The hurricane is expected to stay offshore, but dangerous surf and heavy rain could disrupt travel across the western islands.

Hurricane Lowell is moving north toward Hawaii, bringing its closest approach yet to the western islands. Although the storm is expected to remain offsho... [read more.]

Visitors and Foreign Nationals Should Understand the Consequences of Overstaying or Failing to Comply With a Final Deportation Order

The United States is strengthening enforcement of its immigration rules through civil fines that can represent a significant cost for certain people who ... [read more.]

The Face Is Changing Border Travel

The way travelers enter the United States is becoming increasingly digital. Facial biometric technology is already being used by U.S. Customs and Border ... [read more.]

The Expansion of U.S. Border Infrastructure Is Transforming Cultural Territories and Natural Destinations in the Sonoran Desert.

The expansion of the U.S.-Mexico border wall is moving into an area where security, nature, Indigenous heritage and tourism intersect in particularly sen... [read more.]

The Pause Could Delay Interviews and Family Reunification Plans.

The temporary pause in U.S. immigrant visa interviews is creating uncertainty for people who have spent months or even years preparing their cases to reu... [read more.]

Changes to U.S. Ocean Policy Are Putting Palmyra Atoll’s Exceptional Wildlife and Future Tourism Potential Under New Pressure.

In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, more than 1,000 miles south of Hawaii, Palmyra Atoll looks almost impossibly remote. There is no city, no resort stri... [read more.]

Tennis, dining, luxury, and entertainment now surround one of the city’s biggest summer events.

The US Open is no longer experienced only from the seats of Arthur Ashe Stadium. Every year, the tournament brings visitors to New York who come to watch... [read more.]

Why Glacier Protection Matters to Travelers

The tragedy in the Himalayas on August 26 has brought international attention back to a part of the mountain landscape that travelers often experience as... [read more.]

Political Tensions, Travel Advisories, and Changing Travel Habits Are Leading More Visitors to Consider Other Destinations

The United States has been one of the world’s leading tourism destinations for decades, an almost automatic choice for millions of international travel... [read more.]

A Weaker Canadian Dollar, a Stronger Colombian Peso and Possible Venezuelan Dollarization Are Reshaping Travel Value

The same hotel, the same airfare and the same restaurant can cost a traveler a very different amount depending on the currency used to pay for them. That... [read more.]

Surveillance Technology Is Quietly Transforming The Experience Of Those Moving Through Cities.

As cities turn increasingly to technology to make their streets safer, a less visible transformation is taking place in the way travelers move through th... [read more.]

Washington Is Sponsoring Major Events, Yet the Impact of Tourisms Will Depend On Who Comes, How Long They Stay, and How Much They Spend

Washington, D.C., is about to become the stage for a major new event. The Freedom 250 Grand Prix will take over the National Mall on August 22 and 23, br... [read more.]

A Journey Through Time and Nature in Colombia Sierra Nevada

You have probably heard of the Lost City, or Teyuna. This place is an ancient Tayrona indigenous settlement, located in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombia. It was disc... [read more.]

The Chocó Reading and Writing Festival (Flecho)

The Chocó Reading and Writing Festival (Flecho) is a cultural event that celebrates the literary wealth and resilience of the Chocó region. This year, the 8th edition ... [read more.]

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Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic, has become more accessible than ever thanks to the launch of ultra-low-cost flights from the United States. This historic... [read more.]

Long before ships sailed through locks, Panama was a bustling crossroads of global trade. Cobblestone roads, fortified towns, and winding rivers shape

A recent photo essay shines a spotlight on Panama’s colonial trade routes, uncovering a fascinating story that predates the famous Panama Canal by centuries. In the 1500s, t... [read more.]

Emerging Destinations to Travel Freely

In a world where classic destinations like Mykonos, Sitges, or Fire Island remain unbeatable, a new generation of gay-friendly beaches is rapidly gaining... [read more.]

Where to Find a Good Haunt

Across the sprawling landscape of American history, certain places pulse with an eerie energy, where the line between the living and the dead feels unsettlingly thin. These ci... [read more.]

Social Media Transforms Travel Planning, Offering Real-Life Perspectives

LGBTQ+ travelers are increasingly seeking authentic experiences, moving away from polished tourism campaigns that often prioritize the commercial over th... [read more.]