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The best-kept secret in the Caribbean? Visiting in summer. Here’s what you need to know.

The real reason there’s a luggage rack in your hotel room.

From a new Orient Express yacht to an Atlas Ocean Voyages expedition vessel, the wind-fueled technology dating back thousands of years is experiencing a revolutionary renaissance that could drastically reduce cruising’s footprint.

Alongside a new astronomy center, Flagstaff is now a hotbed of standout culinary outposts, making it the ideal place to kick off your Grand Canyon–fueled adventure.

From enrolling in trusted traveler programs to making sure your bag is organized, these tips will help you breeze through security.

Whistler draws visitors with art, culture, food, and boundless natural beauty year-round.

Cruise lines are rethinking the rush from port to port, offering longer stays and overnight visits for deeper, more immersive travel.

Florida is the only state in the U.S. where you can see flamingos. And that’s not the only rare and iconic wildlife you can see. Check out these parks and reserves.

Brussels’s public bus company is asking people to send in voice messages—and then it sets out on a journey every evening to deliver them in person via loudspeaker.

Some of Italy’s prettiest and most uncrowded beaches are on islands in the Mediterranean, Tyrrhenian, and Adriatic seas.

The first woman tour guide in AlUla, Mashail Makki, on finding magic and mystery in the desert.

One AFAR editor spent four days on a remote Alaskan island sleeping in a canvas tent, foraging for berries, and taking daily saunas. Sound like your ideal trip? There’s still room to sign up for the Guest House 2019 this fall.

After a week of street demonstrations rocked Barcelona, the city has returned to a state of wary peace. Here’s why the protests happened and how they could affect your trip.

New outdoor dining and streateries, museums practically to yourself, and one of the nation’s best bars is reopening—for starters.

A writer discovers that walking Great Britain’s many footpaths is more than a lockdown salvation—it’s a civic duty.