Taking U.S. 1 the length of Maine reveals the shifting nature of the state’s character, from lobster shacks and antiques stores to vast forests and a lost French colony.
Airlines Struggle to Cope as Travel Picks Up and Storms Force Delays
Nearly 10,000 flights were delayed on Sunday, the busiest day for U.S. airports since the pandemic arrived.
Driving an Electric Car on Colorado’s Scenic Byways
Will the battery hold out crossing a 10,666-foot pass? Where is the next charging station? Overcoming ‘range anxiety’ on Colorado’s highest mountains.
Airline Ticket Sales Dipped in May, but Industry Is Optimistic
Americans spent 4 percent less on flights in May than in April, and 20 percent less than May 2019.
Covid Vaccine Card: What You Need to Know
For now, the best way to show that you’ve been inoculated against the coronavirus is a simple card. Here, your key questions are answered.
Delta Variant: What to Know For Summer Travel
It’s the most contagious form of the coronavirus so far. Here’s what you need to know before traveling.
Touring Alaska in an R.V.
For a photographer based in Juneau, two Alaskan roads — the Glenn Highway and the Richardson Highway — formed the backbone of a stunning late-spring road trip.
Encounters With Ghosts on Georgia’s Golden Isles
“I’ve spent a lifetime trying to outrun the ghosts of the South,” writes the author, whose African American grandparents were born in Georgia. A road trip reveals both the weight of the past and hope for the future.
Motels Get Makeovers Across the U.S.
“Motor lodges.” “High-end motels.” “Exterior-corridor hotels.” Whatever you call them, the “motorist’s hotel” has gotten a boost these past 15 months. Now about that reputation …
The Quiet Strength of California’s Redwoods
When you have survived for hundreds or even thousands of years, there’s a strong chance you have seen it all before.