Maybe you’re laid up in bed with the flu, or recuperating in a hospital bed, or simply just too darned aged and physically challenged to want to organize personal scooter transportation for a trip.

In the midst of freezing winter weather and weekends spent inside, there’s no better way to pass the time than reading a book that transports you elsewhere. These escape-style travel books — also ...

The armchair traveler savors these names on the tongue, rolls them around in the mouth, studies the photos and reads the captions, and soon enough is wading in daydreams through the jungles of Papua ...

It's winter, which may make you feel like you want to go on a journey. Maybe you're actually planning one, or perhaps just wishing for an... Books for Armchair Travel and Adventure It's winter, which ...

As the long nights of winter set in, it’s time for a taste of armchair travel inspiration courtesy of PBS. If you’re looking for a few ideas on where to travel in 2026, check out the new episodes from ...

Editor's note: A new column series, Armchair Travel will explore the various ways we can all still get our travel fix amid the Coronavirus Outbreak. This may be a time when travel has been sidelined ...

This week, we are traveling to Peru and heading to one of the new seven wonders of the world, Machu Picchu. The site is one of the country's most popular landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Armchair travel is one of my favorite reading categories. These latest releases may be just what you need to plan your next trip or to just travel in your imagination! “A Beginner’s Guide to Japan: ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Writer, multi-media journalist focused on the environment. Mar 31, 2020, 03:53pm EDT Mar 31, 2020, 05:00pm EDT This article is ...