Travel

(Don’t worry—they’re cute!)

It's not all crystal clear water and piña coladas.

My daughter Audrey is two years old and she’s lived in thirty-three states, forty-seven cities, and one foreign country.  She has had her feet in both oceans, hiked the Grand Canyon, and traveled in planes, trains and automobiles. Until a few weeks ago, she’s never lived in a permanent “home.” And it’s one of the best decisions we ever made.

Three style-savvy globe-trotters share their travel essentials—and the best way to pack them.

It’s not even technically a house, yet it’s the company’s most wish-listed property.

Helpful advice from a mom and daughter who traveled to 20 cities in six months—and still talk to each other.

(Practically stress-free.)

School is out, but history is always in. (Good luck with those Hamilton tickets.) These experts, including a national-park photographer and a Smithsonian Institution director, vote for their must-sees.

Leery of what might be lurking on that bedspread? You probably should be. Microbiologist Philip M. Tierno, Ph.D., a professor of microbiology at the New York University School of Medicine, in New York City, helps fend off the filth. (Warning: This is not for the faint of heart.)

Your next vacation is about to get a lot cuter.