Keyword "Adventure travel" - List of latest news (191 results)

05:53 More travelers are using ‘buy now, pay later’ plans to pay for trips. Here's when it may make sense

The BNPL model — which allows buyers to pay in installments, sometimes with no interest or late fees — is gaining traction among young, cash-strapped travelers.

21/04 I visited every country in the world without flying. Here are eight things I learned

Spending nearly a decade on the move gave me a deeper understanding of the importance of conversation, people’s boundless generosity – and my limitations

16/04 How does an island with high prices and few beaches attract tourists? Singapore lays out a plan

Singapore plans to increase tourism revenue by more than 60% in 15 years by focusing on business travelers, live events and the stopover visitors.

04/04 Is it safe to travel to Thailand right now? Thai officials say yes

Despite the fanfare of HBO's '"White Lotus," Thailand's tourism arrivals are expected to fall following March's earthquake — at least in the short term.

03/04 The most powerful passports of 2025 — a new country tops the list

Ireland has the strongest passport in the world, according to the Nomad Passport Index 2025.

01/04 Snakes, ‘border madness’ and solo trips: five Nigerian female travellers on their top tips and trickiest moments

Whether it’s driving solo from London to Lagos, a month on a motorbike or vanlife in east Africa, these influencers are sharing their adventures – and helping others to negotiate the difficulties of a ‘weak’ passport

01/04 International visitors pour into Japan — to the delight and dismay of its ski towns

Some ski towns in Japan are booming from a rise in international visitors, while resorts in other areas are closing as domestic demand falters.

29/03 Walking up an appetite in Armenia’s Caucasus mountains

Neighbouring Georgia gets all the attention when it comes to Caucasus adventures and cuisine, but nothing beats the ‘primeval happiness’ of a post-walk feast in Armenia - and there are far fewer trekkers

23/03 A different kind of Disney: What happens when you let Disney plan your vacation

Disney vacations aren’t limited to theme parks, resorts, and cruises.

19/03 People are selling Singapore Airlines miles online. Here's what the airline says about that

Buying and selling airline miles isn't illegal, but it often violates the terms of frequent flyer programs like KrisFlyer, Singapore Airlines' loyalty program.

18/03 I’ve Scuba Dived All Across the Caribbean—but This Little-known Island Is My Favorite

With 87 sites across the island, Bonaire is a scuba diver's paradise.

22/02 Discover hidden Morocco – from forgotten beaches to ancient citadels and soaring desert dunes

The writers of the new Wild Guide: Morocco share the best locations for hiking, surfing, swimming and sleeping under the stars

13/02 Husband sues U.S. tour company after hippo mauls wife to death on African safari

A safari trip in Zambia turned deadly when a hippopotamus fatally attacked Lisa Manders of New Jersey. Her husband says the company is to blame.

30/01 It’s like plunging under the North Pole: my mind-stretching ice dive in the French Alps

Move over wild swimming … ice diving in a frozen mountain lake and camping under the Milky Way connects you with nature at its most raw and magical

24/01 Why Yemen’s ancient terraces are my wonder of the world

The soil, treasured for centuries, turns steep Yemini slopes into fertile and productive land. Coffee grown here was served at London’s first coffee house in 1652

23/01 Why the stone citadel of Sigiriya in Sri Lanka is my wonder of the world

The landscape is not the dead relic of a foregone age. It is a living reminder of how knowledge tailored to the local ecology is essential

22/01 Why Egypt’s Colossi of Memnon are my wonder of the world

Emerging from the heat shimmer, these two enormous statues in Luxor appear completely otherwordly – like giants in a wheat field

22/01 'The best experience': He's been on 30 trips with a company that links travelers who can see with those who can't

Glyn Evans has taken 30 trips with TravelEyes, a company that discounts trips for travelers who describe what they see to visually impaired travelers.

20/01 A sprawling megacity of multi-level madness: why Chongqing in China is my wonder of the world

This megacity is like Hong Kong on steroids – a vertically sprawling, astonishing urban phenomenon that can only be understood in three dimensions

18/01 Why Turkey’s Temple of Artemis is my wonder of the world

The temple was an inspiration for countless Greek and Roman temples that followed and is twice the size of the Parthenon

17/01 ‘The river that runs in the sky’: readers choose their wonders of the world

From Margate to Uzbekistan our tipsters reveal the special sites that made a lasting impression on them

17/01 Rome's Jubilee is expected to attract 32 million people. Here's why — and how to avoid the crowds

Jubilees are typically celebrated every 25 years in the Catholic Church. Here's why, including tips on where to stay, what to eat and how to avoid the crowds.

16/01 Travelling in 2025? Here’s when to book for the best deals

Travel agents have welcomed high demand in the first weeks of the year, but is January really the best time to book your 2025 travel?

