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Traveling alone? More hotels are helping solo travelers make connections, stay safe, and have big adventures.

It will have been about 704 days since the borders shut to defend against the COVID crisis—but who’s counting?

The company that rates the world’s best restaurants with coveted Michelin stars recently launched Michelin key ratings for hotels. Here’s how Michelin reviews and rates the top hotels in the world.

Gora Kadan, one of Japan’s most respected ryokans, opens its second property, bringing its revered hospitality to a stunning new location near Mount Fuji.

Tickets are on sale in New York, Chicago, and other cities for five different traveling exhibitions featuring the Dutch painter’s famous works.

The right trips—and places—can change your perspective. Here’s how to find them.

From art retreats to mountain treks, this collection of articles has trip recommendations and advice for any type of solo traveler.

A rise in measles cases in the United States and abroad may have families with unvaccinated infants concerned about whether it’s safe to hit the road.

British authorities will soon offer arriving international travelers a way to shorten quarantine if they test negative for COVID-19.

From private fishing expeditions (followed by cook-your-catch dining) to horseback riding and superb windsurfing, experience Corpus Christi’s beaches by land, sea, and air.

The Department of Interior has announced that it plans to restrict public access to the majority of the country’s national park sites if Congress doesn’t reach a deal by the September 30 deadline.

During a disaster, the first thing we often think of is whether we have friends or family in the impacted destination—and how we can get in touch with them, fast.

Chicari Camp in Mozambique puts you at the heart of Gorongosa National Park, where lions, pangolins, and other keystone wildlife are returning after decades of war and poaching.

CEO Brian Chesky asked, “What if we could combine the uniqueness of an Airbnb with the reliability that you’ve come to expect of a hotel?”

Most of the ancient trees—some of them 2,000 years old—withstood the blaze.