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Wander off the beaten path in Western Canada to find expansive Prairie landscapes, learn about Indigenous culture, and explore spectacular nature.

From falconry in the California desert to olive oil tasting in Spain, these immersive hotel stays connect you to place.

From an Italian place with 40-layer lasagna to a Latin-Mediterranean spot serving dim sum platters, these are the restaurants to book now.

Whether your dream vacation includes taking in the mountain air on a wellness break, soaking in a thermal spring, or strolling lakeside after a city tour, these extraordinary hotels offer a relaxing stay to top off memorable Swiss days.

Admire street art, art collections, and a sculpture park, and then explore the city’s creative culinary scene, for an inspiring trip filled with cultural experiences that are scientifically proven to relax you.

Brooklyn-based perfume company D.S. & Durga turned one of its most popular scents into a hand sanitizer to help during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Chef Alon Shaya talks about learning recipes from locals—and why it was the highlight of his trip.

Long before the internet, Antarctic explorers of the early 1900s survived tedium with these basic activities.

Finding the right travel pillow is a must for getting better sleep at 40,000 feet.

The 8 Seconds Juneteenth Rodeo is happening on June 17 in Oregon’s biggest city.

Ahead of the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics, the city has been hurrying to clean up its famous—and historically polluted—waterway. But the plan has run into several hurdles, including threats of “poop protests.”

The Lufthansa Group is cutting CO₂ emissions through fleet modernization, Green Fares, and sustainable fuels.

From ancient ritual baths and archeological sites to modern cultural centers and Europe’s oldest cemeteries, the Jewish centers of Speyer, Worms, and Mainz offer a trip through time like no other.

More than a decade after she first called the city home, one writer finds Prague—and herself—changed.