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Seeing as sleeping in is often vital to a vacation, it makes sense that more travelers are snoozing breakfast in favor of a check-in pint. Dubbed the “bed and brew,” these hotels and rental apartments in California, Oregon, New Mexico, and Nebraska do exactly that, in the same manner as a

The closest thing to a guarantee of a spacious holiday flight is to be in the air on Thanksgiving, Christmas, or New Year’s Day. “Travel on the holidays themselves when no one else wants to be on a plane,” says Julian Kheel, founder and CEO of the award-booking platform Points Path.

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“Why do they call it Viscri 125?” I asked Adelina at the dinner table. She knows the Transylvania region more intimately than I know my own bedroom.

“It’s the address of the guesthouse,” she smiled. “125. There are no street names in Viscri...

I have a weird habit I haven’t quite figured out how to explain to people without sounding rather unwell. It involves old ride receipts and long-completed itineraries, combined with a lot of time spent staring at a blue dot that stopped moving years ago. But I promise: it’ll makes sense by the end.

Technology has changed how everyone travels, but my favorite side effec...

The first thing I noticed about Salvador was a face. Then another. And another.

I was surrounded by Black Brazilians going about the ordinary choreography of a city while walking through Pelourinho, Salvador’s historic center, on a trip in 2025. Vendors arranged stalls, women talked beneath brightly painted balconies, musicians carried instruments through the plaza. I ...