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If you missed the opportunity to catch the total eclipse over the United States in April, you’ll soon have the chance to catch an exciting “ring of fire” eclipse. Here’s what to know.

There’s a music museum for you, whether you’re in Asheville, Cleveland, or South Dakota.

For some visitors, short-term rentals provide a way to access neighborhoods and pricing they can’t access otherwise with hotel stays. But residents complain about a depleting affordable housing supply.

Miles and miles of gorgeous coastline, world-class cuisine and culture, legendary wineries, and so much more make the Golden State a dreamy destination. Here’s how to plan a trip suited to any traveler interest.

Here’s what to do to get to know the multifaceted City by the Bay, from classic attractions to quirky events.

In this excerpt, a French writer heads to the U.S.-Mexico border for a road trip and recounts the characters he meets along the way.

Montana, Wyoming, and Texas aren’t the only states where you can find a rich history of ranches that invite guests to ride horses, attend rodeos, go fishing, and make s’mores in the great outdoors.

There are some surprisingly good deals for travel to Europe right now as airlines add service to meet reopening demand.

Interested in moving to the islands for two months? Here’s how to sign up.

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

After a careful two-year renovation, the historic Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa is stepping into a new era of wellness shaped by the surrounding Black Forest.

A record number of travelers will head for the skies this summer, while airlines face Boeing aircraft delays and lingering pandemic problems. Experts predict what this will mean for your summer travel plans.

Here’s why the politically motivated protests are happening and how they could affect your trip.

Cruise lines are finding themselves needing to pivot once more on public health protocols in an ever-changing pandemic environment.

Deep in the hills of rural Pennsylvania, Woolrich continues to craft the kind of heirloom blankets that make Brooklyn artisans (and rapper Drake) weep.