Travel

The ongoing petrol crisis in Egypt left its impact this Easter/Sham al-Nessim holiday on Sinai- and South-bound holiday travelers, who…

After a protracted peaceful period of time, Lebanon has recently become a tourist magnet, recommended by the New York Times…

With the Easter holidays approaching, it is the perfect time to break the cycle of routine and take a short…

Deserted Soviet factories and trilingual fruit vendors dotted the road leaving Georgia for Armenia. Cliff-hugging routes overlooking dramatic gorges and…

Blessed with wide beaches, beautiful parks, delicious, eclectic cuisine and great outdoor activities, Sydney, Australia is well worth the trip…

In “Grand Hotels of Egypt: In the Golden Age of Travel,” Andrew Humphreys gives a detailed history of the flourishing…

In the purple sunset light of the the Bahari port of Alexandria, fishermen start to walk around the big boats…

I never thought of a six-hour layover as a good thing. But when this long layover in Amsterdam gave me…

As the country’s tourism sector strives to get back on its feet following the popular uprising that led to Hosni…

Cheerful border officials, translucent police stations, and requisite vodka shots were our introduction to Georgia — an emergent Eastern European…