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In the editor’s letter of the latest issue of AFAR, deputy editor Tim Chester explains the process behind the annual Where to Go list.

As you book your 2024 travels, these limited-time credit card and loyalty program promotions will boost your points and miles balance in a big way.

Jezza Williams is working to evolve inclusive travel—and often using his own body as a litmus test to prove what’s possible.

For travelers chasing daring design, Arizona shimmers as a midcentury oasis.

The country will welcome any foreign visitors—including those from the United States—as long as they provide a negative COVID-19 test result.

And what’s the difference between a submarine and submersible? All your questions answered following the recent “Titan” wreck.

From the Shire to Rivendell to the Misty Mountains, many locations in “The Lord of the Rings” were inspired by real landscapes.

Now is the time to think about the endless allure of travel, why it always bounces back, and how we can support our friends around the world.

Whether you want chic-with-shopping or hidden and tranquil, there’s a sublime Italian beach town for every need.

Amtrak predicts the new train will welcome more than 200,000 passengers aboard within its first year of service, and it’s expected to greatly reduce car use along the Midwestern route.

The new pop-up Dior tree house spa suites at Grand Hotel Timeo, a Belmond Hotel, are as fabulous as they sound—and they’re only open through October.

Slow down and immerse yourself in Derry/Strabane and Leitrim with tips from the people who know it best—the walkers, craft brewers and distillers, “slow adventure” guides, and others who call this gorgeous part of the country home.

Traveling to Peru’s famed Inca citadel is an epic trip worth taking at least once in your life. Here’s how to make the most of it, whether you’re hiking or arriving in style on a luxury train.

The first completed Amtrak Airo trains have arrived in Seattle, where they’re getting ready to debut on the Cascades line in the Pacific Northwest.

The state of Quintana Roo and Los Cabos have started receiving tourists for the first time in two months. But what changes need to happen to really get people to return?