We took a close look at people’s vacations — what their trips cost and what they chose to spend on for travels both near and far.

Learn to climb a palm tree, visit a temple during an annual festival and get a sustainable taste of village life.

The globe-trotting D.J. and fitness entrepreneur always packs a meditation pillow and three computers (but he leaves his socks and underwear behind).

What would the world of travel and food reporting look like now without his gusto? Jada Yuan and Lucas Peterson on the adventurer who made the world more exciting.

We are seeking candidates who will explore every destination on our list of 52 Places to Go.

The anniversary event, scheduled to feature Jay-Z, Miley Cyrus and Dead and Company, was supposed to celebrate the most famous rock concert in history.

On a bike you can immerse yourself in the sights and smells of a world of blooms in the gardens and fields near the Dutch city of Leiden.

Whether it’s for religious, health, environmental, or personal reasons, vegetarian and vegan travel, dining, and shopping options are on the rise.

As more people explore the world on their own, travel companies are beginning to find more meaningful ways to serve them.

Travel’s rebound has revealed the depth of our drive to explore the world. Why do we travel? For food, culture, adventure, natural beauty? This year’s list has all those elements, and more.

In the age of global warming, traveling — by plane, boat or car — is a fraught choice. And yet the world beckons.

Our columnist sets out on a road trip to take advantage of what the Irish countryside had to offer — and finds that it more than delivers on its promises.

Rock art, sandstone pillars and a glimpse at a lost Saharan history.

It may seem counterintuitive, but one of the best ways to reduce stress while traveling is to just plan less and let spontaneity take over.

Trips for cyclists in 2017 include itineraries in France, Britain and Ireland, and Canada.

Planting coral and counting sea turtles where there are no cars or roads.

Call in sick and go: The movie ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’ turns 30 and Chicago will celebrate with Ferris Fest and hotel packages.

To help her children become bilingual, a travel writer investigates options from public school programs at home to day camps abroad.

A starter kit for escaping into the world.

We all have tricks to beat jet lag and get a good night’s sleep when traveling, but these five tips will help, no matter where you roam.

A walkable gem without the crowds, just a short bullet train ride from Tokyo.

The “Daily Show” correspondent is moved by the memorial to lynching victims in Montgomery and inspired by Birmingham’s mayor, business startups and baseball.