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These hotels around the world—all owned and run by women—reflect a wide range of destinations and styles.

Richard Branson’s Virgin Hotels New York outpost has arrived—with plenty of red velvet, clever design, and a nightlife hub that dreams bigger than the usual hotel bar.

Afar’s resident hotel expert uncovers 12 of the most alluring new and renovated hotels of 2025, from California to Indonesia.

Though small, “pocket forests” are mighty, containing incredible biodiversity and helping to rewild cities. New York just got its first.

These expert-found activities will show you the kitschy, authentic side of Palm Springs.

Set during and after World War II, The New Look follows the famous designers through hotels, brasseries, and boutiques that are still around today.

I live in Amsterdam. These are my best tips for experiencing the city like a local.

Opening in February 2026 just north of London’s West End, the Newman takes cues from Fitzrovia’s bohemian history, balancing thoughtfully designed rooms with street-facing spaces meant to be shared.

Descend into ancient mine shafts, visit skilled woodcarvers, soar to the top of eastern Germany’s highest mountain, and soak up the charm of historic towns.

Travel booking site Skyscanner analyzed data from thousands of flight searches between January 1 and June 30, 2025. Here’s what it found.

Sarah Dusek, the former CEO of Under Canvas, recently launched the sustainable safari and luxury outdoor hospitality company Few & Far. She shares the passions and learnings that have shaped her path from aid worker to regenerative hospitality entrepreneur.

Three tastemakers—in fashion, farming, and at an aquarium—share how Seattle’s sustainability credentials are shaping it. Plus, how to explore the city as a local.

With their eerie histories and ghoulish charm, these hotels promise to give guests both thrills and chills.

Overtourism has led to housing shortages and culture loss in the capital. Here are tips to be a more responsible traveler in Mexico City.

Reacting to wildfires from L.A. to the wetlands of Brazil and forests of Costa Rica, tourism groups are increasingly stepping in to help safeguard the places and communities they cherish.