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Bedside Reading founder Jane Ubell-Meyer shares her picks for the hottest books to pack for your next trip.

The U.K. government is working with airports on a plan that would allow COVID-19 testing to halve the 14-day quarantine period that travelers face when arriving from more than 100 countries, including France, Spain, and the United States.

AFAR took in the scene this week at the famous monument where police were observed asking people to stand or face fines.

With a vibrant art, food, and culture scene and a plethora of immersive outdoor activities, there’s a lot more to Asheville than its famous landmarks.

On view at the Fondation Louis Vuitton starting April 2, the Paris exhibition will feature 300 works by American artist Cindy Sherman—including several that have never been seen before.

Packed with stunning beaches, adventurous excursions, and delicious dining, the Cayman Islands is an ideal choice for a rejuvenating trip.

The changes required by the FAA make it “impossible for the airplanes to have the same kind of accident that unfortunately killed 346 people.”

“I am determined to achieve the games as a proof of human victory against the pandemic, a symbol of global solidarity and to give hope and courage around the world.”

A slew of new openings in NYC’s Times Square have revitalized the crowded, ad-filled Midtown neighborhood.

It’s frustrating when your phone falls into the cracks between airplane seats. But it could be dangerous if you try to fish it out yourself.

Breaching whales, a spectacular fjord, and picturesque villages await along the Whales and Wonders Trail.

One thing I’m sure of: Travel will return, and it can be better.

Traveling with younger fliers can be both fun and challenging. A Delta Air Lines flight attendant and father shares some advice from his years up in the air.

Often bypassed in favor of shinier Seoul, the South Korean city of Busan—known for its beaches, bathhouses, and rich history—is a destination all its own.

Montana, Wyoming, and Texas aren’t the only states where you can find a rich history of ranches that invite guests to ride horses, attend rodeos, go fishing, and make s’mores in the great outdoors.