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With cutting-edge modern restaurants, Titanic sightseeing, and an engaging cultural scene, Belfast ranks among Europe’s most appealing destinations.

New York is experiencing a summer unlike any other in order to control the coronavirus outbreak.

Take a closer look at how some of the world’s most popular destinations are coping with overtourism—and learn a few ways you can travel more conscientiously.

One traveler hikes through the haunted beauty of the Balkans to see if a trail can heal the wounds of war.

It’s in Calistoga, one of the valley’s popular towns.

A new nonstop flight between NYC and Nairobi means the wonders of East Africa are within reach as never before.

This cluster of Caribbean islands escaped the wrath of 2017’s hurricanes and is open for business. With its unusual wildlife, unsullied beaches, and air perfumed with cinnamon and nutmeg, there’s no better time to go.

As a child in Rwanda, Clemantine Wamariya lived a comfortable, middle-class life. Then came the genocide. In the space of months, Clemantine—who later escaped and became a human-rights advocate—went from being a six-year-old surrounded by home and family to a refugee.

Don’t overlook this relaxed, beachy side of the country.

Explore some of Iran’s most spectacular UNESCO Heritage Sites by rail.

Frequent travelers love hospitality rewards programs—and the bigger the better, right? Well, not always.

No crowds. No cosplay. Just temples, trees, and a warm bath at the end of the day on the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route.

From fighting Ebola to dealing with the refugee crisis, this doctor has seen it all. This is what his life is like.

Forget Groundhog Day—from drowning the goddess of winter to downing a glass of wine with a live fish, Europe’s end-of-winter rituals are much more interesting.

To try Hanoi’s most iconic dish, you have to step beyond the noodle stands.