13/01 From sunflowers and sunsets to vineyard tours: A beginner’s bike holiday in the south of France

An aspiring cyclist decides to push her limits as she rides part of the ‘Alps-to-Sea’ cycleway by the Rhône River. View on euronews

09/01 The world's most powerful passport has a clear winner this year — in 2024 it was a six-way tie

Singapore has the most powerful passport, according to the 2025 Henley Passport Index. The nation-state was part of a six-way tie in the 2024 ranking.

05/01 As the Taliban open their doors to tourism, they are closing windows on women | Catherine Bennett

Specialist travel companies are using euphemisms to avoid the gender apartheid

03/01 'Unprecedented': The most punctual global airline last year was 'absolutely' a surprise, analytics firm CEO says

Aeromexico, Saudia and Delta Air Lines were the most on-time global airlines in 2024, according to a report by aviation company Cirium.

29/12 'Noctourism' is expected to be a big travel trend in 2025

"Noctourism" focuses on nighttime travel experiences. Proponents say it's a way to avoid heat and crowds, while seeing a destination in a different light.

26/12 'One of the best experiences I've had as a parent.' The benefits of father-daughter trips

After this daughter started school, freelance writer Thomas Board was missing time alone with his daughter. So he planned a trip to Norway for the two of them.

25/12 The world's most extreme stag trip to the North Pole - which costs £25k each

Would-be grooms will have an excuse for getting cold feet if they go on the world's most extreme stag do - to the North Pole.

23/12 Macao is becoming a city of sports and entertainment, Sands China CEO says, as President Xi urges diversification

Sands China CEO Grant Chum told CNBC that a new deal with the NBA to bring pre-season games to Macao will bolster its reputation as a global sports hotspot.

19/12 Luxury safaris are changing — here's what affluent travelers want now

Luxury travelers want more from safaris today, pushing the industry to offer experiences that highlight animal conservation efforts and neighboring communities.

12/12 Indian outbound travel will be ‘the story’ of the next decade, says Hilton executive

Indian travelers spent $34 billion on outbound travel in 2023. That's "minuscule" compared to what's to come, said Alan Watts, Hilton's Asia-Pacific president.

10/12 Travel is finally back — and an era of huge growth is upon us

U.N. Tourism says international arrivals will fully recover this month, marking an end to years of recovery efforts stemming from the Covid-19 pandemic.

08/12 Weary Yellowstone bear shown 'tucking self in' for hibernation

The Yellowstone Safari Company on Saturday shared heartwarming footage showing a sleepy black bear gathering material just outside its den before resuming its long winter nap. “Have you ever seen a bear tuck themself in for their wi

05/12 Ed Sheeran announces concert in Bhutan — with tickets starting at $10

Ed Sheeran announced this week he's taking his Mathematics Tour to Bhutan on Jan. 24, 2025 — the first major international concert to be held in the country.

04/12 I’ve travelled to 40 countries with my parents. We’re magnets for mishaps — and couldn’t be more grateful

Near-death experiences in Zimbabwe, road trips to nowhere in Cuba. Media executive Todd Miller details how his family used humor to deal with disasters abroad.

02/12 Off the Cretan track: skiing and climbing on the Greek island

Away from Crete’s sandy shores, tall peaks dominate the landscape, offering great skiing without the crowds – or ski lifts

25/11 Six travelers in Laos died from suspected tainted alcohol. Here's where incidents happen the most

Six travelers have died from suspected methanol poisoning in Vang Vieng, Laos. Most of these incidents occur in Asia, according to Doctors Without Borders.

22/11 ‘Skiing, hiking and ice-fishing from the door’: readers’ favourite Nordic winter trips

Our tipsters wrap up warm and head to northern Europe, finding glacier lakes, frozen seas, snowy forests, reindeer herds and – happily – saunas and hot tubs

22/11 See some of the best photos from National Geographic's 'Pictures of the Year'

National Geographic released its annual "Pictures of the Year" issue this week, showcasing 20 photographs that depict striking scenes of nature and wildlife.

21/11 ‘We are firing on all cylinders': Marriott CEO says business is solid despite corporate layoffs

Marriott International's business operations and growth are solid, Anthony Capuano told CNBC Travel Monday, despite layoffs and low domestic demand in China.

18/11 Thailand legalizing same-sex marriage is likely to bring a flood of tourists

Thailand's same-sex marriage law could add 4 million tourists and $2 billion in tourism revenue per year, according to a report commissioned by Agoda.

15/11 Watch: This grizzly bear encounter was close, but close like family

A travel writer visiting Spirit Bear Lodge in British Columbia experienced a close encounter with a grizzly bear she “still can’t believe” happened. Sarah Sekula was on a six-day tour at the lodge located in the remote wilderness of the Great Bear Rainforest, home to the

14/11 The trendiest gift to give this season? Travel — if you can figure out how

Chief among complaints are needing to book exact dates for another person and lacking required details to book on behalf of another, according to Accenture.

13/11 A new luxury sleeper train is launching in England and Wales — here’s what a trip will cost

The LVMH-owned luxury hospitality company Belmond is launching a luxury sleeper train that will take travelers through the countryside of England and Wales.

