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Museums across the United States are hosting powerful exhibitions that examine the country’s queer past, present, and future. Here are a few to visit in tandem with June’s Pride Month and the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots.

Across the country, old U.S. railway lines have been reclaimed by communities and transformed into places to play. Wide, flat, scenic, and removed from traffic, these multiuse trails are worth seeking out.

Tour these U.S. cities by kayak for a fresh perspective.

In her new book, photographer Pia Riverola celebrates the shared wonder of everyday moments from Tokyo to Portofino.

Rome-based culinary guide and author Katie Parla shares four ways you can help your favorite Italian businesses right now.

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.

Through recovered artifacts, photographs, and personal items from the Nazi concentration camp, as well as firsthand testimonies from Holocaust survivors, the exhibition in New York City attempts to shed light on the dangers of xenophobia.

Consultancy group Resonance has published its inaugural list of the best cities in the Asia–Pacific region, ranking which urban centers thrive when it comes to quality of life, outdoor spaces, and economic factors.

Delta is the last airline still offering empty middle seats—but not for much longer.

Find out how one of the borough’s leading voices today, Ghetto Gastro’s Jon Gray, uses food to connect his community to the world.

Ghetto Gastro co-founder Jon Gray shows us his favorite Black-owned outposts in his home borough, the Bronx.

If you’ve already conquered the Appalachian and Pacific Crest Trails, you’ll want to add Chile’s brand-new Route of Parks to your list.

A surprisingly small number of lesbian bars still exist in the U.S. A few road-trippers are making sure they’re not forgotten.

Here’s how you can ride the rails to see 15 countries and 5 national parks across 4 continents in 57 days.

In Europe, some governments are subsidizing travel to get people back on the road and revive flailing tourism industries. The U.S. might follow suit.