Customs officials aim to save time and increase security by ramping up the use of facial recognition. But what about privacy? A biometrics specialist weighs in.
Tag: Travel and Vacations
Six Days Afloat in the Everglades
After a storm disrupted plans for a 99-mile paddling trek, a Times journalist’s time on the water took a more reflective turn. Come look and listen alongside him.
Israel to Open Borders to Unvaccinated Tourists
After weathering the Omicron wave, the country is turning to testing to try to let in more visitors safely.
Israel to Open Borders to Unvaccinated Tourists
After weathering the Omicron wave, the country is turning to testing to try to let in more visitors safely.
Your Monday Briefing: Shelling in Ukraine intensifies
Plus the Olympics end and Queen Elizabeth II tests positive.
Unraveling Booster and Vaccine-Timing Rules for International Travelers
The requirements for entering foreign countries during the pandemic can be confusing and ever-changing, especially when it comes to boosters. Here’s what to expect.
Australia Reopens to International Travelers
For nearly two years, the country projected a harsh message of rigidity and “rules are rules.” Can travelers depend on the chilled-out, welcoming Australia that it says it is now?
Travel Trends for Spring 2022
With Omicron cases ebbing, the industry is looking for a significant rebound in spring and summer. Here’s what to expect, in the air, at the rental car counter and beyond.
The Philippines Reopens to International Tourists
The Southeast Asian nation had closed its borders to most visitors for nearly two years.
Dog-Sledding in Southern Maine’s Winter Wonderland
Traversing a frozen lake with a team of dogs is an escapist dream in the winter wonderland of Southern Maine. Just remember the brake — and no Instagram selfies.