Edward Clark

Deep beneath Springfield, Missouri, there’s a refrigerated world most Americans have never seen. It’s dark, quiet, and lined with limestone walls...

There was a time when checking into a hotel came with a predictable batch of extras. You could count on finding...

Tourists rolling suitcases through Europe’s historic centers have been at the center of debate for years. Reports of bans, steep fines,...

Every summer, the town of Haro in northern Spain erupts in a celebration unlike any other. Thousands gather with bottles, buckets,...

At airport security, it’s easy to lose track of something. You’re juggling shoes, electronics, maybe a half-finished water bottle. The bins...

Madrid isn’t a city you only visit once; you live it, even if it’s for a few days. The rhythm of...

The Faroe Islands, a small territory in the North Atlantic, once faced a growing problem that many regions around the world...

There are lakes where the water is so clear it hardly looks real. You can see the bottom, watch fish slip...

For decades, a trip to Las Vegas was the go-to escape for Americans. But in 2025, more travelers are ditching the...

First-class cabins are no longer reserved only for business travelers with unlimited budgets. Airlines now use more flexible systems that allow...