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An unusual horse race in Ecuador turns the concept of fox hunting on its head

Terminals across the country are being outfitted with iPads, have ample bars and restaurants, and offer the option to pay for your food with your airline miles.

By venturing from Jerusalem to Jordan on foot, Leon McCarron sought to immerse himself in the region’s rich history, connect with its people, and fight the Western world’s fear by reporting back on his experiences.

César Vega almost singlehandedly changed the way coffee from Nicaragua is viewed in the United States. He talks to AFAR about the inspiration and driving forces behind his work.

Two Cubans, one in Havana and one in California, talk immigration, daily life, and the future of the relationship between the United States and Cuba.

Plus: trouble in the Maldives and a different kind of footie in London

It’s time to meet Mexico’s other agave spirit.

Where to Get the Best Puerto Rican Food in NYC, According to a Chef

With 24 hours’ notice, AFAR sent writer Tom Rachman to Vienna where, on his quest to discover 
the soul of the Austrian capital, he 
stumbled upon the city’s 
darker side.

AFAR sent writer Freda Moon on her first solo trip since the birth of her daughter. But it wasn’t until the day before she left that she learned she would be going to Morocco.

Competition makes for better friends than small talk.

To truly immerse yourself in the culture of Croatia’s most famous city, Dubrovnik, slow down, sink in, and stay in the moment.

Alone, techless, and unable to speak the language, one writer finds the best way to understand the city is to order a drink.

The experimental brewery of a certain, quintessentially Irish beer is now open to the public

See a historic side of Philadelphia.