From historic Everest summits to Jane Goodall’s chimpanzee research, National Geographic magazine and its famed covers have shared the expanse of our world with readers for well over a century.

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Domestically, places that made the list include Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (impressive arts and culture); Maui, Hawaii (recovering after the 2023 wildfires) and the Badlands of North Dakota (the soon-to-open Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library). In no particular order, here are some other destinations on the magazine’s list of 25.

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Travelers can explore Beijing's ancient past by visiting the Beijing Central Axis – a newly designated UNESCO World Heritage Site – and other historic sites like Tiananmen Square. Visa-free stays will be expanded in 2026 for 47 countries, including the United States, making travel to the Chinese capital easier.

The outlet’s annual roundup highlighted a number of U.S. destinations for travelers to consider next year — and one city may come as a surprise

National Geographic recently released its Best of the World Destinations 2026, a roundup of 25 global destinations meant to inspire, and included on the list is one of Oklahoma's most iconic landmarks. Each year, the travel publication makes a call to its ...

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National Geographic is set to bring back its much-loved Explorer Film Festival with an all-new season. Featuring groundbreaking films and bold voices, this years edition continues National Geographics legacy of storytelling that inspires curiosity and connects us to the world in new ways.