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3 days ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Amanda Norcross |Erin (Shields) Evans |Rachael Hood
Summer travel is ramping up, and so are the number of advisories – not just for U.S. travelers heading to other countries, but also for international travelers bound for the U.S. However, some advisories aren't necessarily cause for alarm, nor do they mean you need to cancel your trip. Read on to understand what travel advisories mean, which destinations are currently impacted and how you can prepare.
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1 week ago | 
usnews.com | Catriona Kendall |Erin (Shields) Evans |Rachael Hood
Advertising disclosure: When you use our links to explore or buy products we may earn a fee, but that in no way affects our editorial independence. Travelex Insurance ServicesWorldTripsTravel Insured InternationalGenerali Global AssistanceFayeMethodologyAbout Our TeamTable of ContentsTravelex Insurance ServicesWorldTripsTravel Insured International More Owning pets can add stress to your travels, whether you're bringing them along or leaving them at home.
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2 weeks ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Rachael Hood |Amanda Norcross |Erin (Shields) Evans
The NFL is hosting a record number of international football games in 2025. Seven games will be played in five exciting destinations in Europe and South America. If you're planning to make the journey to show your dedication and cheer on your favorite team, our editors have gathered the key dates, things you need to know to plan your journey, and travel tips and recommendations to help you make the most of your trip.
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2 weeks ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Gwen Pratesi |Rachael Hood |Catriona Kendall
Airports are more crowded than ever and planes are packed, but even at an international airport in the U.S., many people you see jetting off somewhere will never leave the country on their travels. Only about half of the U.S. population has a valid passport, according to the U.S. Department of State, but even those without a passport can visit several exotic destinations beyond the Lower 48.
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3 weeks ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Jill Schildhouse |Rachael Hood |Nicola Wood
When it comes to bachelor party planning, the expectations can be high and the group chats chaotic. You need something that's fun, low-stress and primed for great stories – but that ideally doesn't end with anyone stranded in the desert or breaking the bank. That's where a cruise comes in.
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3 weeks ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Erin (Shields) Evans |Amanda Norcross |Rachael Hood
Vacations are fun – once you get to your destination. Packing and flying can be overwhelming at best, and kids add a whole other dimension (or several) to the planning process. To help you navigate your next trip with ease, we've gathered our best travel hacks, acquired from years of experience on the road, in the air and on the rails. Air TravelGetty Images1. When you're traveling as a couple, book an aisle and a window seat, leaving the middle seat open.
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1 month 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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1 month ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Lyn Mettler |Timothy J. Forster |Nicola Wood |Rachael Hood
1/18 CreditGetty Images|View as articleFill up the car and head to these coastal destinations for an affordable beach vacation. Whether you're looking for a peaceful seaside escape to get in touch with nature or a beach with amenities like shops and kayak rentals, the Gulf Coast – which spans Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida – offers it all.
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1 month ago | 
travel.usnews.com | Christina Maggitas |Amanda Norcross |Suzanne Mason |Rachael Hood
1/17 CreditCourtesy of Woodloch Pines Resort|View as articleAt these top-rated family resorts throughout the U.S., nightly rates cover nearly everything, including accommodations, meals and an array of unique activities sure to entertain travelers of all ages.
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1 month 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?
