NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – We all know the state of New Mexico has numerous gorgeous spots. Travel + Leisure recently highlighted each state’s (and the District of Columbia’s) most beautiful spot.

The travel trade association’s longstanding campaign focused on building confidence has helped it boost trust, while its use of influencers means it is now engaging younger travellers.

The store was set ambitious targets for 2025, mirroring high consumer appetite for leisure travel, but the team have since exceeded all initial expectations. Locally, the store is reporting ...

Spanning more than 125 years of American history, this exhibition explores how artists have captured the joys of leisure — travel, relaxation and recreation — through painting, photography ...

New Jersey is known for being uniquely diverse, with its picturesque landscapes to its ease of access to big cities, so it's no wonder a city in the Garden State tops Travel + Leisure's list for ...

Corporate and domestic leisure travel has stalled since late February, according to Delta, the first major airline to release earnings since widespread tariffs were announced. Demand has waned ...

KYOTO -- Even as Kyoto continues to draw international crowds for peak cherry blossom season, Japanese tourists are increasingly choosing such other destinations as neighboring Shiga and Nara ...

New research published by the Department for Transport (DfT) indicates that leisure is now the most common reason people travel by train in Great Britain, with more than half of surveyed rail ...

Vineland, NJ, was ranked one of the top 50 places to retire in the U.S. for 2025 by Travel + Leisure. The ranking considered factors like cost of living, health care access and proximity to airports.

This is an island for those who appreciate sport played with passion, tradition upheld with pride, and leisure enjoyed with ... fitness, and travel. Can you see her work across various outlets ...

This is known as bucket-list travel, because it’s on a list of things to do before you die, or “kick the bucket.” As leisure travel has rebounded to surpass pre-pandemic levels, so have ...