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What better way to see this Nordic island nation than to sail all the way—or partly—around it? These captivating Iceland cruises will bring you to areas that are difficult (or impossible) to reach by land.

A peak season 20-euro cruise passenger levy is set to be introduced on the iconic Greek islands of Santorini and Mykonos in a bid to manage visitor numbers and invest in local infrastructure.

Greenland is a relatively new cruise destination, which means that expedition voyages, such as those being offered on the new “Scenic Eclipse II,” often find themselves sailing into uncharted territory.

You don’t need rose-colored glasses at these pink sand beaches.

Photo reproductions of Michelangelo’s Vatican artwork have arrived, to scale, for visitors to examine up close in St. Louis.

If you want to visit the mountain gorillas of Volcanoes National Park and beyond, make one of these lodges your home base in Rwanda.

After devastating hurricanes struck the Caribbean and Florida this fall, travelers may wonder what to expect in terms of sailing conditions and itinerary changes when cruise lines encounter serious storms.

A recently proposed double-decker aircraft cabin design might have travelers wondering how likely it is for unconventional airplane interior concepts to get implemented on a commercial aircraft. Here’s what it takes.

Experience the works of the impressionist master in enveloping, 360-degree art exhibits.

From the mountains to the shores of the Atlantic, these Portuguese villages are worthy of every detour.

These are the best noise canceling headphones, according to AFAR editors. Plus, some are marked down more than $100 right now.

The London-based bar group, Mr. Fogg’s, has teamed with Bombay Sapphire to send gin-lovers on an adventure around the world.

This South Carolina city is growing in all the right ways, while staying true to itself. Come to enjoy fast cars, slow bike rides, and inspired eats.

Sometimes treasured World Heritage sites aren’t sites at all.