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Heading to Cusco, Lima, the Amazon, Machu Picchu, and the Sacred Valley? This list has everything you need to pack—and more.

From a new Orient Express yacht to an Atlas Ocean Voyages expedition vessel, the wind-fueled technology dating back thousands of years is experiencing a revolutionary renaissance that could drastically reduce cruising’s footprint.

Alongside a new astronomy center, Flagstaff is now a hotbed of standout culinary outposts, making it the ideal place to kick off your Grand Canyon–fueled adventure.

Some of Italy’s prettiest and most uncrowded beaches are on islands in the Mediterranean, Tyrrhenian, and Adriatic seas.

The two-month expedition, inspired by historic Viking journeys, visits Greenland and crosses the storied Northwest Passage before heading to Alaska’s remote Aleutian Islands and ending in Japan and South Korea.

How to see a new side of the oldest and most visited tourist attraction in the world? Travel with an archaeologist.

Explore an ancient library, climb aboard a replica of a ship that carried Irish immigrants to America, and follow in the footsteps of James Joyce.

As a travel writer, I have spent time in stunning places all over the world—but I haven’t found any region that rivals the Caribbean.

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

Five Colorado restaurants earned a Michelin Star, four earned a green star, and nine earned a Bib Gourmand designation.

From historic neighborhoods and major museums to breweries and outdoor pursuits, Colorado Springs has much to offer.

A Boeing 737-800 is the main draw of the 1,200-square-foot suite at the Corendon Amsterdam New-West, and the whole room has been recently refurbished to be even cooler.

Choose your own winter adventure in Canada—be it holiday markets, winter wonderland hikes, or an ice hotel—and base yourself at one of these standout hotels.

Where to go for gravity-defying rock formations, vast and colorful canyons, and surprising water features.

In a new report, leaders from the Caribbean and other vulnerable regions call for the world’s biggest polluters to combat climate change.