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Daydreaming of a beer-cation to Vermont? These craft breweries need to be at the top of your list and at the bottom of your glass.

Croatian officials have confirmed that with a negative coronavirus test result or quarantine, leisure travelers from anywhere in the world—including from the United States—are allowed to visit Croatia.

Paris to the Alps, Rome to Munich, Amsterdam to Milan—combining overnight accommodation and transport in one, night trains are the smart, scenic, and fun way to travel throughout Europe.

From Tokyo to Paris, these hotels place you close to the finest restaurants in the world.

Recent traveler deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning in hotels and home rentals serve as reminders why this safety device is a packing list essential. Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself.

These places don’t require a high budget for a very high quality of life.

Newly launched cruise line Explora Journeys designed its vessels specifically with the cruise averse in mind. Here’s a first look.

Thailand’s new Blue Jasmine rail journey is more than a train trip. This nine-day experience features daily excursions, UNESCO sites, luxury hotel stays, and fine dining onboard, offering a glamorous way to slow down and see more of the country.

California’s super bloom season gets a remix: Here’s where to forage, plus some fun(gi) tips for experiencing the bounty of edible mushrooms.

A touch of Parisian cooking, notable bread, and seafood-centric regional Indian all come to the Holy City.

Lamu, Kenya, encourages visitors to slow down and appreciate life without cars.

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

Are you a food lover, a wine enthusiast, a history buff? Ponant has you covered with its inspiring new collection of themed cruises.

From taprooms with patios and off-leash parks to welcoming hotels, four-legged travelers are treated like locals at every turn.

The “Edge” in New York City’s Hudson Yards real estate development opened to the public on March 11. Here’s why it’s worth visiting.