12/11 I Took My 11-year-old Son on an Off-grid Winter Adventure in Alaska — and It Was the Best Trip We’ve Ever Taken

Learning the elements of survival on an Alaskan wilderness adventure.

11/11 Temperatures cool in Japan, but inbound travel shows little signs of slowing down

Temperatures are cooling in Japan, but interest in visiting shows no signs of abating, as autumn arrivals continue to outpace pre-pandemic levels.

05/11 Is this the world's 'coolest hotel room' for baseball fans? Go inside to see the view

Travelers who stay at the hotel inside the Es Con Field Hokkaido stadium can watch baseball games from their rooms or while soaking in natural hot springs.

03/11 Interest in 'Travel Tuesday' soars, with more consumers saying they prefer travel to shopping

Search interest for "Travel Tuesday" rose more than 500% over the last two years, according to a report published Thursday by McKinsey & Company.

30/10 Renting a car abroad? These are the countries that intimidate drivers the most

A survey of 2,000 drivers from 10 countries shows that motorists are the most nervous to drive in India, Venezuela and Zimbabwe.

26/10 Exploring the Silk Roads: 10 stunning sites in 10 countries from Turkey to China

There are extraordinary places to see and adventures to be had along the strands of the ancient Asian trade route

26/10 On the Silk Roads: adventure and historical riches in Tajikistan and Uzbekistan

A new British Museum exhibition gives a taste of the rich cultures along these ancient routes, but a trip to central Asia offers much more – stunning architecture, moreish food and wild trekking

22/10 He's British, she's Australian. Here's their trick to traveling 10,000 miles — with kids in tow

Stopovers break up the distance. But there are pros and cons to scheduling short trips in cities like Seoul, Bangkok, Dubai and Singapore.

21/10 ‘They want something different’: Two new reports predict a big shift in travel behavior in 2025

Trend reports from Expedia and Booking.com show vacationers are forgoing splashy trips to global hot spots in favor of lesser-known places.

15/10 Overtourism: It's not the tourists — it's local 'lack of management,' says sustainability expert

Overtourism can be alleviated by better awareness and management at the local level, said Randy Durband, CEO of the Global Sustainable Tourism Council.

13/10 Clean air, crystal waters and carefree adventure in the Austrian Alps

The lakeside resort of Zell am See is big on outdoor fun, hearty food and stunning views

12/10 Spanish steppes: an epic hike across the wild plains of Extremadura

The Via de la Plata is one of Spain’s toughest pilgrim routes, weaving through a landscape of isolated steppes and fortress cities in the country’s least-known region

12/10 Fears for future of ski tourism as resorts adapt to thawing snow season

While some embrace technological innovations, others are forced to close as global heating causes lack of snowfall

08/10 Chinese travelers trickle back to a Taiwanese island, mere miles from the mainland

Tourism has slowly started to resume on Kinmen, a remote Taiwanese island 1.8 miles from China that once thrived on visitors from the mainland.

03/10 A private island for $1,000 per night — for those who are willing to get there

Pinang Island is a rustic eco-resort that opened two years ago in Indonesia. But traveling to the remote island often requires three flights and a boat ride.

30/09 'Golden Week’ bookings show Chinese travel preferences are evolving

Bookings show that Chinese travelers are staying longer, traveling farther and looking for new experiences — from quiet destinations to K-pop concerts.

27/09 'Coolcations' had another big summer. Here are the places travelers went

Destinations like Lapland, Finland, and Breckenridge, Colorado, are seeing a rise in seasonal travelers, as visitors seek cooler temperatures in the summer.

24/09 The unspoken rules of celebrating Oktoberfest in Munich

How to order a beer? Which side to tie a dirndl? Here's what to know about celebrating Octoberfest in Munich, the birthplace of the world-famous annual event.

20/09 ‘A gap year offers that feeling of absolute freedom’: readers’ trips of a lifetime

Euphoria on a moped in Indonesia, orcas off Argentina and the chance to ranch, surf or simply be the person they always wanted to be are among our readers’ wonderful memories

11/09 ‘The hike of a lifetime’ – a circuit of the Écrins national park in France

The Tour des Écrins in the Hautes-Alpes is one of Europe’s finest long-distance walks, and offers a chance to reflect on how best to live alongside nature

05/09 Passengers often ignore in-flight safety videos. But this 'honest' one has 8.4 million views

Doug Lansky says his video is a compilation of what pilots and flight attendants told him they would tell passengers about flight safety — if they could.

02/09 Has Boeing shaken your confidence to fly? A new MIT study could restore it

Boeing's ongoing quality control issues have rattled traveler confidence. But a new study from MIT says flying is getting safer by the decade.

27/08 A tale of two travel recoveries: Japan soars, while China struggles to lure travelers back

Travel demand to visit Japan is setting records, but interest to visit China remains muted among international visitors.

