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Leaders of the 27-country bloc have decided to impose travel restrictions on most foreigners entering Europe for at least 30 days to limit the spread of the new coronavirus, or COVID-19.

In a region where traditions run deep, artistry thrives and makes the destination the South’s enduring muse.

With Europe set to reopen to Americans, rolling along the Danube, Seine, or Douro River just became a very real possibility for summer 2021.

Surf, sand, culture, and craftsmanship—these are the 15 most incredible properties in Bali and the Indonesian archipelago.

The renowned Smithsonian Institution is infusing Ponant sailings with high-quality educational programming and exclusive access to notable historical and cultural sites.

An island resident shares insider tips for avoiding Bali’s busiest spots, with recommendations for quieter villages, lesser-known temples, and local night markets.

In the absence of travelers amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Venetians have had a rare glimpse at a cleaner, quieter version of Italy’s most-visited city—and some residents hope it will stick.

Driven deeper into debt by the pandemic and highly dependent on tourism revenues, several Mediterranean countries are not waiting for the EU to roll out its travel pass system before reopening.

The latest additions—from Europe’s great spa towns to a nearly 100-year-old railway in Iran—are definitely worthy of a detour or even planning your next trip around.

These new hotels also build genuine connections between their guests and their local communities.

Germany announces a partial four-week lockdown as Europe faces a second wave of coronavirus cases.

The closest you can get to the Fruili region of Italy may very well be in Napa Valley.

Midcentury charm meets modern comfort at these 14 hotels all over California.

Have you been waiting for the right moment to book an international trip? These destinations deliver more for your money right now.

With the right itinerary—and a strong cafecito or two running through your veins—you can fit in a bit of it all in Miami.