Dispatch: Travel Weekly

By Eric Moya|September 25, 2015

One evening I checked out Calle 12 and Avenida 5 downtown, the city's main shopping and nightlife district.

|September 23, 2015

In Jordan, tourism has diminished because of Egypt's post-Arab Spring problems and unending war in Syria.

By Eric Moya|September 22, 2015

It was common attire among vacationers in their mid-20s to early 30s: aviator sunglasses, trucker hats, maybe a classic-rock...

|July 20, 2015

Lindblad Expeditions has brought together an impressive group of people for a fulfilling five-day itinerary.

|July 20, 2015

The scene at Syntagma Square in Athens was so serene that the only jostling came from other tourists trying to snap pictures of...

By Gay Nagle Myers|July 16, 2015

The race director at Bushy Park race course waved a flag, and off I went on the first of my 12 laps around the quarter-mile...

|July 15, 2015

The 11th-hour deal hammered out between the EU and Greece caused barely a ripple on the neighboring islands -- at least from a...

By Gay Nagle Myers|July 14, 2015

Caribbean editor Gay Nagle Myers recently got a peek at the new Sandals Barbados, the first Sandals property on the island.

|July 13, 2015

On Mykonos, shops bustled, restaurants and cafes were crowded and the famous windmills were mobbed by visitors taking selfies.

|July 10, 2015

Some first impressions of how the financial crisis in Greece looks on the ground to visitors.

By Eric Moya|June 22, 2015

After witnessing a few examples of Alaskans' self-sufficiency, a feeling of awe began to set in -- actually awe, inadequacy and...