21/08 'The World' is a luxury ship that travels the world full time — here's how much an apartment on it costs

A resident explains the pros and cons of living on "The World" — a luxury ship with privately owned apartments.

16/08 A $1.4 million vacation? Take a look inside a yacht that costs that much per week

The 255-foot superyacht Malia hit the market in 2023 with a price tag of $120 million. But she can be yours for $1.4 million per week.

15/08 North Korea to reopen for international visitors, tour operators say

North Korea will resume international tourism this winter, ending a COVID-era ban on travelers, according to operators that organize trips to the country.

07/08 'Meet me at the gate': Watch as widow scatters husband's ashes, BASE jumps into canyon

Shannon Lloyd base jumped off a canyon in Moab, Utah to both scatter her late husband's ashes and restore her the sense of adventure halted by grief.

01/08 Trying to cut back? These 10 places are deemed the 'best' places for an alcohol-free trip

A new study ranks Nepal, followed by Morocco and Costa Rica, as the top countries for those exploring "alcohol-free" and "sober curious" trips.

31/07 I’ve been to 100 countries. I didn't expect to want to return to these 5

Travel enthusiast Todd Miller identifies the five countries that he had assumed would be "one and done" places, but that left him wanting to know much more.

29/07 'Sports tourism' is huge. But the Summer Olympics caused travel to Paris to plummet

It's a common misconception that host cities see an explosion of travelers around the Olympic Games, says OAG's chief analyst, John Grant.

24/07 How the ultra-wealthy travel in Paris

CNBC Travel's First Class explores the top places to stay, eat and spend your time in Paris —with an unlimited budget.

19/07 Packing your bags for Paris? Here’s what to expect from a visit this summer

The key to enjoying a trip to Paris, this summer or at any time, is knowing what to expect before you arrive.

18/07 A new Raffles hotel opened in India's 'Pink City.’ Here's what it looks like inside

Raffles Jaipur is a 50-room luxury hotel in the heart of Rajasthan's capital city.

17/07 The UK’s best summer camps for kids

Outdoor activity stays offer plenty fun stuff, from kayaking and climbing to ice-cream making and real-life Cluedo. And sometimes mum and dad can go too

05/07 ‘Stunning lakes and majestic mountains’: readers’ tips from Europe

Dramatic scenery, gleaming lakes and unspoilt views take the fancy of our adventurous tipsters, from France to Albania

03/07 Six NYC hotels are providing free helicopter airport transfers into the city — with one small catch

Free transfers are available from John F. Kennedy International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport for guests staying in select suites this summer.

24/06 The lost temples of Lake Titicaca: exploring the less developed Bolivian shore

On the second leg of his Amazon adventure, our writer looks at how tourism is supporting locals in an area of remote beauty and rich cultural heritagePart one: the alternative Machu Picchu

22/06 ‘It’s like stepping back in time’: an eco-tour across the wilds of Albania

With glorious national parks and a traditional way of life, the Balkan country shows how green travel can benefit locals and visitors alike

13/06 ‘They’re not like puppy dogs. They should be respected’: how to swim with sharks in British waters

Diving with marine life such as blue sharks is growing in popularity in the UK, spurred by footage of encounters on social media

08/06 Carolina Patrocínio announces news: "I'm the last in my family to embark on this adventure"

Through Instagram, Carolina Patrocínio shared the beginning of an important moment for the presenter.

05/06 My mission? A two-day voyage along the Norfolk coast to deliver potatoes for a chip shop

One man is trying to revive zero-carbon cargo routes by sailing produce along England’s eastern seaboard – and taking paying passengers along for the thrilling ride

03/06 Meet the man behind Odette — one of three restaurants in Singapore with three Michelin stars

Chef Julien Royer rose to the top of the culinary world in 2019, when Odette was awarded three Michelin stars and named Asia's best restaurant.

03/06 Take a tour inside a Parisian hotel suite that costs $52,000 per night

Les Grands Appartements at Paris' Hôtel de Crillon are 335 square meters (3,606 square feet) of top-to-bottom luxury designed by fashion icon, Karl Lagerfeld.

03/06 Go inside one of the world’s most iconic hotels: Raffles Hotel Singapore

Take an insider's tour with CNBC's First Class through the old world grandeur and colonial architecture of Raffles Hotel Singapore.

03/06 It's hosted Thomas Jefferson and Tom Cruise — step inside the $270,000 a week French chateau known as “Little Versailles”

It was built in the 17th century with the help of Jules Hardouin-Mansart and Andre Le Notre, who were instrumental in building the Palace of Versailles.

30/05 Gen Zs are traveling big this summer — how they're paying for it may surprise you

Some 42% of Gen Zs and 47% of millennials say they're willing to go into debt to pay for their summer vacations, according to Bankrate.

28/05 Safaris aren't the only tourist attraction in Africa. From cruises to wine tasting, here's what else you can do

Safaris draw many to Africa, but travelers can also hike, bike and cruise around the continent, tour its wine regions and explore coastal cities like Mombasa.

