The City Sightseeing Marathon Challenge heads to Seville

The first time I traveled solo, I was 15 years old. A shy and budding tennis player, I spent two months crisscrossing Austria, Switzerland, and Germany via Eurail on a junior tennis tour.

A cyberattack has breached the computer system at MGM Resorts, forcing the company to shut down operations at a dozen of the most iconic casino hotels in Las Vegas—including the Bellagio, Mandalay Bay and the Cosmopolitan—as well as another half-dozen MGM properties around the United States. The attack has left hotel guests locked out of their rooms and unable to use their digital key cards to charge goods and services.

My older sister Melanie is the sun the rest of my family orbits around. In a way, she's my family's Taylor Swift.

Passengers on a three-hour flight from Manila to Fukuoka had to endure an 11-hour roundtrip journey after a series of unfortunate hiccups on the way to their destination.

These days, the hotel world is abuzz with “sleep tourism,” a clever albeit trendy marketing term used to describe programming that extends beyond blackout curtains and soft, plush bedding. A 2016 study in the Current Biology journal expands on the “first-night effect” in human sleep research — stating that new environments often cause tossing and turning. So, then what’s a weary traveler to do while — trying— to sleep in New York City (aka the city that never sleeps)?

Some visitors to Venice will have to start paying a daily tourist fee of 5 euros ($5.36) next year. The initiative covers the introduction of a new tourist flow management system to discourage day trippers on certain dates.

While many travelers to Iceland opt to rent a vehicle and travel the Ring Road or the New Westfjords Way, if you’re lacking the time or the motivation for a road trip, it’s perfectly acceptable to stick around Reykjavík. There is plenty to do in the Icelandic capital to keep you busy: museums to visit, local cuisine to try out, and even nearby hikes if you want to spend time in nature. Book yourself into one of the best hotels in Reykjavík’s city center and you’ll be able walk from one attraction to the next without breaking a sweat.

Bangalore is a sprawling, vibrant city in India and is well worth exploring. The city has a rich cultural heritage that can be experienced in its many temples, museums, galleries and other attractions. Bangalore is also known for its lively nightlife and bustling street food scene, offering something to suit every taste and budget. These Bangalore Airbnbs put you in the heart of it all.

Seoul is an incredibly vibrant city full of culture, history, and modernity. There are so many things to explore like the bustling streets of Myeongdong or the ancient palaces of Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung. With its world-class museums, shopping centers, and parks, Seoul is a great place for tourists to get lost in its unique blend of culture and modernity. These Airbnbs showcase the city’s hippest areas.

Heralding a new era in luxury Nordic hospitality, this urban oasis will be preferred Hotels & Resorts’ first Legend Collection property in Finland.

The conclusion of the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023 highlights the growing and collective legacy of Qatar Airways and FIFA.

Euromonitor’s report: 80% of travelers ready to pay 10% more for sustainable features despite living costs. 41% willing to pay 30% extra for adventure, eco-tourism. Europe leads Sustainable Travel Index 2023, Sweden tops, Uruguay enters top 20.