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Travel booking site Skyscanner analyzed data from thousands of flight searches between January 1 and June 30, 2025. Here’s what it found.

Zhuzh up your classic New Year’s Eve celebration with these fun customs from elsewhere.

U.S. travelers hopping the pond won’t need to worry about the new rules for entry until next year.

Coffee and tea are drunk nearly everywhere, but what people around the world eat to start the day varies widely.

Explore medieval, Romanesque, Gothic, baroque, and neoclassical architecture—and only unpack once.

Make it look like you’re somewhere far, far away in your video conference calls with AFAR’s original travel photography.

These are the top places to stay in the City of Light.

If used correctly, these two websites can be the ultimate travel-planning tools.

On June 15, tourists from within Europe were able to start crossing borders, but travelers from outside the continent must still remain at bay.

To qualify, you’ll need a monthly income of at least $3,000, and if approved, you can live and work there for up to one year (with the option to renew).

A new project is opening up several of Greece’s ancient shipwrecks, starting with the site of where a cargo ship laden with thousands of amphoras, probably containing wine, sank in the late 5th century B.C.E.

Even though some airport codes seem random, they’re not. Here’s the method to the madness of the International Air Transport Association’s official three-letter system.

There’s a type out there for everyone, whether you’re traveling by train or plane, or heading to the beach or bar.

The European country’s reopening policy will affect summer travelers.

Palace hotels are the highest distinction a hotel can achieve in France. Here’s what they are—and what makes them so special.