This year, 400,000 visitors are expected in August for the Olympics and in September for the Paralympics games.

No matter where you are in the world, an authentic street market is the perfect place to immerse yourself in a community.

A good kid-friendly guide can make a huge difference in your child’s experience of a place, and in yours, too.

Everyone’s seen pictures of the Great Wall of China. But if you’ve only seen the photos, you’ve hardly scratched the stone surface.

Looking to explore French countryside without the crowds of Provence and the Riviera? Here is your guide to choosing the right French island for you.

Hong Kong’s exceptional public transportation system makes it easy to explore the city between flights.

If you’re a nature lover, here are five of the best nature spots to visit in the Seychelles.

Leave it to frequent fliers to come up with creative ways to make overnight flights comfortable.

We recently heard an interesting hotel hack from a reader, about how to find cheaper hotel rates. Have you ever tried this?

As I prepared for my trip to China, Wendy had some good packing advice for me.

Never pay full price for passport photos again—here’s how.

Our Trusted Travel Experts' favorite best-value hotels in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada.

We've been hearing from readers and from travel planners that many people think China is a hard place to visit. They couldn’t be more wrong.

Following last week’s attacks in Brussels, the U.S. State Department issued a Europe Travel Alert—and, to my mind, some people are overreacting.

When you think Vietnam, do you think kid-friendly? While visiting with my four-year-old, I found five fun things that I never expected we’d be able to do.

To make the most of your time in the Netherlands, you need someone who can design a smart itinerary and make a trip really special.

We're guessing that Uzbekistan isn't on many families' travel radar. Here are five reasons why it should be.

Everyone knows Whistler’s reputation as a winter sports mecca. But did you know Whistler is an adventure-packed summer destination too?

Starting this spring, U.S. travelers who are passing through Europe on their way to or from Israel can take advantage of new Jewish-heritage itineraries.

If you’re an avid independent traveler, as I am, seeing the world by cruise ship has its pros and cons. That’s why I’m excited to tell you about this option.