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

The ’90s called and it wants its New Jersey jokes back.

A newly launched Arctic itinerary from expedition line HX partners with Indigenous groups on excursions and activities that they developed.

With funky traditions, award-winning chefs, and access to some of Wisconsin’s best produce, Madison is a must-visit city for the food obsessed.

Some of these hikes are well known, some underrated. All are Afar tested and approved, bringing you closer to the Earth.

Skip the lines, dine at a Michelin-starred restaurant, or live in a mansion near the Magic Kingdom. This is how to do Disney with a dose of luxury.

Santa Fe has all the art, food, history, and nature you could want. Here are the coolest ways to spend your time in the Southwestern city.

The best cruises open up the world in fresh ways. Through thoughtful routes, excursions, and approaches, they help travelers access places they may not have realized were available to them—such as secluded islands, remote riverside towns, and wondrous engineering marvels. Read on for inspiration on where to cruise next.

Several of the approved destinations—like Australia and New Zealand—still won’t let travelers in.

With dazzling views, sophisticated restaurants, and warm service, the beachside Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab brings calm luxury to a city that does everything big.

These 6 essential reads explore the reasons behind summiting the world’s highest mountain.

Budget changes mean that how you support the national parks—either in person or from afar—is more important than ever.

The Holland America Line sailing will visit the Caribbean, South America, Antarctica, Easter Island, French Polynesia, Oceania, Southeast Asia, Egypt, the Mediterranean, and northern Europe.

The Pulitzer Prize–winning author opens up about haunted bookstores, wild rice, and the future of Minneapolis, her home city.

There’s no universal rule about window shades on flights, but there is a clear safety reason behind why crews often ask passengers to keep them open during takeoff and landing.