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Route 66’s attractions aren’t just along the roadside—they’re in the night sky, too.

If you’re a frequent traveler, chances are you have flown to, through, or from one of these international gateways. Here’s our guide to the world’s busiest airports.

For a more immersive, off-the-beaten-path visit to the City of Angels, embrace its long-standing culture of wellness, sustainability, and community.

“Anything can happen” aboard the iconic luxury train, our contributor reports aboard the inaugural overnight ride to the mountains.

Consider this your guide to the boldest, artsiest, buzziest, friendliest, tastiest things going on in all 50 states, plus Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C.

From one of the biggest Pride parties in North Carolina to a food fest planned by James Beard winners, Asheville delivers a full year of events to plan around.

Asking for navigation help doesn’t have to be embarrassing—instead, it can be an opportunity for connection.

State parks and expansive forests serve as the perfect backdrop for stargazing in the Prairie State.

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.

New York’s Frenchette won the coveted Best New Restaurant award out of 30 newcomers nominated by the James Beard Foundation this year.

The World Happiness Report is out with its latest country rankings. Here’s a look at the countries that topped the list—and what the world’s happiest country can teach us about how to find joy.

These five EV drives are charged up with plenty of adventure.

Violence erupted across the country after the killing of a cartel leader last month, but conditions vary by region. Ahead of spring break season, here’s a look at the security situations in various popular vacation destinations.

An eco-friendly twist makes Off the Map Travel’s new aurora-viewing experience even better—but not for the reasons you think.

Although he became famous for designing public works like the Guggenheim Museum, the American architect’s bread and butter was building private homes.