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

Foreign nationals from the European Schengen Area, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Brazil, and South Africa are prohibited from entering the U.S. as concerns about new coronavirus variants mount.

Chef Dominique Crenn is officially the first woman to head a three-star restaurant in the United States.

A flock of sleek new ships is sailing here—and it isn’t far from home.

Boatsetter, the Airbnb of boats, makes it easy to rent anything from a fishing boat to a fully crewed yacht.

Melissa Biggs Bradley and Indagare Travel are recreating virtual travel experiences by connecting stuck-at-home travelers with locals in other countries.

The room rates are eye-watering—but the promise from the brand is that a couple of nights at an Aman will feel like a week staying anywhere else.

Five lucky people will get to live and work alongside scientists on an all-expenses-paid sabbatical in Antarctica.

It turns out the “Star Wars” galaxy isn’t terribly far, far away.

From a hemp farm with goat yoga to a wedding chapel with vintage clothing for sale, these businesses make Asheville unlike anywhere else.

From a surfing haven to a shaman-led experience, these trips will reset your mind and body—without a downward dog in sight.

Travel is as much about the people we meet as the places we go, but making those on-the-ground connections can be challenging. These sites are here to help.

The “Chocolate Village by the River” gives chocoholics prime access to the Teta Frida chocolate factory.

Don’t expect any humdrum, large hotel chains here: instead, ecofriendly surf lodges, historic forts-turned-inns, and stone-walled vacation homes await.

How does travel make you happy? In our first-ever Travel Happiness Survey, presented by the Aruba Tourism Authority, we turned that question over to you.