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The swearing-in ceremony featured an American trifecta: citizenship, national parks, and public libraries.

Jet lag can really put a damper on international travel. Here’s how you might be able to beat it.

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.

A quick guide for your next trip to Philly—including where to eat, shop, sleep, and explore.

Hotels and restaurants have become a model of grace and generosity even as they face one of their biggest challenges in recent history.

Here’s when to go, depending on which activity you’d like to do.

The good, bad, ugly—and beautiful—things about Texas.

AFAR’s Editor in Chief Julia Cosgrove, a mom herself, muses on how travel can shape and form young minds for the better. Gifting trips to under-resourced youth is the mission of the AFAR Foundation’s Learning AFAR program.

A days-long standoff has finally come to an end, but it will take some time before operations fully return to normal.

Miami? Denver? Nashville? This is your chance for a great getaway before 2021 is over.

PS has opened its second private terminal outside of LAX at the world’s busiest airport. Here’s a look inside and a review of the full PS experience at Atlanta Hartsfield–Jackson Airport.

Millions of wild bison called Canada’s first national park home for 10,000 years before hunting decimated the population. Several dozen were just released back into Banff as part of a five-year bison restoration project.

Reap the rewards of rich culture, natural splendor, easy (and pleasant) transportation, stylish accommodations, and world-class dining on a sustainable trip through three German cities: Dresden, Bremerhaven, and Weimar.

From island-hopping in fall to sightseeing in spring, there’s plenty to see and do in Greece year-round.

After emerging from coronavirus lockdown, Spain’s Gran Teatre del Liceu opera house hosted its first concert since mid-March—for an audience full of plants.