Digital Ally tips

Thomas Manuel was born and raised in Texas, but he always knew that one day he would leave the US to explore new places.

Sometimes the best food critics are everyday diners and food enthusiasts. And OpenTable’s 2023 list of Top 100 Restaurants in America does just that.

A growing number of wedding guests are bringing a new kind of plus-one to the festivities: their remote jobs.

This year set new records for travel, a trend that isn’t expected to change anytime soon. As more people than ever take to planes, trains, and automobiles, there’s a good chance that someone on your holiday gift list will be joining the crowds. Whether they’re heading out for the first time or the fiftieth, here are the road-tested—and wallet-friendly—products we’d happily wrap up for any traveler.

An American tourist was banned from entering the Philippines after he wrote "profane" words in his digital immigration form on November 7, the Inquirer, a local outlet, reported, citing the Bureau of Immigration.

Beth Mills. (Source: Beth Mills)

Almost half of all global destinations now offer a digital nomad visa, according to a new analysis by the UN World Tourism Organization.

In the next iteration of Clear, the expedited security program, Clear Plus users and verified members will be able to identify themselves via their face, eliminating the need to provide additional biometrics or stop at a Clear Pod, a Clear spokesperson confirmed to TPG.

A new interactive 3D reconstruction of ancient Rome has been launched allowing viewers the opportunity to virtually transport themselves back in time and explore the capital of the Roman Empire as it was during its heyday.

There's nothing like receiving your new metal credit card. It arrives with authority in the mail or on your doorstep, and you hear the angels sing as you open it and it catches the first glint of light. When you hand your new card to a server at dinner, you sit up straighter and hold your head a bit higher to better match your card's sparkle.

One of the biggest challenges in business is being able to respond to sudden disruption in society and economies. Such resilience can often be the key to a business’s long-term success.

Get ready for watery thrills on Norwegian Cruise Line's next new ship.

Norwegian Cruise Line has revealed its next addition to the Prima Class with the all-new Norwegian Aqua, evoking mythology and ancient goddesses, setting sail in April 2025.

We've all heard of airport style when it comes to breezing through a busy with a comfortable but flawless 'fit, but have you heard of train style? No worries, Queer Eye star and fashion guru Tan France is here to help you nail your look.

Now that the world is traveling again, the desire to capture precious moments is stronger than ever. A powerful travel image not only tells a story, it also reminds us of the wonders that await around every bend in the road.

Arriving in Bansko for the first time, you might feel you've been transported back to a simpler age. Storks nest on telegraph poles, gaggles of head-scarved grandmothers gossip beneath apple trees on street corners and Roma on horse-drawn carts whip their steeds along the road. Above the red rooftops, the marble peaks of south-west Bulgaria's Pirin Mountains march over pine-clad slopes, looming over the town and its ski resort like the outstretched wings of a crouching dragon. 

Omega Mart, a giant grocery store in Las Vegas, attracted more than 1 million people in its first year of opening — but it doesn't actually sell food.

As the cost of living continues to put pressure on U.S. households, many are feeling the crunch. However, a new study published this month by Hilton suggests that consumers plan to spend more on travel in 2024. How? By reducing other areas of their personal spending to make leisure travel a priority.

In an era where the world can be your office, swapping the sofa for a sandy beach has never been more appealing.

Qantas is expanding its neighbor-free seating option, allowing travelers across the world to guarantee an open seat next to them.

Philadelphia’s airport will go back in time to when non-travelers could meet loved ones at the gate with a new program starting next month.