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Preparing for major travel plans in 2026? Look to the stars.

Strip-mall restaurants, bustling storefronts, and 24-hour karaoke bars: photographer Emanuel Hahn dives deep into L.A.’s Koreatown.

With enough snow melt and a clear sky, viewers can spot Horsetail Fall’s famed “firefall” from February 11 to 26 this year. But with no reservations required this year, the natural phenomenon is likely to attract more crowds than usual.

From restorative solo vacations to adventure-packed escapes, plan your 2024 travels with these astrologer-approved recommendations.

From lakeside villages to alpine towns, Switzerland’s Christmas markets shine with festive lights, fondue chalets, flying Santas, and more.

Added bonus: The flights are very affordable, too.

Escape the crowds and connect to the aloha spirit with award-winning UnCruise Adventures.

The Perseids can be seen from anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere that’s dark enough—and the display will be most dazzling this year on August 12.

Turn your eyes to the sky for unmissable meteor showers and a total lunar eclipse.

Don’t let the snow scare you off.

Tired of winter? These Southern Hemisphere destinations offer summer sunshine from December through February.

As much of the country braces for severe storm systems and an arctic freeze, experts weigh in on how to handle flight (re)bookings, delays, and cancellations.

Paris to the Alps, Rome to Munich, Amsterdam to Milan—combining overnight accommodation and transport in one, night trains are the smart, scenic, and fun way to travel throughout Europe.

Here’s where to get into the holiday spirit across Europe with Christmas markets, skating rinks, and festive food and drink.

Several big-name airlines are offering nonstop flights between U.S. cities like New York and Los Angeles.