Search results for

The luxury I. M. Pei–designed Midtown marvel is near Central Park—and it’s open to overnight guests again with a reimagined lobby restaurant and bar worth a visit even if you aren’t staying at the hotel.

Following President Yoon Suk Yeol’s short-lived martial law declaration, travelers may be wondering about the current climate in South Korea. A Korean American travel writer who recently returned shares helpful insights.

A relationship with the outdoors is a good thing. But we also need to consider what we wear when we’re out there.

From Boston to Bristol, Rhode Island, the nation’s birthplace leads the charge in celebrating 250 years of American independence.

Plus the best queer bars, restaurants, and things to do in Grand Rapids and Saugatuck Douglas.

From Michelin stars to hidden tapas joints and locally led paella-making workshops, immerse yourself in Valencia’s diverse food scene.

The only rainforest in the U.S. National Forest system, a botanical garden, coastal trails, and more await in Puerto Rico.

Adventure meets culture across Maui and Oʻahu, where hiking, surfing, snorkeling, and horseback riding come layered with storytelling, tradition, and unforgettable views.

As the world mourns for the Gothic cathedral in Paris, AFAR’s editors reflect on what the cathedral means to them.

In West Yorkshire, an unofficial literary trail offers the chance for travelers to trace the lives of the Brontë sisters and discover how the landscape shaped their literary success.

The U.K. government is working with airports on a plan that would allow COVID-19 testing to halve the 14-day quarantine period that travelers face when arriving from more than 100 countries, including France, Spain, and the United States.

Three creative Californians share the landscapes, neighborhoods, and lesser-known places that inspire their work.

When traveling, the line between cultural appropriation and appreciation can be finer than normal.

No need to go overboard packing for your cruise. Here’s exactly what you need to bring for a wide range of activities.

See an ancient king carved into a cliff, shop for wood-carved ornaments, drink rakia in all its different forms, and eat all the sausage rolls—this holiday sailing offers festive traditions and markets, minus the tourist hordes.