The New York Times – Travel:
Each spring and autumn, the skies in southern Denmark come to life with the swirling displays of hundreds of thousands of starlings, an event known locally as “sort sol.”
Category: Travel and Vacations
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Japan Still Closed to Most Travelers, Despite Asia Reopening
The New York Times – Travel:
Countries across region are reopening borders to tourists, but Japan continues to turn them away. And the country is not rushing to change things.
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How Europe’s Tourism Industry Has Been Affected By War in Ukraine
The New York Times – Travel:
As pandemic restrictions lifted, the travel industry was looking forward to a strong summer season. But they may be disappointed.
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The Pandemic Has Made Island Life Even More Appealing
The New York Times – Travel:
Plentiful air travel options, the rise of remote work and increased on-site amenities have transformed the island experience.
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Despite High Gas Prices, Road Trips Are Still Popular
The New York Times – Travel:
Itineraries may change, and less money may be spent on food and lodgings, but road trips historically haven’t been stopped by the price at the pump.
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Hot Springs in the U.S.: Medicinal, Perhaps. Relaxing? Definitely.
The New York Times – Travel:
Whether at a luxury spa or a more rustic natural environment, a dip in a natural hot springs promises to be relaxing, if not also medicinal. Here’s where and how to get started.
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How Rising Fares and Airline Industry Changes Could Affect Your Next Trip
The New York Times – Frugal Traveler:
A post-Omicron travel boom has encountered headwinds from fuel costs and the war in Ukraine. Here’s how changes in the airline industry could affect the cost of your next trip.
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You Can Still Save on Spring Break
The New York Times – Travel:
Depending on where you live, the annual ritual is approaching fast, but with some strategy, there are still deals to be had.