Award-winning Indian chef Vikas Khanna has been working across continents and time zones since April to organize what has become one of the world's largest food drives.
Golden Week, one of China's busiest annual travel periods, provided a major test for the country as it emerges from the Covid-19 pandemic. CNN's Selina Wang breaks down the economic boost the national holiday presented China.
From the plexiglass separating check-in agents to the ubiquitous social distancing signage to the antimicrobial bins for travelers' carry-ons, air travel is not what it used to be. NYC's John F. Kennedy Airport is more ready than ever to welcome back travelers.
With Europe now reporting more coronavirus cases than the United States, Brazil and India, according to World Health Organization figures, many governments are closing down pubs and bars or limiting their opening hours in the hope of avoiding wider lockdowns.
Thirty-something Belgian couple Nick and Lins are naturists who travel the world unclothed, documenting their adventures on their blog, Naked Wanderings and aiming to debunk myths around naturism.
At 1,692 feet (516 meters) in length, Portugal's Arouca 516 is the new world's longest pedestrian suspension bridge. Brave visitors will be able to walk it this year
Northern Cyprus has reopened part of the beachfront Varosha resort, which had been abandoned since Turkey invaded the Mediterranean island decades ago.
There's an airy, spacious, futuristic seat coming to business class, with all-new scientifically engineered structures and materials borrowed from Formula 1 cars that use a unified, monocoque design.
The final figures are in for air passenger traffic in 2019 at the world's busiest airports, with data compiled by Airports Council International revealing how last year's passenger numbers plunged as coronavirus wreaked havoc in 2020.
A poignant final take off event is staged at London's Heathrow Airport to bid farewell to the huge "Queen of the Skies" airliner that has served British Airways for half a century.
Move over, flights to nowhere -- cruises to nowhere may be the next big thing in Covid-safe travel. Singapore has announced that it will launch pleasure cruises that don't actually visit any ports in November 2020.
Bear 747, a blubbery beast at Katmai National Park and Preserve, was voted the winner of this year's Fat Bear Week, a celebration of the park's bulging bears as they fatten up before hibernation. He narrowly beat out runner-up Chunk for the title.
Dubbed Baby Boom, the 71-foot-long fuselage is a 1:3 scale prototype of Boom's upcoming supersonic commercial jet Overture, which will have a maximum speed of Mach 2.2.
Photographs of a Turkish scrap yard shows once glamorous cruise vessels being torn apart, their component parts harvested for reuse, recycling or disposal after being retired early due to the pandemic.
