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A curated list of ethical (and magical) experiences viewing wild animals around the world.

These places don’t require a high budget for a very high quality of life.

It’s a great time to dream about the first place you’ll visit as soon as it’s safe to travel again.

From river cruises to exclusive jungle lodges, the pioneering river cruise line, CroisiEurope, brings its distinctive approach to an extraordinary part of the world.

Even when we travel, stepping outside of our daily lives and being more present is easier said than done. But with these guided adventures designed to connect you with the here and now in Italy, Morocco, and Peru, savoring the moment is more accessible than ever.

Greece’s popularity barely slowed down during the pandemic, and 2022 is shaping up to be another big year. Lock in that dream vacation before the crowds descend.

Here’s why we love the Loren at Lady Bird Lake. Plus: Five exciting destinations within easy walking distance.

Arabic coffee ice cream and umami éclairs are just a few dishes travelers can find in Dubai.

Just back from Honolulu, an AFAR editor explores the history and culture of Waikīkī through the lens of its hotels and personalities.

There’s perhaps no more tempting place to revitalize than in the Caribbean. The most exquisite way to see it all? With the freedom and boutique experience of Emerald Cruises’ new yachts designed for up to 100 guests.

If you missed out earlier this week, JetBlue is giving travelers a second chance to score flights from S.F. to L.A. starting at $44., from L.A. to Cabo as low as $94, and from NYC to Puerto Vallarta for $179.

It’s an unlikely route for a luxury river cruise—and that’s what makes it so wondrous.

From fine dining to beachfront bites, Mayakoba is changing the way travelers eat in the Riviera Maya.

After hours, explore Middle-earth, indulge in first-class coffee and wine, and hike among fjords and glaciers. Here’s what to know about New Zealand’s new plan to make it easier for digital nomads to stay long-term.

After doing away with its COVID testing requirement for vaccinated travelers in March, Italy is now no longer requiring a health pass, or “green pass,” to enter restaurants and other venues.