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Québec City’s First Nation Community

So many trips were canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and we bet you’re missing them. Here’s a funny little list of signs that you really need to plan another one.

Tickets are on sale in New York, Chicago, and other cities for five different traveling exhibitions featuring the Dutch painter’s famous works.

What you’re hoping to see and do in the 49th state is key to figuring out when to come.

A growing number of Puerto Rican chefs and restaurateurs are turning to homegrown ingredients—and making dining on the island more sustainable.

From ancient cliffside temples to sake breweries by the sea, consider these stops on your next trip to Japan.

Watch the sun rise over the National Mall, eat great bagels and smoked sausages, and discover “D.C.’s Downton Abbey” over a long weekend in the city.

From sunrise yoga and kayaking to whiskey tastings and trout fishing, you can enjoy time with family and friends in style at this recently restored historic destination in Cashiers, North Carolina.

Residents of Rome, Amsterdam and beyond stand at open windows each night to sing, cheer, and applaud the efforts of those at the frontlines of the coronavirus outbreak.

Transport yourself to the City of Light with these movies about Paris—no plane ticket required.

Nepal’s government suspended climbing permits for all other peaks in the country and is canceling visas on arrival for tourists.

Find out whether Epic or Ikon is the ski pass for you—or if there’s an alternative you should consider.

Discover centuries of history, cave hotels, and some seriously good meze across the country.

Across the globe, countries are closing borders and asking citizens to stay home in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak. Here’s what people are doing to cope.

You may have to walk a few minutes from your room to the restaurant, but these hotels without boundaries—where you might sleep in an artist’s retreat or a former bridge keeper’s home—are unlike anything else.