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French Bee has linked up with Alaska Airlines for smoother connections among the carriers’ flight networks.

The airline, which is known for its often more affordable airfares, plans to add a new first-class cabin to domestic flights in the coming years. Unfortunately, the move might result in slightly tighter economy seats.

Want to attend an Oscars after-party or toss a football with Travis Kelce? Here’s how to access special cultural, sports, and entertainment events using your airline, hotel, and credit card loyalty programs.

The 80,000-point introductory bonus can be redeemed for $1,000 toward relief efforts in Ukraine, business-class tickets on Air France, and more.

A new book tackles the tropes of the “Parisian woman” and introduces readers to some of the game-changers reshaping the City of Light.

Thanks in part to a hefty anonymous donation, the Paris museum will undergo an ambitious redesign that opens the entire building to the public, showcasing more of its vast art collection.

Getting the chance to see the Sistine Chapel without throngs of tourists is an almost religious experience. Here’s how to do it.

One-way flights start as low as $139.

Start your soirée the French way.

Experience midcentury modern style and the resilient beauty of Joshua trees on an eccentric New Age campus at the Bungalows by Homestead Modern.

These underrated narratives—by intrepid travelers who explored the world on horseback, foot, and bicycle—should snag a spot on your reading list.

The company that rates the world’s best restaurants with coveted Michelin stars recently launched Michelin key ratings for hotels. Here’s how Michelin reviews and rates the top hotels in the world.

The top credit cards from Capital One, American Express, and Chase all offer exclusive access to some of the best cultural, culinary, sports, and entertainment events of the year.

Even in winter, the sun-soaked Côte d’Azur beckons with plenty of cultural sites.

On view at the Fondation Louis Vuitton starting April 2, the Paris exhibition will feature 300 works by American artist Cindy Sherman—including several that have never been seen before.