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In response to changing policies around the world, including the CDC ending its cruise ship monitoring program, several cruise lines have changed their COVID-19 policies including opening up more exemptions for unvaccinated…

Italy on Tuesday officially dropped all remaining COVID-19 entry rules for travelers. Effective immediately, travelers to Italy will no longer have to present proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test upon…

In 2004, a contingent of the Quark Expeditions team—widely regarded as the Leader in Polar Adventures—made Antarctic history when they conducted the first-ever ground visit to the remote Emperor penguin colony near…

Worth it: Any spa treatment offered in a jungle canopy. How to go like a pro? Heed their expert advice. The benefits of working with a travel advisor are legion: peace of mind, global…

It’s finally happening, the day we have been all waiting for: As of Friday, May 20, at midnight (on the night between Friday and Saturday, May 21), the following guidance will take…

Starting March 1, 2022, tourists of all ages are allowed into Israel regardless of their vaccination status. Incoming tourists must present a negative PCR test – conducted within 72 hours of the…

Beginning Feb. 28, 2022 at 12:01 a.m. EST, the federal government will be easing the on-arrival testing for fully-vaccinated travellers. That change means travellers arriving to Canada from any country, who qualify…

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO Story update as of January 20, 2021 Land, Ferry Crossing into U.S. Starting Jan. 22, 2022, Canadians entering the United States at land borders and ferry terminals will need to…

A visit to Dubai offers plenty of exciting experiences at any time, but right now it’s more marvelous than ever. Expo 2020 Dubai brings the world together in one space with 192…

With kids, especially young kids, you have to just go. That’s my biggest piece of advice to parents. Go. Don’t be worried about the other people on the plane and how they’ll feel about it. If you’re buying a ticket, you have a right to the seat. Your kids are never going to know how to travel unless you take them traveling. It’s just like taking a child to a restaurant; it’s a parent’s responsibility. Kids are unpredictable. Sometimes things go wrong, and knowing how to deal with that is going to make everything better. You always want to bring your own entertainment, and never leave home without snacks – even with the teenagers.