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1 week ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Suzanne Mason |Rachael Hood |Catriona Kendall
About 3 million travelers and local attendees are expected to descend upon Washington, D.C., in the next few weeks to celebrate WorldPride. U.S. News has compiled a comprehensive guide to activities, transportation, lodging and safety tips so you can enjoy WorldPride DC 2025. What is WorldPride? Courtesy of Capital Pride AllianceWorldPride was established by the organization InterPride in 1997. InterPride works to bring LGBTQ+ Pride organizations from across the world together.
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3 weeks ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Erin (Shields) Evans |Catriona Kendall |Rachael Hood
The deadline is approaching: Travelers 18 and older will need a REAL ID to board domestic flights (and visit specific federal facilities) by May 7, 2025, if they plan to use a state-issued driver's license as their primary form of identification. Can you fly without a REAL ID?
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4 weeks ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Lyn Mettler |Timothy J. Forster |Catriona Kendall |Rachael Hood
1/24 CreditCourtesy of Skamania Lodge|View as articleFrom Ohio to California's Big Sur, these properties offer a unique place to lay your head high above the world. If you're tired of typical hotel accommodations, why not stay in a treehouse? Not quite your childhood treehouse, these top properties will put you close to nature with an incredibly unique place to rest your head in breathtaking settings.
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1 month ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Catriona Kendall
From hearty deep-dish pizza in Chicago to award-winning farm-to-table fare in Napa Valley, destinations across the country attract visitors with their world-renowned dishes and cuisines.
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1 month ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Sharael Kolberg |Catriona Kendall |Rachael Hood
The Golden State is chock-full of amazing destinations large and small. While big city hubs and popular national parks enjoy a lot of love from visitors near and far, the state's incredible small towns sometimes get lost in the vacation planning shuffle. We're highlighting some incredible small-town destinations that run the gamut of California's uniquely varied landscapes, including mountain towns, secluded coastal communities, valley gems and more.
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1 month ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Lyn Mettler |Sharael Kolberg |Catriona Kendall |Amanda Norcross
From its rich cabernets to its flavorful pinots, Napa Valley is renowned for incredible wine. But the wineries in this area offer more than just their outstanding varietals: Oenophiles can also enjoy beautiful grounds with European-inspired architecture, lush vineyard views and unique art installations. Just keep in mind that most Napa Valley wineries offer appointment-only tastings, so you'll want to make reservations in advance or schedule a guided Napa wine tour.
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1 month ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Holly Johnson |Rachael Hood |Catriona Kendall
1/20 CreditCourtesy of Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa|View as articleThese kid-friendly hotels offer everything from impressive water parks to quirky themed rooms. Traveling with kids can feel like a labor of love, but you'll have a better shot at a fun, relaxing getaway if you select a resort that caters to families. What should you look out for? The best hotels for kids offer extra amenities to keep little ones busy and entertained, but without scrimping on comforts for adults.
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1 month ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Gwen Pratesi |Catriona Kendall |Rachael Hood
An African safari is a bucket list trip for most travelers – and it takes thorough planning to be well prepared for your once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Most safaris are typically between eight and 17 days long and may include boat tours, hot air balloon rides, horseback riding and walking. Some itineraries also visit multiple game reserves and parks.
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1 month ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Korrin L. Bishop |Catriona Kendall |Rachael Hood
With 60% of Oregon designated as public land, a trip to the Beaver State is ideal for nature lovers, who can explore everywhere from high desert climates in the east to verdant forests through the Cascade Range to rugged Pacific coastline in the west. For less outdoorsy travelers, it's also home to charming small towns, decadent wine and cheese country, and points of historical and cultural interest.
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2 months ago | 
usnews.com | Erin (Shields) Evans |Catriona Kendall |Rachael Hood
Booking a vacation rental? Travel insurance with damage protection is key.