24/05 'We have failed economically': Bhutan turns to 'Gross National Happiness 2.0' as crisis deepens

Bhutan's Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay stated that the country's approach to GNH is changing on some level because of its economic struggles.

21/05 Think Bhutan’s $100 daily tourism fee is pricey? It could go even higher, says prime minister

Bhutan may increase its $100 daily sustainable tourism fees if the country's tourism industry recovers soon, Bhutan's Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay told CNBC.

20/05 Tourists flock to Tornado Alley, paying big bucks for the chance to see dangerous storms

The National Weather Service is very much not in favor of the public going out in severe weather. But tour operators say they take safety seriously.

17/05 No walk-ins allowed: What to know when touring the world’s best wine regions

Appointments are often needed in Europe, but in "New World" regions winemakers employ an open-door approach, allowing visitors to drop in at leisure.

15/05 Fallout between the Maldives and India is ‘absolutely’ benefiting Sri Lanka, says tourism minister

Indian travelers' boycott of the Maldives is benefiting Sri Lanka, says Sri Lanka's Tourism Minister Harin Fernando, citing the countries' tight relationship.

09/05 $22,000 per week? All-inclusive resorts go big to win over luxury travelers

All-inclusive resorts are making a play for luxury travelers by adding butler service and access to private spaces to their hotel amenity lists.

03/05 Our hitchhiking memories show the depths of human kindness | Letters

Letters: Readers were inspired by Hilary Bradt’s experiences and recall their own

30/04 Covid caused a ‘massive spike’ in yacht sales — now some of those boats are back on the market

Several years after a buying frenzy, the yachting industry is seeing a sudden rush of pre-owned yachts hit the brokerage market.

27/04 My four-day rail and ferry adventure from the UK to Albania

From London to Tirana, via Chambéry’s medieval streets, bustling Bari and Albania’s dynamic capital, this trip across Europe has treats at every turn

27/04 Confessions of an 82-year-old hitchhiker

The founder of the Bradt travel guides and author of a new memoir has been thumbing lifts all over the world since her teens – and has no intention of stopping now

25/04 Asian destination Aussies obsessed with

Aussies have fallen in love with everything South Korean.

22/04 AirPods, Rolex watches, Louis Vuitton bags: A company selling lost luggage items attracts worldwide fans

Unclaimed Baggage buys and sells items lost on airplanes and in hotels. A new report details the priciest and most fascinating finds in its 54-year history.

18/04 The cost to ride on India's luxury trains may surprise you

See inside four of India's most luxurious trains: Palace on Wheels, The Golden Chariot, Deccan Odyssey and Maharajas' Express.

15/04 An introvert’s guide to surviving group travel

Introverts can handle traveling with others better by setting a few grounds rules during their trips.

10/04 My hike on the hardest trail in Europe – Corsica’s GR20

Even an ‘easy’ part of this 125-mile walking trail on the French island presents challenges for mind and body, but the rewards for persistence are infinite

08/04 What’s your single best tip for traveling in Japan? Here’s what frequent visitors said

Customs in Japan are serious stuff. Here's what to know about talking, eating and boarding a train that may not be obvious even to well-seasoned travelers.

05/04 Richard Branson’s cruise line launches month-long cruise for remote workers

The month-long "Scarlet Summer Season Pass" includes a room, meals, Wi-Fi, laundry and access to workspaces. It costs $9,990 and covers two people.

28/03 A new Japanese restaurant tops 'Asia's 50 Best Restaurants' list

Tokyo's Sézanne topped this year's list, which included restaurants in 19 cities across the continent.

22/03 'Quiet luxury' was once all about fashion — but now it describes how the top 1% travel too

Stealth wealth is spilling into the travel industry, as the rich forgo glitzy see-and-be-seen destinations for more discreet getaways. 

21/03 Passport-free travel in Singapore is here — but only for certain travelers

From Tuesday, those traveling by car between Singapore and Malaysia can show QR codes instead of handing over their passports at two checkpoints.

19/03 After sailing around the world, Cole Brauer says she's more grounded than ever

While racing around the world in the Global Solo Challenge, Cole Brauer navigated dangerous conditions in the southern hemisphere.

18/03 My hammock was my window on to the valley: a new type of walking trail in the Swiss Alps

The world’s first hammock hiking trail in southern Switzerland takes hikers into quiet corners of the Alps – with their beds in their backpack for lazy pit stops and overnight stays

16/03 10 of the best European activity breaks with a spirit of adventure

Fancy seatrekking, swimrunning or bodypainting? These and more familiar outdoor pursuits are on offer at destinations from northern Norway to the Greek islands

15/03 Brilliant activity breaks by readers – from Portugal to the Lake District

River trekking, paragliding, cycling and via ferrata feature among our tipsters’ adventurous jaunts across Europe

15/03 Japan launches bullet train service to a region that 'guidebooks rarely mention'

Japan is launching a new high-speed bullet train, or shinkansen, extension on Saturday that will make an under-the-radar prefecture more accessible to travelers.

