Travel

The Bavarian Forest is one of Germany’s most beautiful natural gems. Spanning an area of more than 1,300 square miles, this lush forest is full of towering trees and breathtaking views of rolling mountains, hidden waterfalls, and densely forested trails where you’ll feel like you’re visiting the Germany of hundreds of years ago. The Bavarian … Read more

If you thought that the only way you’d get to kayak around towering icebergs is by getting on an eye-wateringly expensive cruise to Antarctica or a complicated trip to Greenland, think again! There’s a much easier and cheaper way to get up close to icebergs: visiting Iceberg Alley in Newfoundland, Canada. @visit Newfoundland in Canada … Read more

In Seoul, days begin with the quiet beauty of the morning mist, while night starts with a dusk that envelopes the blue evening sky hanging over the lively and eclectic metropolis. For visitors, one of the best ways to take it all in is from one of the handful of Seoul luxury hotels with panoramic … Read more

If it’s your first time in Paris, you’ll want to visit the Louvre. Never been to New York City before? You gotta go up the Empire State Building. The same can be said about the major sites in any major city. Going to the big attractions doesn’t make you an unimaginative traveler, it makes you … Read more

The Atacama Desert is a desert located in Chile. It is one of the driest places on Earth, with some areas receiving less than one millimeter of rainfall per year. Despite its arid conditions, the Atacama Desert is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including cacti, lichens, and several species of birds. The … Read more

“Don’t take the car past Lake Galbraith, or it’ll be too far for us to rescue you.” The woman at the rental car agency wasn’t laughing. In a briefing that felt more like a CPR training course than the fine print of renting a Ford Explorer, she listed all the hazards that awaited us on … Read more

In 2022, Delta hired its first chief sustainability officer. It experimented with new technologies like parallel reality. It launched a skills-first career development program to bring on new talent and reduce the barrier to entry for high-paying airline jobs. It was among the most on-time airlines in the country and had the second lowest percentage … Read more

Iceland is filled with places that look unreal. Seljalandsfoss is one, with its path that leads visitors to walk behind the waterfall; Reykjadalur Valley is another, with its natural hot river that lets people bathe in the middle of a scenery that looks like the Shire. But few beat the beauty of Vestrahorn, a mountain … Read more

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) has its roots in anti-discrimation legislation enacted during the 1960s Civil Rights Movement in the United States and has now grown to involve broader identities: race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religion, disability, socioeconomic status, and more. In recent years, DEI awareness and initiatives, plus policies and practices are being embraced … Read more

The most magical place on Earth might not actually be an amusement park in Orlando, Florida, but rather an underground theme park in Romania. Salina Turda, a former salt mine located in Transylvania, has everything a theme park should have. There’s a Ferris wheel, a bowling alley, a mini-golf, and even a multi-sport court — … Read more