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Storms are expected in large swaths of the country just in time for Thanksgiving. Here’s what travelers can expect and a step-by-step guide for what to do should your flight plans start to falter.

From intricate leatherwork to hand-forged steel, the creative soul of the West lives on in Sheridan’s devoted craftspeople.

From June 17 onward, visitors from Canada, Australia, and Japan also no longer need visas to enter the South American country.

Luxurious places for a soak and sauna session are popping up around the United States. Here are seven to check out.

Freehand Hotels teamed up with Highline Wellness to offer complimentary CBD gummies at its four U.S. locations in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, and Chicago.

It’s another season of new travel regulations in Europe, with some countries loosening requirements and others tightening them. But one thing remains the same—it’s still confusing.

The world feels bigger, and more full of possibility, than it has in years.

Graduate Hotels, a boutique collection of properties centered in U.S. college towns, is teaming up with scholarship search app Scholly to raise funds providing relief for student and alumni debt.

Everyone’s go-to company for hard-shell spinners just released its first line of durable duffels and backpacks made with water- and abrasion-resistant recycled materials.

A drive along this southern route reveals endangered landscapes, historic sites, and a German-style brewery that survived Prohibition.

Nestled in South Carolina’s scenic Upstate region, Greenville is an emerging creative enclave that’s earned a well-deserved reputation as a noteworthy cultural hub.

Diners and cafés along the Mother Road dish out nostalgic sweet treats, good enough to stay on menus for nearly 100 years.

With salmon fishing (and eating), craft breweries, hiking trails, and a thriving local art scene, there’s a lot to love about Anchorage.

When it comes to hopping across the pond for vacation, there’s good and bad news.

“It’s the paradox and hypocrisy of colonization.”