11/03 'The ultimate adventure': Why more Indian travelers are taking extreme road trips

More Indians are taking road trips these days — both within the country and beyond, solo and in groups — as access to better vehicles and better roads grows.

23/02 A 'family vacation' for two: Why more parents are taking trips with one child at a time

A trip for two grants uninterrupted time and special memories for parents and children — for those who are bold enough to try it.

20/02 Traveling teachers work with families who travel the world — here's what it pays

Traveling teachers accompany families on extended trips abroad, teaching the kids in half-day sessions while earning up to $10,000 a month.

18/02 Maurice and Maralyn: A Whale, a Shipwreck, a Love Story by Sophie Elmhirst review – how to keep a marriage afloat

This extraordinary true story of a couple lost at sea for 117 days in the 1970s is beautifully retold as an account of the rituals that sustain relationships

18/02 Colombian conquers social networks with his epic motorcycle trip from Medellín to Alaska

Santiago Pérez recounted on his social networks the step by step of his journey along the Pan-American route until he reached Alaska, United States.

16/02 The Eastern & Oriental luxury train restarted this week — here’s what a trip costs

Belmond's Eastern & Oriental Express is back on the tracks after a near four-year hiatus. The train, one of the best in Southeast Asia, has a new look and new routes.

12/02 Maine native completes hike of American Discovery Trail, becoming first woman to do it solo

Briana DeSanctis, 40, ended a 2-year journey across the U.S. She's now the first woman to complete a solo hike of the American Discovery Trail.

07/02 Social media chatter helps draw 3 million tourists in 3 days to a frigid city in northern China

Following a flurry of social media chatter, Harbin attracts a record-breaking number of visitors during the three-day New Year holiday.

07/02 Bhutan's new 'Mindfulness City' is massive — with plans showing a city unlike any other in the world

Like Saudi Arabia's linear city, called The Line, Bhutan's "Gelephu Mindfulness City" shows how modern cities may look and function in the future.

05/02 National Geographic unveils best travel destinations for 2024: See full list

Kenya, Kyoto, and Paris, West Virginia, Alaska, and Niagara Falls all landed on National Geographic's list of best places to travel to in 2024. But this year there's a fun new twist.

03/02 She spent 2 years hiking across the US and her journey ends soon. Meet Briana DeSanctis.

Maine native Briana DeSanctis is almost done with the ADT, but says there's always another hike to do. \

28/01 How much does ‘shoulder season’ travel save? We crunch the numbers in 5 top spots

As travelers shift when they travel, off-season rates are changing. Deals can still be found in Japan, the Maldives and Rome, but there are fewer in NYC.

20/01 ‘I’ve made friends for life’: Rising number of travellers find going solo is the ticket to happiness

Holidays alone are getting easer. The number of single trips has risen from 6% in 2011 to 16% in 2023, according to latest figures from the Association of British Travel Agents

16/01 The top 9 'must-have' travel experiences of 2024, according to luxury advisors

The luxury travel company Virtuoso asked 20,000 travel advisors to share the experiences that should top travelers' lists in 2024.

14/01 Canceling trips in your own country? How war is rattling travelers far beyond the Middle East

Geopolitical conflict is affecting travel bookings in 2024, causing travelers to lose confidence to travel internationally — and domestically.

10/01 ‘If you are not lost within a minute, you’re not trying hard enough’ – my search for magical Morocco

It’s celebrated as a place that influenced generations of artists. Our writer attempts to recapture the spirit on an overland journey from London to Marrakech and the Atlas Mountains

09/01 A new train pass is launching in Japan this winter — but travelers will have to act fast

Japan's Rail Pass isn't the money saver it used to be. But the Kyun Pass may save money for travelers headed to winter hot spots like Nagano.

08/01 Will air fares remain high in 2024? Here's what experts say

Passengers, planes and revenues are projected to increase in 2024, but the commercial airline industry still faces a bumpy year ahead.

03/01 Why foreign workers are flocking to this 700-year-old European city

Green, clean and laidback, Lithuania’s capital Vilnius is attracting skilled foreign workers — some of whom tell CNBC Travel that they're there to stay.

02/01 I took on Europe’s toughest trek – Corsica’s spectacular GR20 – and came back changed for the better

With a tent and little else our writer set off along the GR20, known as Europe’s toughest trek. It was an experience that sharpened the senses and offered rich rewards

01/01 My Greek sailing adventure: across the Ionian sea to Ithaca

Islands and mainland towns south of Lefkada are perfect for a relaxed mooch between idyllic beaches and pretty port towns

31/12 I campervanned across Ireland alone – and climbed as many mountains as I could

Soon after a painful separation, this traveller had to overcome fears of solitude – but the mountains, seas and bars she found helped her let go

29/12 ‘Turn left for paradise’: top 10 readers’ adventure trips

Trekking, climbing, abseiling, kayaking and more – tipsters reveal the ups and downs of their intrepid active holidays

27/12 Cabbing in Italy can be a gnarly affair. Here's how to navigate it

Surcharges in taxis in Italy aren't clearly displayed or easy to understand. They also vary by city, making preparation the key to avoid getting ripped off.

