Thursday, January 20, 2022

By The Way: The dogs that save skiers’ lives

In case you missed it this week: At a Wyoming ski resort, search-and-rescue dogs play a key role on staff; the trends travel advisers are observing for 2022 trips; and tips from fellow travelers on what to do if you test positive for the coronavirus on an international trip.

Rescuer dogs

(Amber Baesler for The Washington Post)

Meet the avalanche dogs who save skiers' lives

If a person is buried beneath the snow in Jackson Hole, highly skilled dogs pinpoint their location so a rescue can begin.

Trending trips

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The most popular destinations for travel in 2022, according to experts

Travel advisers say national parks, Mediterranean beaches and African safaris are all having a moment.

Stuck overseas

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You tested positive in a foreign country. Here's what you should do.

Getting back home after catching covid abroad can be a tricky proposition. Travelers who have been there offer advice on insurance, quarantining and travel restrictions.

Perspective

(Illustration by Margaret Flatley for The Washington Post)

The hidden gift of a travel disaster

A viral story about an insufferable dinner in Italy offers a lesson on silver linings.

On the shore of the Salton Sea lies Southern California's hidden arts scene

A small town along a shrinking lake has become a haven for artists.

Traveling to Europe? What to know about 5 countries during omicron.

CDC lets cruise rules expire as omicron surges on ships

How to avoid travel regret

The best passport holders, wallets and other travel accessories

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There's more to see

(Rachel Woolf for The Washington Post)

Travel is back, and we are updating our City Guides to 70 cities around the world so you can plan your dream trip. This week, check out our guide to Denver.