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Go big and spend your Bonvoy points on an overwater villa in the Maldives, a stylish boutique hotel in Rome, and more.

Spicy lionfish tacos, rich goat curry, and creamy coconut rundown are among the bold island flavors you must sample.

Snag a room at one of these hotels in the path of totality next April—before it’s too late.

Birthplace of the iconic piña colada and rum capital of the world, this Island makes it easy to fill your vacation (and cup) with delicious cultural adventures. We caught up with one of the impresarios behind Puerto Rico’s thriving craft cocktail scene, Roberto Berdecia, to get his recommendations for how to do it right.

Pack your sunscreen, sunglasses, and something to read, and get ready to discover your next favorite beach.

You’ll be rewarded with blissfully empty beaches and unhurried meandering from cafés to craft studios.

The state’s swamplands have long provided food, protection, and cultural grounding for the surrounding communities—but they are at risk of disappearing.

The highly anticipated digital art show has prolonged its West Coast premiere—and a new batch of tickets goes on sale January 16.

Most visitors to this sunny Southern California city are familiar with the Gaslamp District, Balboa Park, and the zoo, but to understand the true San Diego, head to where the locals live and play.

Where will 2022 take you? Below, you’ll find 39 destinations—from Abu Dhabi to Alberta, Canada—where your visit will really count. Locals tell us what’s new, exciting, and worth the trip in the coming year.

I road-tested Blundstone’s new vegan boots to see if they lived up to the beloved original leather version. Here’s what I found.

In the Mojave Desert, a network of self-sustaining biomes by Interstellar Lab will be built to research how future generations could inhabit other planets.

There’s a museum for every kind of traveler in the Big Apple.

Though small, “pocket forests” are mighty, containing incredible biodiversity and helping to rewild cities. New York just got its first.

Greenland has a rich vocabulary for ice and snow. But what happens to language when those natural phenomena start to disappear?