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From adventure specialist Off the Map Travel, a glass-topped hut and a 70-percent chance of Northern Lights.

Some say air taxis will be the greener, faster, and quieter mode of urban transportation; others say they will be just another toy for a select few. Inside the slow rise of travel’s next frontier.

Skip the cleaning—make spring the time to take a trip, and blow out the cobwebs in a much more fulfilling way.

Traveler, look away from the screen. Sara Clemence, author of Away & Aware: A Field Guide to Mindful Travel, is here to help you re-engage with the world on your next trip.

AFAR’s SEO manager Jessie Beck booked a vacation to Japan and South Korea well before the COVID-19 outbreak began taking over international headlines. When she got on the ground, things were changing—quickly.

Camping cookbooks, comfy loungewear, and a flask with camp-ready features are only a few of our ideas for the outdoor adventurers on your list.

Can you really take a long-distance road trip in an electric vehicle? As it turns out, yes—and it can be even better if you follow some simple rules.

There will always be swimming pools—but these hotels and resorts in the South Florida city have an extra bit of soul.

This Hawaiian island doesn’t just look like an earthly paradise, it’s actually played one on the big screen.

What it will take for cruises to be able to start back up again is complicated—and much of it is beyond their control.

In southern Spain, Finca Cortesin—and living beyond the agony of the news cycle—brought me back to life again.

Seattle-based van repair and rental shop Peace Vans is electrifying classic VWs, while maintaining their retro souls.

These gift ideas will take your favorite food lover on a culinary journey.

A drive along the Wild Atlantic Way, stretching 1,500 miles (2,500 km) along the coast of Ireland, at the very edge of Europe, takes you on a scenic adventure on one of the longest defined coastal touring routes in the world.

As internal borders in Europe began to reopen last Monday, June 15, travel industry leaders with the right passports—not American, British, or many others yet—have been some of the first to jump on planes and trains.