Skip the sweaters—give the gift of adventure. Here are the wildest travel experiences money can buy for everyone on your list ...

Since the dawn of leisure travel, people have journeyed in search of new experiences. They long to meet friendly locals, eat new foods, stroll through unfamiliar landscapes, and witness (or maybe even ...

As women, travel hasn’t always been as accessible to us as it’s been to men. Society has historically taught us to “stay home” rather than to wander freely around the globe (f*ck that, amirite?).

Adventure travel isn’t just for the young. Here’s why travelers over 50 are shaping the next wave of exploration.

"Transformative Experiences” is a seven-part series focusing on how travel can change the lives of those open to the experiences that new places can bring. If you'd like to contribute to our future ...

Business travel can be a complex balancing act. At its best, it's a seamless experience that drives business growth and employee satisfaction. At its worst, it's a tangle of booking frustrations, ...

When it comes to responsible travel, the times are, to quote an old Bob Dylan song, “a-changin.” Travel advisors can benefit from the shift, providing they truly understand how this type of tourism ...

A travel partner can decide the fate of your experience. While the right one would make it unforgettable in the best way, the ...

When it comes to technology’s impact on the end-to-end air travel experience, consumers are not exactly thrilled with the digital booking process, which has transformed ticket buying. In-flight ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dan Gardner is a co-founder of Code and Theory. Travel is one of the obvious examples of how artificial intelligence will ...

Flying solo to Afghanistan is an experience that comes with intense curiosity, uncertainty, and a reality that feels very ...

Evan Harris, a travel advisor from Texas, used the analogy of a sound-mixing board to describe his state of being “every second of every day.” “Imagine a big board with all these switches and faders — ...