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There are plenty of sailings you can take that don’t require a passport, including to some destinations abroad. But you need to make sure you understand the rules and regulations. Here’s what to know.

You don’t need to leave the country to have a wildlife experience of a lifetime.

Brand USA, the country’s tourism marketing body, has launched a new initiative with the goal of providing up-to-date information for international travelers with concerns about visiting the United States right now.

The artist’s newest Skyspace—from a collection of more than 90 pieces across 26 countries—is a trip in and of itself.

Scotch and chrysanthemum tea. Ghee-washed mezcal. Baijiu and mapo tofu. At these Asian American-owned bars, childhood flavors are the inspiration behind inventive cocktails.

Vinyl libraries, fashion accessories, winter sleds, and free museum passes—hotels are getting creative with their complimentary perks.

At 81 years old, best friends Ellie Hamby and Sandy Hazelip traveled around the world in 80 days. A little more than a year after their big adventure, they’re not planning on stopping anytime soon.

More U.S. nationals than ever before are applying for passports. To help keep up with the demand, the State Department plans to open additional passport agencies.

Women finally get their due at these hotels, which put their stories front and center.

In a nod to a bygone era of travel, a celebratory 100th anniversary inflight menu will pay homage to elevated hors d’oeuvres and entrées of the early 20th century.

Live inside a bit of maritime history at these dreamy Airbnb lighthouses.

With crowds overrunning the U.S.’s most popular national parks, head to these alternative parks, forests, and natural wonders instead.

In Grand Turk, the beach is only a few steps away from the docking point.

When the sun, moon, and Earth align in October for an annular solar eclipse, skywatchers can head to a handful of U.S. national parks for the best views.

From the Memphis blues to Seattle grunge, the United States’ unique musical genres are products of the cities that birthed them.