Travel

Ever dreamt of spending the night in a treehouse? How about a bubble under the stars? Or underwater? From a treehouse in a Swedish forest to an igloo under the northern lights, spending a night at one of these immersive hotels is an adventure in itself.

Crawley doesn't have to be the only one who gets to enjoy the amenities.

"Flights to Nowhere" emerges as a trend for those missing the in-flight experience, but are not ready to pack their bags just yet.

A few miles from the northernmost tip of the U.S., a couple from Cuba and Mexico serve locals who grew up on bowhead whale.

National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien, Ohio Representative Jim Jordan and several White House officials reportedly traveled with Trump's senior aide before her diagnosis.

Inspired by an Instagram account with a million followers, a new photobook—"Accidentally Wes Anderson" —celebrates the filmmaker's quirky aesthetic with images that look like scenes straight out of one of Anderson's films.

The cruise began in Heraklion, the capital of the Greek island of Crete, and was due to sail to Piraeus, near Athens.

A judge in London ruled that the company was "fit and proper" after its license was previously revoked over safety concerns.

Barrett was seen leaving her home with her family to take a Gulfstream jet to Washington, D.C.

As museums begin to open their doors after months of going dark, here are some of the most innovative and interactive art experiences around the world—from Santa Fe, New Mexico, to Melbourne, Australia.

Michelob Ultra will provide their new Chief Exploration Officer with a camper to explore several National Parks and document their adventures along the way.

Newsweek talks to Ewan McGregor and best friend Charley Boorman about their new epic motorcycle series 'Long Way Up' which reunites them on a 13,000-mile journey from the southernmost tip of South America to L.A. But this time they have to plug in as they go—they're riding electric Harleys.

From the more recognizable (like elotes, Mexican street corn) to the less well-known (Socca, a French cross between flatbread and pancake), these tidbits available from food trucks and carts will enliven your sense of adventure.

From one of the smallest countries in the world to a collection of islands in the South Pacific, these countries might not be at the top of your travel bucket list—but maybe they should be.

Most of your travel routine is shaped by the terrorist attack.

The Farm on Round Top Road dates back to the colonial period.

Within a week of Adventures Overland announcing on its Instagram page that it was launching a bus service from the Indian capital New Delhi to London—a distance of 4,168 miles—the company was inundated with thousands of inquiries about it, despite the $20,185 fare.

Despite having an exemption card printed from the government's website, a U.K. passenger with chronic asthma was forced to wear a mask during his hour-long flight.

The renowned worldwide food ratings guide praised octogenarian Wu Huang-yi's steamed pork belly buns for their intriguing sweet and salty mix.

The video of the encounter, which was posted to social media, includes annoyed responses from other travelers who want the man to stay on the flight. "Allegiant has their frickin policy," a man's voice says on the video. "You're supposed to be wearing a f****** mask to begin with."

As the summer comes to a close, some might still be looking for a way to take advantage of the warm weather while it lasts. Here is a list of the best places to enjoy the outdoors and camp this summer around the United States.

A large European airline will need further government loans to survive, Norwegian's CEO announced.

The Palau Hotel is 100 percent empty at the moment, we have no guests. Every morning when I wake up, I know we will have lost another $1,000 by the end of the day.

Newsweek talks to Kellee Edwards, a licensed pilot, expert scuba diver and a solo explorer who is changing the face of adventure, landing the distinction of being the first Black woman to host her own travel TV series.

While we won't be taking the freedom to travel for granted ever again post-pandemic, we owe a lot to these trailblazing women who were pioneers in exploring the world in the past 100 years.

Luckily, the whole thing was caught on video.

France's three-Michelin starred Gilles Goujon dishes on a variety of topics, including how he took the thrice-bankrupt Auberge du Vieux Puits and turned it into the world's best fine-dining restaurant according to Tripadvisor,

An MIT professor says there is a 1 in 4,300 chance of contracting COVID-19 on a two-hour flight and those odds lessen when the middle seat is left vacant.

From a figure-eight shaped pool accessible only after a strenuous hike in Australia to a 90-foot-deep trench formed in the rock of lava fields in Samoa, here are some natural watering holes in all corners of the world to explore on your next adventure.

World's first Godzilla Museum opens in Japan, and is set to include a giant monster that visitors can zipline into.