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The new Graduate Hotel Nashville has dedicated its rooftop bar and pool lounge, White Limozeen, to the country music icon.

Beach enclaves, wellness getaways, green retreats: These are the 10 best resorts in the Hawaiian Islands.

Sally Kohn discovers layers of queerness in the City of Light.

Thanks in part to a hefty anonymous donation, the Paris museum will undergo an ambitious redesign that opens the entire building to the public, showcasing more of its vast art collection.

From the newest distilleries to eco-fabulous hotels, Scotland’s luxurious, sustainably minded lifestyle makes a dream vacation here even more dreamy.

In the dining room, the hotel room, and beyond, businesses across the travel industry are finding ways to eliminate plastic.

The alcohol-themed Vandyke Bed and Beverage proves a perfectly buzzed base for exploring Nashville’s coolest neighborhood.

Friendly Planet’s Peggy Goldman talks with AFAR about the recipe for a successful travel experience.

After you’ve been vaccinated for COVID-19, is it safe to travel? Where will you be able to go, and what will be required of you? Experts answer these questions and more.

From rare wines and a world-famous orchestra to winding streets packed with cozy cafés and boutiques, there’s charm around every corner in this cultured German city with a royal history in the heart of Europe.

Snowy backdrops and cozy firesides are the best for snuggling up to your special someone. Here’s where to plan your next romantic winter trip.

Discover a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, architecture, whiskey, and more in this lesser-known—and absolutely gorgeous—region of Japan.

For the past two decades, the micronation of Westarctica has grown in prominence—and is now using its power for something other than Antarctic domination.

In a place where weather and wildlife encounters are unpredictable, and climate challenges are front and center, on a recent Arctic journey with Aurora Expeditions, passengers embrace the unknown.

On a summit adventure of Russia’s Mount Elbrus, writer Kathleen Rellihan finds that politics aside, a country’s people and its peaks should be experienced firsthand.