25/12 Ultra-luxury Aman Resorts launches a more affordable brand called Janu. Here's what it costs

Aman's first hotel from its new brand — Janu Tokyo — is cheaper, but still crosses the $1,000 threshold on most nights.

19/12 Travelers want deals — here's where to find them, says HotelPlanner CEO

There are travel deals to be had, Tim Hentschel, Hotelplanner's CEO told Squawk Box Asia Monday. But travelers need to to know where to look.

13/12 Asian cities gain ground in Euromonitor's 'Top 100' cities to visit

Paris is, once again, the most attractive city to visit in the world, according to Euromonitor International — followed by Dubai, Madrid, Tokyo and Amsterdam.

27/11 Pack your jerseys. The era of 'sports tourism' is here

No longer content to watch games from home, sport fans are shelling out big money to attend events like F1 races, tennis matches and the Summer Olympic Games.

24/11 See the photos that made National Geographic's ‘Pictures of the Year’

Photographers working on assignment for Nat Geo shot more than 2 million images in 2023. Now, 29 are in its annual “Pictures of the Year” issue.

20/11 65-year-old hiker dies on popular Grand Canyon trail trying to complete hike

James Handschy died on Bright Angel Trail, a popular Grand Canyon National Park trail, attempting to hike from the South Rim to the Colorado River.

14/11 The ultimate haute cuisine: outdoor cooking on the Lake District’s fells

Harrison Ward, better known as Fell Foodie, began cooking elaborate meals on mountain summits as a way to improve his mental health. Now he’s sharing his recipes in a cookbook

13/11 A UNESCO World Heritage site with thousands of people living inside it

The 12th-century Jaisalmer Fort is a "living fort" lined with cafes, shops, hotels and homes that house the thousands of people who live inside it.

06/11 Some people buy a car during a midlife crisis. This man bought a small-town hotel instead

Rather than retiring, Matt Rogatz bought a hotel in Green Lake, Wisconsin. Then he bought a guest house, spa and former jail in the town too.

31/10 How taking up running changed the way I travel

Learning to run was inspirational, but it has also changed my approach to travelling, which is now based on staying near green spaces and beautiful places to jog

25/10 The best places — and best times — to take a safari

There are 10 countries in Africa that have a strong wildlife focus, said Kenyan travel writer Harriet Akinyi, who shares her experiences in them.

19/10 He visited every country in the world — without flying. Here's how much it cost

Danish traveler Torbjorn Pedersen says he's the first person to travel to every country around the world without flying, a feat which took him 10 years.

02/10 Is the party over? New data suggests revenge travel may be ending soon

After enduring years of inflation and rising travel prices, travelers may be finally cracking under the economic pressure, new reports suggest.

26/09 I walked more than 100 miles in Kyoto. Here are 5 new places worth visiting

Artisanal shops are popping up across Kyoto — with matcha, coffee and guided meditation —not far from the city's temples and famous sights.

23/09 On the midnight express train across Turkey

On the final journey in our long-distance rail series we take the Doğu Express, which runs east from the Turkish capital, Ankara, towards Kars and the border with Georgia

23/09 From sulphur baths to Stalin’s home: five great trips in Georgia

Spectacular mountains and valleys, natural hot baths and a Soviet-era ghost town are all just a day trip away from the Georgian capital, Tbilisi

21/09 These are the 50 best hotels in the world

The best hotel in the world is Passlacqua, an 18th century villa on the edge of Italy's Lake Como, according to the 50 Best organization's inaugural ranking.

20/09 UNESCO names new sites to its World Heritage List – including one in the West Bank

The World Heritage Committee named 27 new sites to UNESCO's World Heritage List. Two sites in Ukraine were named to its "in danger" list.

18/09 Airbnbs in NYC are disappearing. Here's what could happen to hotel prices

Hotel prices likely to rise in New York City, so travelers should book "sooner rather than later," said Kevin Davis, CEO of JLL Hotels & Hospitality's Americas.

18/09 Which is better — ChatGPT or a travel agent? Here's our pick

Generative AI is getting better by the week, but can it best the skills of a professional travel planner? Intrepid Travel accepted CNBC's request to find out.

16/09 Gates of the Arctic has no trails, roads. That's partly why the park is so special.

Even by Alaska standards, Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve is extraordinary.

15/09 A village on an Italian island is providing free housing to digital nomads

The Sardinian village of Ollolai is paying for housing and bills for digital nomads who agree to give something back to the community before they leave.

12/09 5 New Adventures For 2024

New trips to Norway, Pakistan, Vermont, Japan and Italy to satisfy demanding adventure travelers.

12/09 American explorer rescued from deep Turkey cave after being trapped for days

An American cave explorer was rescued after a dayslong mission when he fell ill at more than 3,000 feet underground.

