Writer Joe Minihane was consumed with acute anxiety but since taking up wild swimming in the UK's ponds, rivers and coastal waters, he's learned to cope with the stresses that pushed him toward depression.
Aguada Fénix, the earliest and largest Maya ceremonial structure ever found, has been located by archeologists in Mexico using a ground-breaking new technique known as lidar.
Border restrictions are slowly being eased across the world, but what does this mean for potential global travel? Here we rundown the destinations that are reopening to tourists, as well as some of those that remain firmly closed.
Europe is readying for its first socially distanced foreign visitors amid hopes that peak tourist season can be salvaged. But for the UK, new rules quarantining arrivals for 14 days could still see summer cancelled and the tourism industry at risk
Just weeks after restarting domestic flights, Indonesian carrier Lion Air has canceled them again, citing issues with passengers not following Covid-19 regulations.
Once the mist clears over the hilly mountaintops, green is all you can see in Dalat, a mountainous region in the Central Highlands of southern Vietnam.
CNN Travel's Tamara Hardingham-Gill and her sister flew into Verona in August 2001 for a backpacking trip with two huge suitcases, a Lonely Planet guide and a vague itinerary. What could possibly go wrong?
Even if we escaped getting sick from the coronavirus, we are all sick of staying at home, practicing social distancing and wearing masks. While case numbers and deaths from Covid-19 are trending downward, this is not the time to let down your guard. These are not ordinary days. These novel days call on us to make decisions with limited and evolving information. The coronavirus is still circulating.
In normal times, special flights like Delta Air Lines' retirement of the last McDonnell Douglas MD-80 series aircraft flying scheduled service in North America are cause for celebration. With national crises raging, these are anything but normal times. Yet against this tragic backdrop, the final flight on Tuesday was historic, joyous and completely surreal.
As properties around the world prepare to reopen following months of closure due to coronavirus, their hottest new amenity may just be how safe they are or, at least, how safe they make you feel.
New airplane seat concept Interspace Lite offers social distancing and extra space for passengers. Airplane seat manufacturer Safran says it could be on board aircraft by summer.
Once home to a family of salt farmers, Hong Kong's Yim Tin Tsai island has stood deserted for many years. Homes left by families still contain personal possessions left behind but are being slowly ravaged by nature.
Fear of flying means something altogether different in the age of the new coronavirus. Now the biggest concern is how to keep from becoming infected. If you must fly, here are some things to consider
