Brandon Presser

Pitcairn Island in the Pacific Ocean was made famous by the Bounty’s mutineers, who settled there after ditching Captain Bligh in 1789. It was tough to get there then. It still is.

The ride-sharing giant retooled its autonomous car program after a terrible accident in Tempe, Arizona.

There are nine species of baobab found throughout our planet, but the so-called giant baobab—the one that calls out to travelers—is only found in Madagascar.

Don't book a resort. From isolated islands to ancient civilizations, these off-the-beaten-track destinations will bring mystery and thrills to your vacation time this year.

If you and your group take a vacation but don't capture it in envy-inducing photos, did the vacation truly happen? We'll help you plan an awesome adventure to get all the “likes.”

This is how the world’s northernmost city celebrates the return of the sun after months of wintry darkness.

Tetiaroa, a private island in the South Pacific once owned by Marlon Brando, is set to become Barack Obama’s luxury hideaway as he writes his memoir.

You might fancy skiing in Japan, or heading to a swanked-up Nashville. Or maybe it’ll be Montevideo. Or Madagascar. Or Ethiopia… Boarding passes, please.

From major booze artery during Prohibition to key World War II stronghold, this small archipelago off Newfoundland holds its French identity dear.

Most of the Azores still feel very much as they did hundreds of years ago—crumbing medieval villages strapped to the ledges of cliffs, unfazed by the busying world around them.