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UNESCO World Heritage sites are some of the most popular destinations for travelers. Yet many are inaccessible to disabled travelers, and any alterations to the sites are often resisted.

Discover culinary marvels—ranging from traditionally Scottish to farm-to-table dishes of flourishing urban movements—throughout the country’s gorgeous landscapes.

From classic Italian street foods to Maine’s well-loved lobster rolls, these summer food festivals will please plenty of palates.

Passengers can use a new private jet service to get to and from ports of call as well as for midcruise sightseeing.

These 11 towns will surprise you with their vineyards, tasting rooms, restaurants, and boutique inns—and have you shipping bottles home by the case.

The Nordic island nation is home to urban boutique hotels, spa resorts, adventure lodges, and even a bubble dome where you can watch the aurora borealis from your bed.

These new hotels also build genuine connections between their guests and their local communities.

Travel with Paul Gauguin Cruises to capture these dreamy South Pacific moments yourself.

Explore tulips, wine harvests, and Christmas markets without the stress on Emerald Cruises.

Be it a haka dance or a guided hike, to experience Māori culture is to experience the best of Aotearoa.

At the 10-room Ode Toronto, local art, vintage shopping, and neighborhood restaurants in Dundas West define the experience.

Let your tastebuds—and experts—guide you on these mouthwatering culinary tours throughout the globe.

For some fliers—especially those trying to get some work done at cruising altitude—staying connected has become essential. Now, they’ll be able to do so no matter which major U.S. carrier they are flying with.

New and revived transatlantic and transpacific routes will give fliers more choices for international travel this year.

Go ziplining or snorkeling in the land of wild jungles and coral reefs.