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With broad beaches, walkable neighborhoods, and a thriving culinary scene, Valencia delivers a different side of Spain.

More people are gravitating toward saunas in Greenland and helicopter yoga in Kenya—where no one is around for miles.

The history and lore of Halifax keep the evolving city grounded in its maritime roots.

Venice is at risk of being added to UNESCO’s list of World Heritage in Danger sites because of how these ships threaten the delicate marine environment and overwhelm the city with thousands of day-trippers.

Fossil-rich Wyoming draws amateur paleontologists from all over the world. Jean-Pierre Cavigelli shows them how it’s done.

There’s a growing number of EV rental car options available to travelers. Here’s what to know about planning a trip using an EV rental car.

Find locally recommended haunts during a long weekend in a city both ancient and young, silly and sacred, polite and profane.

The new cost is part of the U.K.'s forthcoming Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) system, which will be required of all noncitizens entering the country, including U.S. travelers.

Japan’s departure tax, known as the “sayonara tax,” will increase from ¥1,000 to ¥3,000 beginning in July 2026 as the country seeks to improve tourism infrastructure and address overtourism.

Don’t expect any humdrum, large hotel chains here: instead, ecofriendly surf lodges, historic forts-turned-inns, and stone-walled vacation homes await.

The JW Marriott Masai Mara Lodge in Kenya excels in wildlife sightings, wellness, and photography skill building.

This summer saw what felt like unprecedented bad tourist behavior. Is the end of it near?

Immerse yourself in all the architectural glamour of Old Florida—pastel colors, neon, and window “eyebrows” all included.

Surrounded by excellent dining and cultural activities in the NoMad district, The Evelyn hotel’s art deco style offers a contemporary version of Manhattan’s turn-of-the-century elegance.

In our latest issue, we’ve scoured the globe for where travelers should visit next—and reached out to the people who know them best: locals.