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A Pocatello backcountry tour company is offering extraordinary heli-skiing excursions in Alaska and unforgettable adventures across the globe.

Venturing beyond the familiar doesn’t have to be a wallet-emptying endeavor. Yes, international travel comes with its set of hurdles—passport processes, finding the time, managing costs. But what if the leap isn’t as vast as you think? Here’s to breaking the mold without breaking the bank, with a lineup of destinations where your dollar stretches […]

Machu Picchu, one of the world’s most famous archaeological sites, has fascinating stories to tell yet scientists and historians remain unable to unearth all the mysteries.

Some bunny has been busy in South Dakota

A travel expert has shared the best destinations for solo tourists, where they can experience exactly what they want at a pace that suits them.

No need to pack the blister pads here – the Belmond Hiram Bingham makes it possible to experience a New Wonder of the World in a day, with fine dining experiences and entertainment sandwiching the bucket list trip

With the Easter holidays looking like a washout, perhaps its time to escape to fairer shores and warmer climes. Here we round up 20 of the best offers for travel this Easter.

These are the holiday hotspots overwhelmed with rubbish.

In 1941, thousands of people died in Huaraz when the natural dam on a lake above the city gave way. Now, melting glaciers are raising the chances of it happening again

Tourist visits to the ruins of Machu Picchu, a historic Inca city in the Andes, are a major source of income for Peru. After the government turned over sales of entrance tickets to the site to Joinnus, a private company, an indefinite general strike was declared by local business owners, residents and travel unions. After a week long blockade, the government canceled the privatization.