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Rick Rhoads, 80, was “training like crazy” last spring, walking six miles a day — “all hills” — to get ready for his summer vacation. Mr. Rhoads, of Orcas Island, Wash., and Lucy Erent, his 15-year-old granddaughter, who lives in Prague, were planning to trek 85 miles in eight days along Scotland’s West Highland Way.

It started a number of years ago with angry remarks from tourists every now and again. But in recent years, the comments flew all of the time, with people shouting, “Shame!” at Thibault Danthine, a horse-drawn carriage operator in Brussels, as they walked by.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Matthew Boutte, a graduate of Georgetown Law, who gave up his legal career to travel and tutor. It has been edited for length and clarity. Business Insider has verified his education history and income.

For the past five years, Aaron Monson has been spending his winters building his dream off-grid cabin in Hawaii.

Americans aren’t going to be setting a new travel record for Labor Day weekend like they did for July 4th and Memorial Day, according to an analysis of booking data released Monday by AAA.

While the benchmark for a summer well-spent may vary from person to person, something that’s fairly universal is a rush to get certain things done. A Summerween party, for example, is on Tyler Roberts’s radar. Ear piercings? Golda Grais is still mustering up the courage. And a once-a-year plum is the exclamation point to Kathy O’Neill​’s summer.

As I stood on South Korea's Hangang Bridge, cars whizzing by, I wondered: who thought putting a hotel suite here was a good idea?

EasyHotel confirmed it’s exploring a sale of the privately held company after a news report that it sought to be acquired.

Gloria Gonzalez, a travel agency account manager in Fort Worth, used to fly back-to-back business trips as a travel manager before the pandemic.

I recently took a 24-hour trip to Disney World and back from New York City to see if it was worth the hassle to save money.

If you're a traveler, you may have heard that Barcelona doesn't want you around.

Brian Kelly, better known as "The Points Guy," explained why business-class travel has taken off, and shared two tips for flyers on the "Rapid Response" podcast this week.

Money can't buy happiness — but it can buy a weeklong vacation to the Amalfi Coast.

New business-class seats seemingly pop up every few months.

Tesla's 24-hour diner and drive-in theater is finally taking shape in Hollywood.

Six Senses hotels and resorts offer a unique style of friendly, wellness-focused luxury. The two Six Senses resorts I've stayed at — Six Senses Laamu in the Maldives and Six Senses Yao Noi in Thailand — easily sit within my top five stays ever due to their rustic, approachable luxury in beautiful, remote settings. However, as Six Senses opens more urban properties, even those who are used to city living may enjoy the brand.

You've likely walked down the endless cabin corridors on a cruise ship only to find that every door looks exactly the same. While it can be challenging to remember your room number (I'm one of those people who's lost for the first few days of a cruise), one way to remember which room is yours is by decorating your door.

Archer Aviation has now raised over $1.3 billion and has buy-in from auto manufacturer Stellantis, United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and more.

With expedition-style adventures on the rise, I was eager to go on a safari in Kruger National Park, the largest national park in South Africa.

It's out with the old and in with the 21st century at Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT).

If dining out as often as possible is wrong, I don't wanna be right —and with a side hustle like Miami Food Porn, where I showcase the best eats in my city, it's more than just my favorite pastime.