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All around the world, bird tours and trips are taking flight. Inside, your go-to guide on how to bird, where to bird, and what gear to buy.

Yes, some new hotels did open in 2020. Be inspired by these beautiful new properties in Botswana, Switzerland, California, Japan, and more.

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

Kenya’s international borders are now open to (most) Americans, and travelers may have the great migration to themselves.

AFAR’s picks for the 31 best new hotels in the world.

Traversing 15 states and connecting more than 130 significant landmarks, the trail marks places where some of the nation’s most important events occurred.

If you missed the opportunity to catch the total eclipse over the United States in April, you’ll soon have the chance to catch an exciting “ring of fire” eclipse. Here’s what to know.

Riffel, who was raised in a segregated neighborhood during apartheid, has risen to become one of South Africa’s leading chefs, lauded for creative-yet-unpretentious cooking that features local produce and game. Here, he dishes on his influences and must-do food experiences for travelers.

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.

A ban on travel from India is set to go into effect on Tuesday, May 4.

The U.S. may be known for its national parks, but these 10 in other countries―from Costa Rica to China―are worthy rivals.

In the ancient medina, a new development is putting Morocco’s artisans front and center.

These are the 24 hotels we recommend most for wellness.

Ahead of cohosting the 2026 World Cup—and celebrating America’s 250th birthday with an epic Fourth of July bash—Boston is in the spotlight for its generous green space, award-winning restaurants, burgeoning art scene, and diverse neighborhoods.

Travel is transformative, but we also have a duty to leave places we visit better than we find them—and with a better understanding of the destination and the people who call it home.