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Italy or India, Bangladesh or Burundi: Where will your reading take you this year? If your booklist needs some international flair, consider these recent stories by writers around the world.

A week after one of Florida’s worst hurricanes, coastal communities remain entirely cut off. A writer based in Florida fills us in on how locals are coping and what recovery efforts look like.

Mountaineers and trekkers who agree to quarantine for a week at a hotel in Kathmandu—among many other restrictions—are now welcome back to Nepal.

New exhibitions and dining options make the most of Scottsdale’s enviable desert location.

Autumn means oysters in this maritime city. Knock back a few then fill up on the rest of Baltimore’s best: a dynamic arts scene, hiking and biking trails, and Halloween festivities inspired by Edgar Allan Poe.

Connecting hard-to-reach mountain villages, UNESCO World Heritage sites, and jaw-dropping natural beauty, the Lebanon Mountain Trail has become an important part of the country’s heritage.

Cruise writer Fran Golden took her daughter and her daughter’s best friend on a Disney cruise in 1999. More than two decades later, they had an epic reunion on the newly launched Disney Treasure—and brought a new generation along for the ride.

From New York to San Francisco, these urban-adjacent spots will get you out of the city and into nature fast.

From soccer bars and charming, small-town inns to drag brunches and farm-to-table dining, here’s how you can shop small and explore queer communities when you visit the state.

Airbnb just revealed its 51 most wish-listed rentals in each state (and D.C.). These are the ones AFAR staffers are pining over.

Several United Nations agencies, the Red Cross, and USAID are among the organizations that have rushed in to help, but more is needed.

These cards can help give you peace of mind when planning your next trip.

The City of Seven Hills has never been closer to the City by the Bay.

Where to go in California, according to handbag entrepreneur and Los Angeles resident Clare Vivier.

Starting November 1, any American can travel to Costa Rica. All that’s needed? A medical form and health insurance.