Conrad Maldives Rangali Island is building a $15 million two-story hotel villa, part of which will sit 16.4 feet below the surface of the Indian Ocean.
Looking for a fun-filled cruise that the entire family can get on board with? Pleasing pint-sized passengers (and their parents, too) is the name of the game for these 10 cruise lines that keep kids in mind.
Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, dubbed the "Roof of Japan," features 17-meter-high snow walls (55 feet), the result of months of strenuous work by snowplow truck drivers.
Live out your "Game of Thrones" fantasies by walking through this 17-meter high snow tunnel in the 'Roof of Japan,' the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route a few hours from Tokyo.
The Portuguese island of Madeira, way out in the Atlantic, is a place of eternal springlike weather. Find out what else makes this island so appealing to visitors.
Asia airports continue to land at the top of "world's best" lists. So what separates them from the rest? Take a look inside these amazing hubs to find out how they're changing travel.
From Australia to the Caribbean, there's no shortage of beautiful beachfront hotels around the world from which to choose. But some are, quite simply, more beautiful than others.
Ree Drummond, known as The Pioneer Woman to her blog readers and viewers of her Food Network show of the same name, has opened a boutique hotel in her hometown of Pawhuska, Oklahoma.
ECA International has outlined the top 10 most expensive cities for business travelers in 2018. Where do top destinations such as New York and Paris place on its list?
Italian seat manufacturer Aviointeriors has come up with a design concept in which airplane seats are so far upright that passengers are pretty much standing up. Will this design take off?
Not all planes end up in aircraft graveyards. There's a whole industry waiting to recycle commercial planes once they're retired and taken out of service.
The world's largest cruise ship by volume, Symphony of the Seas sets sail on its maiden voyage with a boat full of superlatives. Its 22 restaurants, 24 pools and 2,759 cabins are just the start.
Shanghainese pedicures, with their scalpels and blades, are as much an art as they are a science. It might seem counterintuitive to try one in Hong Kong, but history says otherwise.
