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One writer travels to “La Serenissima” and finds that time is no match for Venice’s magic.

One person has travel perks like TSA PreCheck, Global Entry, or a seat upgrade—and the other doesn’t: Does proper etiquette mean you have to stick together or can you just meet on the other side?

A rise in measles cases in the United States and abroad may have families with unvaccinated infants concerned about whether it’s safe to hit the road.

Joy is different in every culture around the globe. Here’s how your passport can be a tool for tapping into that contentment.

The storied African American neighborhood has stubbornly weathered gentrification and become even more itself—with even more exciting restaurant options.

Amenities and even upgrades can often be purchased at a price. Time, however, is a finite and priceless resource. Here is how one company is helping its travelers maximize their vacation time, and enjoy every moment of their trips.

From creating resources for deaf travelers to starting surf collectives for people of color, these women are challenging—and shaping—the ways we move through the world.

At The Charter Oak, a well-traveled chef prepares food that’s deeply rooted in the Napa Valley.

It’s a web of subterranean galleries and exhibits.

Save the big Italian cities for the off-season—during summer, head for under-the-radar islands and towns that offer all the ancient history with none of the modern mobs.

Even though the Pandemic That Shall Not Be Named has prompted the cancellation of many (every?) trip, it’s still possible to reconnect with the world. Here are 40-plus ideas for U.S. trips, vetted and tested by AFAR editors, for when the time is right.

Surprise Is the New Luxury

The best way to explore laid-back, many-cultured Marseille is by following your stomach. Trust us, this goes way beyond bouillabaisse.

The odd combo works much better than it sounds, and there’s a load of flavors to discover.

In his new book, the famed travel writer reflects on the details of daily life in his adopted home country and shares some of his insights with AFAR.