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What Drives the Men Who Go on Antarctic Expeditions?

A conversation with David Grann about Shackleton, Henry Worsley and the indomitability of the human spirit

Meet the Guy Keeping the W Barcelona Running

The unexpected tasks of keeping a luxury hotel operational

“Mistake Fares” Appear to Be Spiking as Airlines Adjust to COVID-19

New data and insights from fare expert Scott Keyes offer some surprising answers

Stonehenge’s Summer Solstice Celebration Will Be Held Online

The event has attracted over 35,000 partying visitors in the past

Iceland Will Be the First Country to Allow Tourists Back In

Starting on June 15, U.S. citizens can visit and get a free COVID-19 test

Around 40% of Los Cabos Hotels Are Expected to Open in June

The hotels will have to adhere to a strict set of hygiene standards

Three Major U.S. Airlines Won't Force Passengers to Wear Masks Inflight

A requirement at the airport will only "encouraged" in the air

What We Can Learn From China’s Travel Restart

Post-pandemic trends point to younger travelers who prefer driving and boutique hotels

COVID-19 Might Mean the End of Bullfighting in Spain

The pandemic could accelerate the sport's contentious downturn

Carnival Sees Huge Spike in Cruise Bookings for Planned August Return

Turns out cruise ships have a very dedicated following

Barcelona Is Eerily Quiet Without Millions of Tourists

What becomes of a global city when the Segways stop?

United's "No Middle Seats" Policy Appears to Be a Big Fat Lie

United is the latest airline seemingly backtracking on a no-middle-seat pledge