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The US State Department Doesn’t Think Your Destination Is Safe — Should You Change Plans?

A State Department travel advisory is a smart place to start, but other factors and sources should shape your decision before heading abroad or canceling

Why Plus-Size People Are Angry With Southwest Airlines

After ditching open seating, then doubling down with some of the most rigid seat enforcement in the skies, the airline's loyal flyers are left wondering what, exactly, still sets it apart

How to Plan the Ultimate Hokkaido Ski Trip

After two months shredding powder, we've mapped out the best of Japan's northernmost island, from hidden routes to steamy onsens

TSA Reverses Course on PreCheck and Partial Shutdown

Global Entry, on the other hand, is temporarily suspended

A Hotel We Love: Waldorf Astoria Osaka

A new luxury flagship in Japan’s third-largest city

Welcome to the “Weirdest Capital City in Europe”

Everything to see, do, eat and drink in Skopje

The Smallest Bar in the World Is Worth the Trip

If you can snag one of its four seats, Backdoor 43 is Milan’s most charming bar

Gotta Fly ‘Em All: Spirit Airlines Now Has Its Own Trading Cards

They're not the only airline getting into the collectible card business

Pro Tip: Don't Give Flight Crews Weed Edibles as Gifts

There's a right way and a wrong way to give gifts

Nobu's Latest Project Is in the Maldives

It's the company's first hospitality project there

How a Sex Writer Books a Hotel 

The 10 things to keep in mind before you book your next romantic getaway

Stop Sleeping on Taipei

The capital of Taiwan boasts a vibrant late-night culture more travelers need to explore

Your “Hidden Gem” Is Someone Else’s Hometown

Viral videos celebrating New Jersey underscore a simple truth: The most meaningful destinations aren’t always obscure; they’re personal.

Las Vegas Just Made it Easier for Visitors to Get Married

For a limited time, you can get a marriage license without leaving the airport