A new company allows guests to experience the flat-bottomed pole boats, an economic mainstay in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Artists can focus — and find community — at these five retreats within driving distance of D.C.

For travelers, contactless payment systems are quickly becoming the preferred way to settle bills.

Rapidly changing guidebook styles can tell us a lot about the evolution of travel.

Visitors to Shark Valley can easily spot gators while biking, hiking or going on the park's two-hour narrated tram tour.

London’s cocktail story is infused with transatlantic influence, from the American Bar to the modern age.

The author's youthful fascination with David Attenborough's “Trials of Life” was the first step toward a lifetime of travel.

Stuckey's, known for its stores' blue roofs and pecan log rolls, is banking on nostalgia to draw visitors again.

State-of-the-art vessels can give visitors access to little-visited areas and bring them closer to glaciers and wildlife.

Having insurance and flexible reservations are vital to a successful trip in uncertain times.

Miles from Yellowstone National Park's other accommodations, a yurt camp serves as a home base for exploration.

A man, a dog and an SUV: Relocating the family for a Canadian “workcation” was a dream come true for this ski enthusiast.

A travel journalist offers tips that will make your photos stand out.

Last February, the state debuted the trail, a mix of online content and physical sites integral to the movement that engulfed the South in the 1950s and ’60s.

Novel hotel loaner programs appeal to guests who aren’t keen on hanging out at the hotel bar.