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The digital health certificate meant to help facilitate travel is now up and running across the EU.

Taking on the state’s most iconic highway in what has become—for better or for worse—the state’s most iconic car.

Janu Tokyo has finally opened its doors, launching the playful, wellness-focused, and slightly more affordable new luxury lifestyle brand from Aman Resorts.

You’ll want to add these Joshua Tree Airbnbs—with futuristic architecture, firepits, and unparalleled stargazing opportunities—to your wish list.

Visit under-the-radar towns, take a cooking class with a cookbook author, and eat at an agriturismo in the countryside.

Ship-within-a-ship spaces are ideal for those looking for a more private and quiet cruise experience within a bigger ship.

These hotels feel like thousand dollar per night stays but actually cost much less.

In Washington’s Mount Rainier National Park, wildflower season typically occurs from mid-July through August—but this year, colorful blooms have already started sprouting across the park.

Dive into cenotes, learn reef care at a coral lab, then unwind with Riviera Maya flavors and spa calm.

The best places to see cherry blossoms from one end of Japan to the other. Plus, where to find some of the country’s top festivals.

European low-cost carrier Corendon Airline recently announced that it is reserving the front rows on select flights for passengers 16 and up. Does relegating young kids to the back of the plane stand to improve the inflight experience for others?

Neil Jacobs helped turn Six Senses into a global force in wellness and sustainability. Now he’s stepping down—and starting again.

From the stand-ins for Windsor Castle to Balmoral, these are the places where many critical scenes were shot—and that fans of the hit Netflix show can visit IRL.

From historic palaces to lively markets and stylish hotels, this lush garden city is an oasis of calm outside Abu Dhabi city.

Many countries are dropping COVID entry requirements and ships are sailing in full force once again. COVID-19, however, still lingers in the air—literally.