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The designation is given to destinations with exceptional night sky visibility, allowing for incredible views of the stars and other astronomical phenomena.

Monet was inspired by his gardens at Giverny in France; Kerouac by his road trips across the U.S. You can find inspiration in your own travels on one of many workshop-style trips.

Why you should immerse yourself in the wonders of nature and see some of the most incredible locations in Europe and North America this year.

Official Paris 2024 Olympic events packages are now live—they include guaranteed tickets to the Games, hotel accommodations, and curated tours and activities.

Across Spain, culinary stars are heading to tiny towns to give diners a taste of their heritage—and to help pave a path forward for places they love.

From lakeside cafés to alpine trails, Switzerland rewards travelers who take their time.

Where to taste Indigenous flavors, local ingredients, and modern Southwest cuisine in the U.S.'s first UNESCO City of Gastronomy.

In celebration of the French airline’s 90th birthday, Air France is giving you the chance to win two round-trip business-class tickets to Paris.

A journey through this vast wilderness offers iconic parks, ancient forests, wildlife, and a history tour of the Wild West. One of the best ways to visit Wyoming is to hit the open road.

The hope is that preserving this Japanese American internment camp in Colorado will inform future generations about a shameful part of U.S. history.

London calling? These hotels—stylish town houses, global brands, and refreshed grande dames among them—are waiting.

Get to know the world’s oldest continuously living culture through these dozen enlightening (and fun) tours.

With everything from caving, fishing, and snorkeling to uncrowded Maya temples and some of the best dive sites in the world, this Caribbean country has everything you need to recharge in the great outdoors.

Outpost adventure camps make Chile’s backcountry a lot more accessible—and a lot ritzier.

The eruption began on December 18 near Grindavík, about 30 miles southwest of Reykjavík and just south of the Blue Lagoon—the famed geothermal baths are consequently closed for the time being.