New York Times Travel

There’s no one way to spend on family travel. We asked readers to tell us about their recent voyages, how much they paid and, ultimately, if it was worth it. nyti.ms/3Kkj8oP

At a point in the ski season when many areas wrap things up, snowfall records at ski areas across the U.S. are falling as fast as the feathery flakes, especially in California and Utah. Will the season ever end? nyti.ms/3JYaxcs

On a recent trip to northern India, a writer used the age-old epic story of “Rajula Malushahi” as a guide to traveling through the area, letting it take him places he might not otherwise have thought to go. nyti.ms/42t814P

Sumptuously restored boutique hotels in former mansions blend design and color in George Town, Malaysia, a city of pastel storefronts, winding streets and mouthwatering cuisine. nyti.ms/3FCYjU1

Hotels can be an environment for crime against women. What’s being done about it? An incident in the middle of the night prompts a writer to ask the question. nyti.ms/3ll9wBH

In Taipei, artists, chefs and curators are embracing Taiwanese identity with food and design endemic to the island’s history. And the low crime makes the city safe to meander at all hours. Here's our guide to 36 hours in this literal urban jungle. nyti.ms/3LqwxOb

ChatGPT can now help plan vacations, too — and it's shaking up the travel industry. So what will happen to your trips as it gets even better? nyti.ms/3lepb5M

In the last decade or so, Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, has become awash in intimate, innovative and stylish watering holes, quietly developing into one of the best cocktail bar cities in Europe. We visited six of them. nyti.ms/3YOL7C7

Spring is around the corner, and whether you’re dreaming of blossoms or baseball, it’s time to make reservations. With gardens, trails and enchanting views, a batch of new hotels make it a breeze to participate in beloved springtime traditions. nyti.ms/3laxI9L

The photograph was by Ansel Adams. Its title: “High Country Crags and Moon, Sunrise, Kings Canyon National Park.” Its date: “circa 1935.” Could an art historian find out exactly when and where it was taken? nyti.ms/3ZZ1Xz8

A Colorado ski area with no lift lines? How about no lifts at all? And you can bring your dog! nyti.ms/3yrOUuf

No one wants to vacation in a disaster zone, but who should pay in cases of force majeure? Renters? Home sharing sites? The actual hosts? A reader canceled her trip because of a wildfire and asked Tripped Up for help. nyti.ms/3LdelqZ

Our writer explored Jamaica beyond its popular all-inclusive resorts, seeking out guesthouses owned by locals, and experiences beyond the beaches. Herself the granddaughter of Jamaicans, she found mountain views, cascading waterfalls and a sense of place. nyti.ms/3mJezfC

Nashville today combines tradition and evolution, where you can visit old-school restaurants and slick cocktail temples, stroll ravishing gardens and trace the impact of Black music at a new interactive museum. Here's our guide to 36 hours in Music City. nyti.ms/3J1bvmh

An overwhelming majority of tourists in Mexico enjoy a safe vacation. But as some travelers ask whether it’s safe to go, here are tips and precautions to consider before your visit. nyti.ms/41V10JZ

If you're looking for next-level relaxation and treatments along with ways to stay healthy while on vacation, here are six retreats that offer high-tech therapies, including zero gravity beds, hyperbaric oxygen therapy and touchless salt-float baths. nyti.ms/3KY2MEa

Do you ever daydream about living in a Frank Lloyd Wright house? A weekend baking class at Taliesin in southwestern Wisconsin offers a taste. nyti.ms/3JiohOG

The DOT has launched an online resource showing which airlines guarantee families can sit together, in response to complaints received from travelers who say they have been seated apart from their children, some as young as 11 months. nyti.ms/3mtMtVs

In the summer of 1897, 20 Black U.S. Army infantrymen cycled 1,900 miles on fixed-gear, state-of-the-art bikes from Montana to St. Louis. In 2022, Erick Cedeño retraced their journey. nyti.ms/3JbZ3BH

There is perhaps no city as dazzling as Rio de Janeiro, which just celebrated its first full Carnival without pandemic restrictions. New restaurants and bars have opened and we have a guide to exploring the Brazilian city’s splendor. nyti.ms/41E2Xud