Trains are practical, but they can also be one of the classiest ways to travel.
South Africans are still on the UK’s red list, which means there are really strict (and very costly) travel requirements for Saffas touching down.
On top of the world’s tallest building, the “bravest woman on the planet” stood for the highest advert ever filmed.
Singapore’s Changi Airport has finally been dethroned, after decades coming out tops in the World Airport Awards.
Richard Branson’s Necker Island has had a few hard knocks over the years, with hurricanes and pandemics keeping guests at bay.
Iran’s expansive and decades-old railway, France’s last inhabited lighthouse, and some of Italy’s fourteenth-century frescoes all made the cut.
Coffee is immensely popular across the globe, and some countries have a history of traditions and ceremonies that draw on the drink.
You might be craving a more international travel experience, but since that’s not likely for the next while, it’s a good time to explore some local gems.
Global citizenship and residence advisory firm Henley & Partners has released its latest report on the world’s best passports based on ease of travel.
Supersonic commercial travel is on the horizon once more, according to NASA and Lockheed Martin, who are building a needle-like aeroplane, the X-59 QueSST.
Rankings were based on analysing Instagram hashtags associated with the world’s most popular road trip destinations, and working out how many images were shared per mile of the journey.
Fans of life at sea can now snap up a condo on the largest superyacht in the world “by both length and volume”, as long as they’re invited to do so.
From stunning seaside views to scenes of farmers and their animals, Xiapu County in southern China is picture-perfect. Except it is all staged, and the people are masquerading as farmers or fishermen.
The city lies below sea level and was actually built on a swamp, with foundations of millions of wood pilings. Amsterdam is now paying a hefty price.
Once conditions are safe enough to open more international borders, those who have been unable to travel will likely take to the skies. Here are a few hotels worth a closer look.
For the first time in history, people other than royals or courtiers can sleep on the grounds of the Palace of Versailles.
During a Delta Air Lines flight from Los Angeles to Nashville last Friday, a passenger attempted to break into the cockpit. It didn’t end well for him.
From a list of 25, we’ve picked five of the best hotel pools in the world, including one in the heart of the Mother City.
Some American YouTubers created a bucket list video of 12 epic things to do in our country, and it’s racking up huge views.
There were some emotional scenes this past weekend, as SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft arrived at the International Space Station (ISS).
The transportation of Project 817, a 94-metre vessel, through narrow Dutch canals required incredibly precise planning.
Plett was hit hard over the summer season, which the town attributes in large part to the beach closures.
44-year-old Victor Glover is pretty stoked with life right about now, as he begins his six-month stay aboard the International Space Station.
Baby Yoda played an important role in the Crew-1 mission to the International Space Station.
During the lockdown, foot traffic through the V&A Waterfront plummeted, but there are now signs that things are slowly picking up.
Nick and Lins De Corte have travelled the world naked, recording it on their blog and Instagram account to bust myths about naturism.
A trial is underway to determine the efficacy of a new COVID-19 passport, which would reduce quarantine measures for those travelling abroad.
Take the edge off the start of the week with some stunning shots from this year’s National Geographic Traveller Photography Competition.
Interprovincial travel will at least allow South Africans to holiday in other parts of the country, but without overseas tourists, the industry is in real trouble.
If you’re a pilot, I’m sorry to inform you that the Cessna 208B Grand Caravan is keen to leave you in the past.