Spending only a day in Singapore? No worries! This city-state is small, but it is bursting with activity that will pack every moment full. On layover or doing a last-minute break? With its smallness, effective transportation, and choice of things to see, Singapore is the ultimate destination for sampling in a mere 24 hours. Whatever the case — a day or weekend outing — we’ve got your Singapore point covered.

Cambodia is generally an easy and safe country to travel through on your own. Touristy places such as Siem Reap, Phnom Penh, and Battambang are well-populated with backpackers, friendly locals, and numerous tour operators and hostels that accommodate solo travelers. English is widely spoken at tourist spots, and the people are friendly and hospitable.

Visiting Cambodia can be the most enriching experience in Southeast Asia—packed with ancient temples, friendly locals, and vibrant culture. But as with any foreign trip, a bit of preparation makes a big difference. Whether you want to visit Angkor Wat, walk through Cambodian markets, or indulge in Cambodia's bustling street food culture, these tips will make your trip smooth and hassle-free.

If you’re someone who loves walking through the pages of history, Cambodia is a destination that should be high on your travel list. With ancient temples, stories of empires long gone, and powerful reminders of modern history, Cambodia offers an immersive experience for every history buff looking to explore more than just monuments.

In this interview, correspondent Polly Nash talks to fire fighter Cami Schafer about one of the many frightening effects of climate change; the ever-growing threat of wildfires around the world. Last year California was hit by the Dixie Fire, the largest single forest fire in the state’s history.

In this week’s interview, Ole ter Wey talks to climate activist Grace Fong about the importance of climate education. Drawing on her very personal experiences with the impacts of climate change in her home country of Fiji.

I’ve been a traveler my whole life — and was lucky enough to have a family that prioritized experiencing new destinations throughout my childhood. Now, it’s my nephew’s turn. At two years old, with seven countries down, he’s on his way to becoming a citizen of the world.

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — The difference between a tourist and a traveler is getting to know a culture, according to Karen Gershowitz, writer and travel addict.Since boarding a plane to Europe when she was 17, Gershowitz has visited over 90 countries and “gained friends.