Qantas has expanded its digital boarding pass service to include trans-Tasman flights between Australia and New Zealand, which until now was available only for domestic travel. Passengers on eligible flights can now check in with a mobile device and receive a digital boarding pass that can be used for immigration, security checks and boarding. At … Read more

Heathrow’s (LHR) new Terminal 2, The Queen’s Terminal, is scheduled to open on June 4. United will operate the first flight to arrive at the new facility. The original Terminal 2 opened more than 50 years ago; this modern redevelopment will host 22 Star Alliance member airlines, along with Aer Lingus, Virgin Atlantic Little Red … Read more

“During this spooky time of year, visiting a haunted hotel is a must-do activity for ghost hunters and horror fans. Around the world, certain hotels are known for unexplained noises, mysterious apparitions, and eerie occurrences. Spending a night in one of these properties offers an unforgettable, spine-tingling experience.” Discover haunted hotels that attract curious travelers … Read more

San Francisco’s famously steep streets offer countless vantage points for taking in the city. Around nearly every corner you can discover striking views — whether it’s a brilliant stretch of the Pacific Ocean, an iconic bridge or building, or an expansive sweep of the skyline. These elevated spots make wandering the city feel like a … Read more

© Bernardus Lodge & Spa Plan ahead to enjoy a series of culinary and garden-focused events this spring and summer at Bernardus Lodge & Spa in Carmel Valley, California. Each Saturday from noon to 1 p.m., starting Memorial Day weekend and continuing through August (except Aug. 25), Chef Cal Stamenov leads the popular Summer Garden … Read more

Canada may not be the first country that comes to mind when thinking about cuisine, but look a little closer and you’ll find several iconic dishes worth traveling north to taste. Poutine Poutine is a comfort-food classic: crispy fries drenched in rich brown gravy and topped with squeaky cheese curds. It can appear messy, but … Read more

Sun and sand have attracted winter-weary Europeans to Portugal’s southern coast for more than a century. This region, known as the Algarve, delivers both in abundance — about 300 days of sunshine each year and over 100 miles of golden-sand beaches. Some stretches have been transformed by high-rise hotels and apartment blocks catering to package-tour … Read more

SONOS MOVE U.S. audio maker Sonos, long known for high-quality home speakers, has introduced its first truly portable model. The Sonos Move is built to handle outdoor use with a weatherproof, rugged design that stands up to rain, dust, and rough handling. Battery life reaches about 10 hours on a charge, and the companion app … Read more

Works by three iconic photographers and committed environmentalists will be shown at the San Juan Islands Museum of Art in Friday Harbor, Washington, later this year. The traveling exhibition, Fragile Waters, brings together photographs by Ansel Adams, Ernest H. Brooks II and Dorothy Kerper Monnelly. It opens on Earth Day weekend (April 23) and runs … Read more

Some say Philadelphia is hotter than ever. After hosting Pope Francis last September and earning a UNESCO World Heritage City designation in fall 2015, the city is again in the spotlight this summer as it welcomes presidential hopefuls and supporters to the 2016 Democratic National Convention, July 25–28. The convention’s tagline, “Let’s Make History Again,” … Read more