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How to see a new side of the oldest and most visited tourist attraction in the world? Travel with an archaeologist.

Long Island—the longest and largest island in the contiguous U.S.—is an adventure-filled playground, featuring world-class beaches, award-winning wineries, historical mansions, gorgeous gardens, and much more.

Not all Eiffel Tower views are created equal. These hotels prove why only some are worth the splurge.

Kitchens are trimming waste thanks to biodigesters, buffet cancellations, AI-enabled trash cans, and other creative solutions.

For interior designer Chiara de Rege, a modern workspace for women channels femininity, sophistication, and the spirit of a city.

If you’ve been meaning to sign up for the security screening expediting service, look for the TSA PreCheck enrollment trucks that are rolling through the United States.

Explore new regions through hikes, rides, paddles, and cultural activities led by local guides.

Tourism-based philanthropies can ensure that places you love will continue to thrive until you’re able to visit them.

French Polynesia encompasses 118 islands and atolls scattered across five different archipelagoes. Here are five to consider for your first or next trip.

There’s good news (for Airbnb and Vrbo dwellers), and bad news (for Hyatt lovers). Here’s a full breakdown of the changes.

Senior deputy editor and hotels expert Jennifer Flowers reflects on her childhood growing up in the Plaza Hotel and this year’s Stay List.

For the fourth annual AFAR Travelers’ Awards, readers cast more than 200,000 votes for their favorite hotels, cruise lines, and—for the first time—airlines. Here we present the winners of the Hospitality Group.

Featuring maps, images of favorite destinations, and art from around the world, these grown-up pastimes will keep even the most ardent globe-trotter entertained while stuck at home during these puzzling times.

“Equus coaching” is an interactive therapeutic experience now available at some properties that can help improve mindfulness and relieve stress.

From grape-stomping to guided hikes, these ideas prove wine country can be fun for kids, too.