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A new rule from the U.S. State Department demands that visa applicants submit their social media account information as part of an updated vetting process.

The Geminids will produce up to 100 meteors per hour the night of Thursday, December 13.

Cruise bookings are up—and other trends that came out of this year’s Virtuoso Travel Week.

From a shipping container in Portland, Maine, to the world’s largest indie bookstore in Portland, Oregon, these are Afar staffers’ favorite bookshops.

The idea of capturing data from inside an aircraft dates back to the inception of air travel—but the developments haven’t kept pace with technology.

Dr. Sean Parsons, the founder and CEO of at-home COVID test company Ellume, talks about false positives, the detectability of the Delta variant, and the future of an at-home flu/COVID test.

AFAR’s co-founder reflects on the importance of travel–both internationally and right here in the United States.

Across the continent, several new exhibitions are worth building a trip around.

From pretzels and festivals to Christmas (and Easter!) markets, we talk to an insider about Germany’s appeal.

Gilded Age mansions, beachfront resorts, and stylish boutiques offer plenty of places to experience Southern hospitality in Charleston.

We tackled some of the dozens of (heartwarming and heartfelt) questions our readers submitted regarding the current coronavirus outbreak—and how it might affect their travel plans.

For a limited time—and for about $1,000 a pop—Uber users in Queensland, Australia, will be able to request a submarine ride through the world’s largest coral reef.

Skiing in Breckenridge, hiking rock formations in Grand Junction, biking to breweries in Fort Collins—these are a few of our favorite things.

Some people collect tchotchkes on their trips. Others take photos. This hot sauce addict never comes home without a bottle of something spicy.

More than 80,000 domestic flights were canceled between January and May. The only year in the past decade to see more cancellations than that was 2020. How did it all go so wrong?