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Where a former NYC chef eats and drinks in his new Southern home

With all of the rules and regulations, figuring out where Americans can travel at the moment is no easy task—so we’ve done the work for you. Here are the countries that are open to U.S. travelers right now.

Alone, techless, and unable to speak the language, one writer finds the best way to understand the city is to order a drink.

In the far-off Faroe Islands, where sheep outnumber people and intense weather has shaped the local diet for centuries, an unlikely food star is born.

Don’t miss these new and newly renovated hotels when you hit the slopes this year.

It’s the birthplace of tonkotsu ramen and the home of one of Japan’s craziest festivals.

Sir Richard Branson’s eulogy for the beloved airline is full of heart—and a few surprising references.

It’s a place that’s somehow remained untouched by the Bay Area’s tech boom

This hotel has become the address for visitors to Italy’s most famous Alpine lake.

In compact Colima you can drive from cities to volcanoes to surf breaks in under an hour. But this quiet region won’t stay secret for much longer.

According to multiple studies, people are itching to explore the world.

With perspective-bending landscapes, ruddy pastel colors, and a harsh, remote location, Argentina’s Atacama Plateau feels downright Martian.

Coney Art Walls is transforming Brooklyn’s summertime destination into an outdoor museum of street art.

From childhood, “Endurance,” the classic story about Ernest Shackleton’s ill-fated trip to cross the White Continent on foot, ignited a thirst for adventure. As an adult, I got to visit—and every trip left its mark.

Slip into a secret garden. Climb to a rooftop oasis. Stroll an elevated park. To get a fresh angle on a city, take a walk on its green side.