With popular national parks still searching for the answers to congestion, train travel is a practical solution—and a unique adventure.

The ship The National Geographic Explorer is a small ship at only 367 feet long and 54 feet wide with six passenger decks and 81 cabins to hold 148 passengers.

In a vibrant Manhattan venue transformed to mirror San Diego’s warmth and energy, the film, Portraits of San Diego: A Culture of Happiness, unveiled what makes this southern California 'beach ...

How to do it The Natural Adventure ’s seven-day Walking in Zagori itinerary features village guesthouse stays, luggage transfers and route maps. From £510 per person excluding flights.

The legendary music festival is just one reason to visit an area many are calling ‘the new Cotswolds’ – a hotbed of rural creativity home to some of the UK’s finest food.

In El Arenal, on the way to Tequila, visit Tequila Cascahuín for a lowland example of artisanal production techniques like the tahona (wheel grinder) method.

With a successful decade of partnership already behind them, G Adventures and National Geographic Expeditions have inked a ...

A lot of travel gear sold today are overpriced pieces that break after two trips. You’ve probably been standing at baggage ...

Selecting the right luggage to stow all your essentials is crucial for a smooth travel experience, whether you're packing light for a solo tourist adventure or organizing essentials for the whole ...

The tech revolution in the travel world, accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, is at once marvelous and invasive of your privacy. Apps, facial recognition, and smart products can make air transit ...

One of the most beautiful train journeys in the US, the Coast Starlight’s route unspools along the Pacific Ocean from Los Angeles via Sacramento to Seattle. With miles of coastline, towering ...

Yakima, Washington About 2.5 hours southeast of Seattle sits Yakima, a brewery- and winery-rich region known for its hops and grape fields that peak in late summer and early fall. But come spring ...