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The first woman tour guide in AlUla, Mashail Makki, on finding magic and mystery in the desert.

Some carriers cut routes from Europe this summer, but airline tickets are cheaper overall. As Scott Keyes, founder of travel app Going, says: “We’re actually calling it the Golden Summer of Cheap Flights.”

Turns out, some people are still planning holiday getaways with responsible travel in mind.

What happens when you test positive in one of the most remote corners of the world.

From beaches and breweries to museums and markets, there’s an endless supply of things to see in this sunny region.

As we head into the holiday season, governors and mayors are are implementing stay-at-home measures and restrictions on businesses in an effort to curb a surge in coronavirus cases. Here’s what you need to know.

In this year’s series of Epic Trips, we travel to Brazilian wetlands, the High Arctic’s kingdom of polar bears, even to the edge of space to see some of the world’s most stunning environments from different angles.

Whether it’s the opening of the new Aman, the Basquiat exhibit everyone’s talking about, or the return of NYC Pride March, there are plenty of reasons to visit NYC now.

Small but mighty, this Caribbean island has activities to occupy any sort of traveler.

‘Rainn Wilson and the Geography of Bliss’ premieres on May 18 on Peacock. AFAR interviewed the actor and host about the surprising secrets to joy he found on his global quest.

The travel industry has a long way to go to reach its climate ambitions of net-zero by 2050, but these companies and destinations are stepping up to the challenge.

Through crowdsourcing, the SafeUp app is helping solo travelers feel more comfortable all over the world.

The secret to a stellar meal is a solid story.

Armed with artist Mauro Díaz’s insider knowledge, celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Puerto Rican capital and explore centuries-old traditions, art, and architecture.

The Freedom House Museum was a former slave-holding pen for one of the country’s largest slave trading companies. Today, it’s a National Historic Landmark and a museum intent on sharing that difficult past.