Drones gave us some of the most stirring images of a pandemic year, watching over our bereft public spaces and placing the everyday in a stark, new light.
It’s more effective than traditional carbon offsets, so airlines and travellers are starting to get on board. | By Chloe Berge
Despite new federal mask mandates, pandemic safety measures lack enforcement, leaving the health of flight attendants and passengers up in the air. | By Johanna Read
COVID-19 jabs will eventually help tourism start again, but expect a trip full of immunity passports, mouthwash tests, and wary travellers. | By Johanna Read
A Nat Geo pro gives tips on using your smartphone or tablet to solve common photography problems. | By Rebecca Hale
The Indian-American culinary writer discusses the joys of sampling street food in Delhi, her favourite eateries in New York, and where to find unapologetic Mexican fare in Texas.
COVID-19 is surging, but with their economies imperiled, some nations are welcoming travellers again. | By Bruce Wallin
National Geographic’s expert photo engineer shares his picks for capturing your next great journey, whether it’s abroad or in your backyard. | By Tom O'Brien
Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro, munching on insects, or diving into the freezing waters of Iceland—the model, actor and athlete's favourite kind of travel is sweaty, and almost always shared with the love of his life.
Work trips are down by more than 90 per cent. And it’s affecting everything from when and where we travel to how long we stay. | By Bruce Wallin