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A new pilot program allows passengers to upload health data such as COVID test results—which could ultimately help facilitate the reopening of borders.

Set in a reimagined banking mansion, the Florentin offers a more atmospheric, residential-feeling alternative to the city’s business hotels.

At One&Only’s new Big Sky resort in Montana, design-forward cabins, heated gondolas, and private hot tubs promise alpine luxury in the wilderness. We stayed to see how it delivers.

If you’re based in North America, you’ll have to travel to see the blood moon on July 27. Here’s where to go.

AmaWaterways heightens the experience by going beyond the Rhine’s magical scenery. Here’s how.

UNESCO World Heritage sites are some of the most popular destinations for travelers. Yet many are inaccessible to disabled travelers, and any alterations to the sites are often resisted.

From longevity-focused retreats to urban resorts with serious spa programs, France’s top hotels for wellness prioritize results-driven wellness shaped by tradition.

Whether you’re looking for a culinary getaway in Emilia-Romagna, a history-filled retreat in Basilicata, or design-forward digs in Lombardy, the top 15 hotels in Italy deliver a wide range of experiences in the “bel paese.”

Whether you’re looking to dive deep underwater or witness a spectacle in the sky, there’s something for you.

These meals are so special and immersive that they could anchor your entire vacation. Step one: Nab a reservation.

Recent cases of severe in-flight turbulence have alarmed the flying public. Here’s how passengers can best protect themselves and potentially lower their risk of encountering extreme turbulence.

These are the best spas to get your aurora borealis on.

CERN, the nuclear physics science center where the world wide web was invented and the Higgs boson was discovered, is open to the public for free. And it’s awesome.

A confluence of cultures makes this Malaysian island’s cuisine—and especially its street food— something special.

After spending three months in one of the driest places in the world, writer Mark Johanson is eager to return.