Author: Christopher Elliott

With popular places filled to capacity or closed, travelers are turning to alternatives that include quirky museums, rock carvings and street art.

Before driving your rental rig anywhere, take lots of photos of it, make sure you have campsite reservations and a checklist for operating it.

There are ways to find out if an attraction is open, from checking a reliable website or social media to calling the place yourself.

Find the vacation with the most meaning to you and book it. Also, work with a brand you trust and a travel advisor who can work around COVID hurdles.

For now, you don’t need a vaccine certificate to travel domestically or abroad (unless your destination requires it). But it’s a good idea to take it.

Unless you booked your summer vacation well in advance, you might need a Plan B this busy summer. Here’s how to make an alternative destination work.

From checking the hotel website to giving your room the sniff test on arrival, here’s how to know if it’s been properly cleaned.

Avoiding a COVID-19 disagreement could mean the difference between a great vacation and one cut short by a visit to the emergency room. Here’s how.