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2020 shows no sign of slowing down when it comes to luxury hotel openings. Here are 6 openings that I am especially excited about, plus a rundown of what other important brands are up to, highlighted at ILTM Cannes this month.

The free art exhibition will make the Rockaways in New York a must-visit destination this summer.

From using a tree as a mailbox to gathering around a giant pink penis, there’s not much we won’t do for love

After receving mixed feedback on social media, Airbnb called off the competition to win a slumber party on top of the Great Wall of China.

What is it like to take a road trip through the U.S. during the coronavirus pandemic? AFAR deputy editor Jennifer Flowers shares her experience.

The Mob Museum’s boozy new exhibit, The Underground, is part Prohibition-era history lesson, part watering hole.

Inside Give Kids the World Village, where the ice cream is unlimited, nightly tuck-ins from six-foot bunny rabbits are complimentary, and Santa Claus visits every Thursday.

These aren’t your average soups, salads, and sandwiches—the luncheonette is getting a major update.

The well-known Mexican escape has it all: new hotels, an exciting locavore food scene, and plenty of adventures on the water.

AFAR and Silversea are setting sail for Spain, France, and Italy from July 27 to August 3, 2019 on the maiden voyage of AFAR Sailings. Here’s a closer look at the ports of call and why you should join us in the Mediterranean next summer.

Laurie Santos’s Yale University course “Psychology and the Good Life” focuses on topics such as mindfulness and slowing down. Here’s how you can apply her teachings to your own travels.

From its farmers market to its fresh-caught seafood to its diverse grape-growing climate, Santa Barbara has a big flavor profile.

We asked to see the world through your lens—and you showed us. Here are the winners and jurors’ picks of the 2019 AFAR Photo Awards presented by United MileagePlus.

Two cookbook creators share their insider tips on traveling and eating well in the newly open country

The sale featured architectural relics with connections to a dizzying array of artists, authors, actors, and musicians.