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Every cartographer must take a stance on borders—and in so doing could spark fury.

Hitting the road in lieu of heading to the dinner table can result in some unforgettable Thanksgiving memories.

Opened in May, the Fenix museum brings interactive installations and a showstopping, tornado-like rooftop structure to Rotterdam’s historic port district.

From river cruises to exclusive jungle lodges, the pioneering river cruise line, CroisiEurope, brings its distinctive approach to an extraordinary part of the world.

Open to the public who book hotel rooms and suites, the Twenty Two is also opening its second location in NYC this fall.

“We wanted to turn the perception of staying in grandma’s attic on its head.”

Farm-to-table and fish-to-dish dining brings you closer to nature in the Nordic countries.

From a Galápagos expedition to an exploration of the Azores on a classic sailing ship and river cruises through Europe, these are the best sailings for seeing the world on your own, but not totally alone.

At Sandals, local flavors and villa stays bring a new kind of getaway.

Ahead of the Olympics, one of the city’s top concierges shares what to do—and where to eat—in the Japanese capital.

The Camino del Norte and Primitivo are alternatives to the Camino Frances, offering more mountains, Basque cuisine, and tranquility.

Whether you’re looking for a beach vacation or a one-of-a-kind experience, there’s a hotel in Barbados ready for you.

From a reimagined safari camp to an art-filled Canadian outpost, these 10 hotels get high marks for their innovative architecture and purposeful design.

It’s always the perfect time to explore the famed architect’s lasting imprint on Catalonia’s most beloved city.

Pillows, blankets, seats, bathrooms, dishes, and trays—how the heck are airplanes cleaned? And how often?