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The National Park Service’s new permit system combats madding crowds, parking dramas, and other growing problems at the summit.

Snow sports have long had a diversity and accessibility problem, but these organizations are working to open the mountains for all.

From Taiwanese street food to wood-fired Mediterranean and legendary barbecue, this all-American city just might surprise you, thanks to these tips from Max Kaniger, the founder of a local non-profit addressing food insecurity.

The Four Seasons Hotel New York reopened in mid-November after four years of closure.

These Asian neighborhoods are filled with tasty eats, thriving communities, and so much American history.

Opened in Kenya’s first community-owned conservancy, Angama Amboseli pays homage to the large-tusked elephants that roam near the lodge.

Alaska has the four largest national parks in the U.S.—and four more. Here’s everything you need to know for a visit to these famous (and less famous) natural wonders.

Roam the savanna in a safari jeep, snorkel with tropical fish, and sample international cuisine—all in one trip.

The Lost Sierra Route will connect—and ideally help revitalize—15 mountain towns by bringing biking, hiking, and trail tourism to this scenic alpine region.

Delight the travel lover in your life—and feel good about your holiday shopping this year—with these 23 gift ideas from small businesses around the world.

Philadelphia has unveiled one of the nation’s first LGBTQ+-focused visitor centers, creating a new hub for travelers to explore the city’s queer history, culture, and community at the heart of the Gayborhood.

Celebrate good times at these places around the world.

Sitting in a bowl-like, fertile valley known as the “Stuttgart Cauldron,” this capital city’s surroundings offer stunning views, alfresco cultural activities, and delicious cuisine that all benefit from its rich natural environment.

After four decades in hospitality, a safari lodge owner has a message for her peers and safari companies.

On the eve of America’s 250th birthday, contributing writer Latria Graham travels cross-country in the footsteps of explorers William Clark, Meriwether Lewis, and York, and confronts race, memory, and erasure.