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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.

We asked to see the world through your lens—and you showed us. Here are the winners and jurors’ picks of the 2019 AFAR Photo Awards presented by United MileagePlus.

With its hundreds of literature-focused shops, cafés, and events, this city is filled with places to enjoy a good book, surrounded by like-minded bibliophiles.

While independent hotels have a spirit of their own, there is something to be said for a hotel that is part of a larger loyalty program.

AFAR staffers share the stories that spark their wanderlust, from a memoir set in Rome to an epic novel based in Japan.

The storied African American neighborhood has stubbornly weathered gentrification and become even more itself—with even more exciting restaurant options.

With the success of the first season of “Master of Fashion,” Beijing designers are making a bid to help the capital of China become the world’s next city of style.

A sleep geek’s tips on what to bring for sweet dreams on the road

Sure, you know Germany has pretzels and France has baguettes, but do you know how these carby delights came to be?

It comes at a steep price—but some of that money will be donated to charity.

Families who took care of these orchards produced their olive oil underground to hide it from pirates.

In Tucson, Arizona, Don Guerra has transformed the meaning of a modern neighborhood bakery—and is bringing the rest of town along for the ride.

The airline that put a double bed in first class a decade ago steps up its suite game—and the result is impressive.

With its dark-as-steel Puget Sound and snowcapped mountains, Washington may not look much like wine country at first. But stay in one of the state’s quintessential wine towns and you’ll quickly discover that some of the country’s best syrahs, merlots, and chardonnays are being produced here.

Louis Vuitton’s new home on the Place Vendôme is closer to a national monument than a monument to capitalism.