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The pandemic has not been kind to our lower backs. Since 2020, there’s been an uptick in people with lower back pain, associated with poor ergonomics and being less active due to working from home. A physical therapist shares one exercise she does every day to relieve backaches.

Tourist attractions and enterprising tour guides are using technology to emulate the look, feel and taste of a trip to Japan.

More places are easing travel restrictions for vaccinated travelers, with some set to require inoculations from all travelers by the summer.

For the first time, the ratings review site AirlineRatings.com factored Covid-19 safety measures into its annual rankings of the top airlines in the world.

Lots of people have dreamed about packing their life into a van and driving away from the daily grind. These people actually did it. And while living out of a van is far from easy, they said the pandemic was the perfect time to pursue their dreams of life on the road. NBCLX contributor Micah Garen explores the real-life nomadland.

With American vacationers congregating in many of the same destinations, some travel spots — even well-known ones — have fewer people than usual.

CNBC spoke with several yacht owners who agreed to answer all questions — with no topics off limits.

Fiber is the superhero of nutrients, and yet, nearly 95% of American adults and children aren’t getting enough of in their diet. In addition to reduced risk for heart disease and type 2 diabetes, eating fiber-rich foods have been linked to longevity. Here’s why dietitians and food experts call fiber an essential nutrient, and how you can increase your daily...

In November 2019, Michaela Cricchio, 26, booked a one-way flight to South Korea to teach English abroad.

Michaela Cricchio grew up wishing she could travel the world. Two years ago, she made plans to become a digital nomad and now teaches English abroad.

Travelers regularly search for activities in New York, Paris and Rome — but the world’s most popular online travel search is in none of those places.

Thailand’s largest island is now open to vaccinated travelers who are willing to abide by a laundry list of rules designed to safely restart tourism.

Being able to work remotely has empowered some people to reprioritize their lives in ways they never thought possible before.

National Fried Chicken Day is Tuesday, July 6, and many chains have special deals and freebies planned in celebration

Thinking of leaving the U.S. for Mexico? Janet Blaser did just that in 2006, when she moved to Mazatlán to retire. Here’s a look at what she does—and how much she spends—in a typical day.

New companies are designing international workcations for remote workers who want to live and work abroad without the long-term commitment.

Travelers often unknowingly violate local protocols. Experts say these are the worst tourist offenses they see on their home turfs.

Delaware’s $9.25 minimum wage would increase to $15 by 2025 once the governor signs a new law.

Travel options for the unimmunized are starting to dwindle as nations prioritize safety and simplified entrance requirements over open-door policies for all.

“I guarantee you that anyone in their 30s or older will tell you that their biggest regrets are not the things they did in their 20’s, but the things they didn’t do while they had the chance.”