avoid appeared first on Reader's Digest.

I quit teaching to become a luxury-travel advisor. Since making the transition, I've learned a lot and grown professionally.

Kaylee Stith, a former teacher, became a travel agent last year. She spoke with BI about her journey and lessons learned in the travel industry.

Taking a camper van trip to get a whole new perspective on your life

Living the van life offers a unique way to see America. Here’s how Casey Barber did it.

A retired couple sold their home to live on a cruise ship. This is how much they're saving

Angelyn and Richard Burk have spent the past few years of retirement bouncing from cruise ship to cruise ship exploring countries all over the world. They say all the traveling is actually saving them money.

What really happens if you don't use airplane mode on your flight? Here's the answer to that, and more common travel questions.

In partnership with Visible, Stacker looked at what the experts say about staying safe while traveling with your phone.

I moved to Mexico by myself without knowing the language. Here are 5 things I'd tell someone making an international move.

These are things you need to know before moving abroad. After traveling the world, Brittany Vargas moved to Mexico. She shares her tips for living and traveling out of the US.

Where to Eat, Stay, and Play in New York’s Catskills

The region just two hours north of Manhattan beckons with storybook countryside and enchanting towns steeped in creativity.

A carefree trip with your dog: things that you must know!

During the pandemic, most of us started walking and hiking as never before. Many did so with their faithful four-legged friend. Some people even bought themselves a dog during this period to have company while walking. You probably took the dog with you in the car to your starting point of the hike. This is a good idea! That way your dog doesn't associate the car only with transportation to the vet, where not such pleasant operations usually...

This Gorgeous Region in Greece Is Where the Greeks Go on Vacation — With Magical Blue Water, Friendly Villages, and Local Food

Take the ultimate road trip unveiling Greece’s best kept secrets.

26 Newer Travel Products That Will Make You Feel Like A Genius

This RFID-blocking flat fanny pack is so easily hidden you might even forget you're wearing it yourself. View Entire Post ›

I visit Universal Orlando several times a year. Here are my top 10 tips for first-timers.

Is it worth staying on property? What should you pack? How do you save on snacks? Here are my top tips for visiting Universal Orlando Resort.

These Are the Best U.S. National Parks—and They’re Not Even That Crowded

Whether you’re into hiking, camping, birding or biking, there’s a national park for you. To narrow down the options, we systematically crunched the numbers to rank them all, and we bet the top spot will surprise you.