11/09 'We weren't quitting': How 81-year-old cancer survivor conquered Grand Canyon's rim-to-rim hike

An 81-year-old Southern California woman living with cancer has conquered a 24-mile, rim-to-rim hike of the Grand Canyon.

08/09 Where to stay in India? Here are 8 former palaces that are now hotels

After the government abolished payments to the country's Maharajas in 1971, some palace owners opened their doors to paying hotel customers.

02/09 In Sudan, I rode the roof of the train for three days: why rail is the best way to travel

Memorable trips in France, Sri Lanka, Canada and more underline just how superior the train is to taking a plane

02/09 Four long-distance, good-value rail trips from the UK to Europe

Our rail travel expert picks the best routes for exploring mainland Europe by train and ferry

27/08 My north Devon adventure – with a mad dash to the island of Lundy

The last in our summer series on UK active breaks takes in a Hartland Point hike and a daunting climb on Lundy

23/08 More single moms are taking long trips abroad with the kids — here's how they do it

More single parents are taking extended vacations overseas, with trips designed to keep the kids busy while they work.

22/08 ‘The mountains soothed the soul’: a long walk in Spain’s Pyrenees

On a 52-mile hike in Catalonia between five refuges, we found chamois, griffon vultures, rare butterflies, an ultra-trail running legend – and very few people

20/08 ‘At last the climax, a nerve-racking step over a vast space’: my Anglesey adventure

Brimming with natural beauty and renowned for its sea kayaking and climbing routes, Anglesey is perfect for a multi-activity break.

12/08 Everything was reduced to wind, water and me: an exhilarating adventure in Northumberland

Our writer heads to north-east England to go coasteering, rockpooling and wing surfing – with dolphins and puffins offering moral support

11/08 In Darwin’s footsteps: sailing ship to retrace round-the-world voyage of the Beagle

On Monday, a three-masted schooner will set sail from Plymouth with a crew of young naturalists on a two-year educational trip. Crew members still needed …

10/08 Outdoor Stories: Spotlight On A Wilderness Guide

If you've dreamed of hiking in Ireland, don't wait. There's no better time than right now for an adventure.

09/08 ‘The police wave us off like old friends’: cross-border kayaking from Montenegro to Albania

A six-day water-borne adventure takes paddlers through the Balkans to the Adriatic coast, with camping and homestays along the way

06/08 This Colorado Mountain Town Has Year-round Outdoor Adventures Accessible Via Scenic Heritage Railroad

Locals share where to stay, shop, and play in Silverton, Colorado.

05/08 My Lake District adventure: a climb, a walk and a swim

To kick off his summer series on UK active breaks, Kevin Rushby takes a guided walk across treacherous Morecambe Bay, scales a famous rock needle in Cumbria and dives into Wastwater

27/07 How to enjoy an outdoor adventure – in the Lake District and beyond

With festivals, clubs and courses galore it’s a great time to try your hand at an open-air activity or sport – from rock climbing to canoeing or birdwatching

23/07 I travelled across America to discover my mother’s secrets – and instead found that I have my own

My journey into the world showed me that adventures are for me too

08/06 ‘Only 11 other people have completed it’: cycling the 7,600km European Divide

From the Norwegian fjords to the mountains of Portugal, this epic bikepacking adventure through nine countries has beauty – and challenges – in spades

07/06 ‘I feel the wing-draught of dozens of hummingbirds’: the wild beauty of Panama

The Central American country has incredible wildlife and biodiversity. Our writer explores its forest and meets the Indigenous people hoping to preserve it

08/05 The wild side of north-east England: wonderful walks, beautiful beaches and cool campsites and perfect pubs

The author of a new guide to Northumberland, the North York Moors and Pennines shares her favourite places to visit and things to do

10/04 A jail for wayward polar bears? You must be in Churchill, Canada…

The 900 residents of the Manitoba town have learned to share their streets on the edge of the Arctic with the huge animals and the eager tourists who come to see them

04/04 ‘Travel is medicine’: how the Sherborne Travel Writing Festival can inspire our trips

Colin Thubron, Sara Wheeler and other celebrated writers will be in Dorset to explain why travel literature still has an important role to play despite the climate crisis and hardening of borders

30/03 Nepal imposes ban on mountain trekking without a guide

The Himalayan country’s tourism board is seeking to boost the employment of mountain guides, increase income from visitors and improve safety

13/03 Ajara: Where to go and what to do in the world's oldest wine region

This mountainous Georgian region is working hard to create sustainable tourism for the future, here’s why you should visit.

08/03 Wild women: the rise of all-female outdoor activity groups

On international women’s day, we celebrate the grassroots groups giving women the confidence to enjoy the great outdoors

31/01 Extreme adventure from Afghanistan to Ecuador: the Banff Mountain Film Festival returns

Shortly to tour the UK, this festival of exhilarating documentaries expands our notions of human possibility – and focuses attention on inequality and the environment