Tis the season, and along with the joy of family and friends may come stress. This is especially true if you have travel plans. Be it driving to your daughter’s house or flying cross country to see Mom, the hustle and bustle of travel can make even the calmest person crazy. If you’re flying, there […]
Most adults 50 and over are looking toward their retirement years, at least in passing. The idea can be frightening for those who haven’t intentionally set aside funds to see them into their golden years. They may lack enough money to do what they’d like or maintain their standard of living. Life expectancy keeps rising, […]
Located in British Colombia, the third-generation family farm Hopcott Farms offers a unique experience in the farming of cranberries. Besides learning cranberries’ history and farming techniques, visitors can also plunge and dine inside the bogs.
The success of Netflix’s “Emily in Paris” has boosted tourism in the French capital, with large numbers of tourists traveling to Paris to order classic French pastries and take photos of iconic landmarks. NTD’s international correspondent David Vives has more.
In a Mile High celebration of Bavarian culture, thousands gathered in downtown for the annual Denver Oktoberfest, a lively celebration blending German beer, food, music, and traditional attire with a unique American twist. NTD’s correspondents traveled to Denver, Colorado, to bring you all the highlights.
New York City’s Central Park is a breath of fresh air in the concrete jungle complete with waterfalls, a castle, and over 50 miles of pedestrian routes. But that’s not all, it offers a connection with nature, opportunities to play sports, and the intangibles: empty, wide open spaces to see the skyline. NTD speaks to […]
Innovation 80 supports art programs that unite younger and older generations, fostering creativity, teamwork, and life skills. Founders Arnie and Carol Kanter aim to break down barriers, making a lasting impact on underserved communities.
Max Campbell, a young UK sailor, embarked on an epic journey around the world. So far he has completed half the journey, travelling from the UK to New Zealand. He has navigated remote islands, faced storms, and made lots of friends along the way.
Meet a woman who turned the dream of traveling the world into reality by living and working remotely in a van she and her fiancé rebuilt themselves. From the salt flats of Bolivia to the wildlife of Patagonia, their nomadic lifestyle is both challenging and rewarding, as they document their adventures on social media.
Explore the Scottish Highlands’ stunning landscapes and cultural monuments, from the Mermaid of the North to the majestic Dunrobin Castle. Uncover hidden gems, enchanting trails, and breathtaking coastal views in this timeless region.
As the end of summer nears, let’s take a look back at the year’s biggest travel trends. NTD spoke with McLean Robbins, travel adviser and founder of Lily Pond Luxury, who shared the best ways to make the most of money and time when traveling. She said the key is to plan well and book […]
The French are renowned for their distinctive brand of good manners, encompassing customs such as the “bise” (a cheek-to-cheek greeting kiss) and a deep-rooted politeness, particularly towards women, originating from the 18th century aristocracy. French etiquette expert France de Herres details how these custom works, their meanings, and how to apply those in order to […]
Explore the adventurous spirit of summer with insights from Scottish mountain guide Alex Moran. Mr. Moran discusses the joys and challenges of mountain climbing, the health benefits it offers, and essential safety tips for enthusiasts. Discover how Mr. Moran’s experiences in the Himalayas, Scotland, and beyond highlight the beauty and tranquility of nature.
Two hundred coordinated drones are set to light up Madrid’s sky during the annual international tourism fair FITUR in the Spanish capital. The drone light show is organized by the hotel chain Sercotel to celebrate its 30th anniversary at 12:30 p.m. ET on Jan. 24.
The current ten-day peak travel period, ending on January 1st, is anticipated to witness an unprecedented surge in air travel, hosting an estimated 7.5 million passengers. The American Automobile Association (AAA) highlights this surge, marking a significant peak in year-end air travel.
There’s nothing quite like a festive market to bring out the Christmas spirit in people. While these events can be traced back to Vienna—the city’s first recorded December market was in 1298—the tradition has spread across the world over the centuries. From Germany, to Switzerland, to Singapore, to New York, it’s difficult to find a […]
The Galapagos Islands are a destination that immerses visitors in unparalleled wildlife experiences, attracting tourists from across the globe. Andre Robles, a seasoned South American travel specialist with two decades of industry experience, sheds light on what distinguishes this archipelago.
In an Australian class-action lawsuit on Wednesday, cruise operator Carnival was ruled negligent in its duty of care to passengers for failing to cancel a voyage out of Sydney that led to a significant COVID-19 outbreak. The Ruby Princess ocean liner departed Sydney on March 8, 2020 with 2,671 passengers on board for a 13-day […]
