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These are the best U.S. hotels for watching one of the most spectacular night-sky events of the year.

Anyone who tested positive, had a fever, or had COVID-19 symptoms was denied boarding on the “MSC Grandiosa,” the first cruise to set sail from Italy since the lockdown in March.

This Caribbean nation is working to make sustainability its top policy priority. Here’s how it will affect travelers and locals alike.

From lush forests and timber-framed houses to castles and UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the enchanting, off-the-beaten-path region known as LutherLand is rich in history and natural beauty to explore. Here’s how to step back in time to the Reformation.

“It’s the paradox and hypocrisy of colonization.”

These 14 properties combine nature-filled seclusion with a touch of barefoot luxury.

From TikTok-worthy public spaces to flexible dining and sophisticated wellness programs, Millennials and Gen Z are reshaping cruise trends, and lines are racing to adapt.

Walk through lava fields, see towering waterfalls, and dine on Nordic cuisine while avoiding the throngs of tourists in the Land of Fire and Ice.

Maggie Shipstead, author of the novel “Great Circle,” hadn’t written a word when she first arrived in the Norwegian Arctic seven years ago. Here’s how she found seeds of inspiration in the most barren of places.

The majority of Japan’s most stringent border restrictions will be done away with starting October 11.

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

Gingerbread and mulled wine, artisan crafts, and festive lights—there’s a wonderful way to be delivered directly to Europe’s enchanting holiday markets in comfort and style.

Looking for the best things to buy in Tokyo? From chopsticks to cosmetics, we’ve got you covered.

Día de los Muertos is celebrated to honor the lives of ancestors and to acknowledge the ever-revolving cycle of life and death.

Following ancient matrilineal custom, Kongthong residents traditionally don’t use words for names—they use song.