Wondering what the 2019 Cuba travel restrictions mean for you as an American traveler? Here’s everything you need to know.

When I visited Valencia, I did not come prepared. I hadn’t heard much hype about the food scene, and I had already tried typical Spanish cuisine elsewhere. In fact, I hadn’t heard much about the place at all.

At home in Brixton, I am not a morning person in the slightest. So it came as a surprise that I was happily settling into life at sea, and the early starts that came with it.

Besides learning that, yes indeed, women can do anything, I also came back down to sea level with a handful of other valuable life lessons tucked under my belt and scribbled in my journal.

Explore one of Eastern Europe’s most underrated cities with this definitive 24-hour guide to the Belarusian capital of Minsk.

Life today sees us navigating a world that is staring down the barrel of climate disaster. We see it every day in the rising sea levels, long-lasting heat waves, displaced animals and melting glaciers. We see it when we travel.

“You can do it.” I wish I could tell you that was my own voice, strong and positive, cheering myself on as I attempted to bike up my first mountain. Yes, that’s right: mountain.

The jungle is a seemingly everlasting thicket of tangled green with no street signs, walking trails or Google Maps abilities. It’s exciting, it’s exhilarating and it’s best to come prepared (with more than just a Harrison Ford fedora).

No trip to Mexico is complete without visiting at least one of these archaeological wonders. Here are six of the best, and how to navigate your way around them.

It can be tempting to sleep in when you’re on holiday. But there are definitely experiences that require a pre-sunrise alarm and some cold water splashed on your face, and they’re totally worth it.

Whether you’re trekking in Peru, Tanzania, Borneo, Papua New Guinea or anywhere else in the world – you won’t be going anywhere fast without the help of a porter.

For a lot of travellers to Malaysia, Mt Kinabalu is the whole reason they visit: to get up at 2am, drink several cups of strong coffee, and watch the sun rise over Low’s Peak.