New York Times Travel

A lifetime in travel has passed since Ljubljana was named the European Commissions green capital for 2016, but philosophically little has changed for the capital of Slovenia. Ljubljana is still an international model for sustainability with more than 1,600 shared-bicycle docking sites, a car-free...

To walk along the Seoul City Wall is to walk in the footsteps of scholars of bygone centuries, trace scars of war and take in the modern behemoth of a city built around it all. Its history stretches back to 1396, to when present-day Seoul first became the capital of what was then a kingdom called...

Brooklyn first established itself as a summertime destination for weary city-dwellers over 150 years ago with beachside resorts and racetracks. These days the borough overflows with seasonal draws: block parties, street fairs, WNBA Liberty games, barbecues in the park and lazy afternoons on a sto...

For many years, these Saudi Arabian scenes the Nabataean tombs at Hegra, the holy city of Medina, the lively open-air markets in Jeddah were off limits to most travelers. Not anymore. As it undergoes a profound transformation, Saudi Arabia is spending lavishly to lure tourists with luxe new res...

A reader, Michael, wrote to Tripped Up after booking a 17-day Arabian Sea cruise through Vantage Travel Services to celebrate his 80th birthday with his wife. When Vantage canceled the cruise, the company stopped answering the phone and his refund of $17,905 never came. Before the trip, Michael h...

First Lisbon; now Porto. The whole world seems to have fallen in love lately with the nearby beaches, old churches, seafood-heavy cuisine and historical UNESCO-listed streets of Portugals second-largest city, where the number of tourists has doubled in a decade. The circus-like atmosphere along t...

Europe, the worlds fastest-warming continent, is headed for another scorching summer, meteorologists warn. Yet despite the forecast and increasing trend of excessive heat, travel demand is still high.Last year, large parts of southern Europe experienced prolonged periods of extreme heat with temp...

The tranquil beauty of northern Michigan turquoise freshwater lakes bordered by thousands of miles of sandy, dune-grass-st coastline and towering white pines has lured visitors Up North, as the region is known, since the late 19th century. Many flock to Traverse City, at the head of Grand Trave...

A 73-year-old man died on Tuesday after a plane flying from London to Singapore encountered severe turbulence and plummeted 6,000 feet in minutes. Another 18 people were hospitalized, Singapore Airlines said in a statement, and an additional 12 were being treated for injuries.Deaths because of tu...

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Minorca, one of Spains Balearic Islands, sparkles with the same blue-green waters as its more touristy neighbors, Ibiza and Majorca. A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 1993, Minorca offers a quieter and wilder retreat, thanks to residents who have protected the island from further urbanization and ...

The Federal Aviation Administration oversees all plane traffic in the U.S. A bill to fund and reauthorize the agency, which President Biden has signaled he will sign, grants it $105 billion over the next five years. In addition to strengthening passenger protections, it will pay for airport infra...