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Yes, it can be safe to stay in hotels—but it’s all about understanding your tolerance for risk and being prepared for the fact that, well, everything is different.

It’s probably a good idea either way.

Peaceful accommodations for spiritual wanderers.

Eco-friendly, animal-friendly voluntourism.

Vacation among the vines at these small-in-size but big-on-wine destinations in France, Italy, Portugal, and beyond.

Philanthropist and conservationist Kristine McDivitt Tompkins has long championed protected land in Patagonia; now, with her gift, Chile has entered a historic age of conservation.

In the wake of a nationwide surge of anti-Asian hate crimes, writer Bonnie Tsui reflects on the resiliency of Chinatowns.

The city’s most modern food is emerging from one of its oldest neighborhoods: Coconut Grove.

Reykjavík has its charms, but to get the most of all Iceland has to offer, it’s best to hit the road.

Between the upcoming U.S. presidential election, the number of governments and entities that need to work together and agree, and reciprocity issues, there are a lot of hurdles.

This Mexican eatery along the Riviera Maya is saving the reefs, one fish taco at a time.

Bigger isn’t always better when it’s time to get away. Case in point: These smaller, off-the-radar enclaves across the United States are well worth the wander come wintertime.

In the acclaimed documentary “A Tuba to Cuba,” NOLA’s Preservation Hall Jazz Band travels to the Caribbean in search of the sounds that gave birth to jazz. Here’s how to follow in the band’s footsteps on a visit to the island nation.

As the world-renowned London theater teeters on the brink of permanently closing, AFAR’s editors reflect on what the Globe means to them.

For $205, the 10-minute flight to the airport was worth it for the views alone but also was a huge time saver.