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Planning a trip to Japan can be intimidating for the first-time visitor, so we’ve turned to a team of travel experts to learn the secrets to a successful vacation.

When you lose an ø, does it make a sound? Distanced from their history in Denmark, a family road-trips through Jutland to find their home, their family, and the proper pronunciation of their name.

As the FIFA Women’s World Cup crisscrosses the country, so do we with these of-the-moment recommendations for where to eat, stay, and play.

Some are saying Milan is entering a new golden era—and the new Portrait Milano hotel puts travelers in the center of it all.

Tickets are on sale in New York, Chicago, and other cities for five different traveling exhibitions featuring the Dutch painter’s famous works.

Who knew: TSA has a major sense of humor.

With the ability to reach small ports and harbors like Greece’s Amorgos and Italy’s Portoferraio, a program packed with immersive experiences, and just 100 guests, Emerald Cruises’ new superyacht promises enriching voyages for body, mind, and soul.

Find out whether Epic or Ikon is the ski pass for you—or if there’s an alternative you should consider.

For the fourth annual AFAR Travelers’ Awards, readers cast more than 200,000 votes for their favorite hotels, cruise lines, and—for the first time—airlines. Here we present the winners of the Hospitality Group.

There’s only one thing more fun than a college town and that’s a college town without any homework in sight.

These comedies, biopics, documentaries, and adventure films made us want to book a flight.

From bibimbap to Ethiopian doro wat, handcrafted cheese to Icelandic craft gin, these are some of the best food and drinks we’ve had at cruising altitude.

From Lee Krasner in London to Picasso in Potsdam, these exciting European art shows are worth the trip.

Go ahead . . . buy that expensive European designer bag. You may get some cash back thanks to this handy travel tip.

Wine lovers, rejoice: the French-style bar à vins, beloved especially in Paris as a casual, personality-driven neighborhood haunt for regular wine drinking, is staking a claim in the United States.