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If you’re traveling for Thanksgiving, you’re not alone—so are more than 55 million other people. Here’s what to know before heading out.

Just west of Juneau, Icy Strait Point was converted from a cannery into a cruise port by the Huna Totem Corporation in 2004. Two decades later, passengers want a deeper understanding of the people behind the port.

From lobby bars to rooftop lounges, these are the hotel bars Afar editors love checking out when they’re checking in.

We spoke with travel advisors and travelers in the Bahamas to get a sense of the current situation on the ground after the U.S. State Department issued a travel advisory due to an uptick in violence.

Like Paravel’s carry-on suitcases, the larger Aviator Grand will also be carbon neutral and made with upcycled plastic water bottles.

The airline is testing a plan that allows select customers to check their carry-on bag for free.

Adventures by Disney, in partnership with AmaWaterways, is one of several options for family-friendly river cruises in Europe and beyond. A writer tested the experience out with her family—here’s what to expect.

During a trip to Wildwaters Lodge, one writer learns why Uganda is rapidly becoming a white water destination.

From Latinx and LGBTQ+ theater to dance performances set to Motown, the stories of all Dallasites come to life through the arts.

The airport lines are long, and lost luggage is piling up. It’s going to be a chaotic summer for travelers in Europe.

Looking for a deal on a hotel? Try these pro tips.

Good luggage should be an investment. Before you make a purchase, you’ll want to keep these things in mind.

Mexico is implementing a new cruise tax in 2025 to combat overcrowding—a growing problem in popular cruise ports. Rather than join the masses, head to these lesser-visited coastal destinations instead.

Complete with virtual reality platforms, retro gaming consoles, and food by chef José Andrés, Luxor’s new 30,000-square-foot arena is a high score for e-gamers.

Disabled festivalgoers say they face a gap between policy and practice. As the music-event industry evolves, concert organizers are discovering that true accessibility isn’t just infrastructural, but also cultural.