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Before she lost her to cancer, an AFAR editor spent five days in Rome with her mom, learning how to live a fuller life.

Why do monks wear saffron robes, what does rambutan taste like, and how does it feel to wear necklaces of brass rings? Join one of these tours in “The Land of Smiles” for a chance to chat with a monk, help a farmer, or meet Lisu villagers.

It isn’t heaven, but it’s pretty darn close.

The cofounders of Want Les Essentiels—twins Dexter and Byron Peart—love Montreal’s food scene almost as much as the iconic apartment complex they call home.

The Kudichin neighborhood was established before the city’s official founding, but most travelers miss this fascinating spot—and its delicious hybrid cuisine.

Oh-So-Arty holds local insider–led tours in 18 cities around the world.

The retired “Queen Elizabeth 2,” permanently moored in Mina Rashid, has debuted as a 224-room floating resort.

Even if you don’t own your own plane, a number of ride-sharing private jet startups want to help you fly in style, with flights that are about 50 percent more than the cost of a first-class ticket.

The home-sharing service partnered with designer Phillip Lim to bring this new line of loungewear to life.

As the weather warms in the Northern Hemisphere and people get restless worldwide, beaches have become a hot spot: a place to exercise and a place to see bad behavior. What can we do to share beaches while social distancing?

In Wyoming and South Dakota, stunning settings and exciting ways to explore make for the ultimate getaway.

From beaches to jungles, these Costa Rica resorts immerse travelers in the country’s most picturesque natural settings.

There’s a beach for every type of traveler, whether you’re drawn to the blustery Scottish coast or Brazil’s most iconic stretch of sand.

The mountainous region of Molise, Italy, has announced it will pay people to settle in its most underpopulated villages to preserve local communities and culture.

With mountains, rainforest, and the Caribbean Sea—including after-hours bioluminescent bays—there’s so much more to do in Puerto Rico beyond sunbathing.