As the dog days of summer heat up, there’s no better time to hit the road with your four-legged co-pilot than now. There are plenty of ways to cool off by booking a trip to one of over 200 pet friendly campgrounds and resorts across the country, many offering refreshing water access and dedicated dog […]
Only 45% of Americans will plan vacations with paid lodging, the lowest amount in six years. For many households, the question is no longer where to go, but whether they can afford to travel at all.
In 2026, many industry experts say luxury travel is less about doing or spending more, and more focused on quality of the experience and how the vacationers feel after the trip. While some travel predictions just point to places that look good on a map, a new hotel opening, a rare solar eclipse, or a growing culinary scene could be enough to move a destination onto travelers' short lists.
Parents are no longer the only ones who steer family travel plans. Kids now act more like essential co-planners, shaping where families go, what they do, where they stay, and even what they wear.
Rivers are among the most at-risk ecosystems on the planet despite their importance to society. That pressure is also visible across the United States, where rivers face pollution, drought, mining, or aging infrastructure. But not every American river story is about decline. In Idaho, the Middle Fork of the Salmon River offers a blueprint for success, one shaped by protection and decades of responsible use.
United States travelers may be turning away from large-scale cruise ships in favor of smaller, more tailored options. The latest consumer research from Internova Travel Group, one of the world's largest travel services companies, points to growing interest in boutique voyages and personalized travel despite a record 20% increase in expedition cruise prices.Â
