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Fall means fewer crowds, cooler weather, and good deals.

These hotels treat their tiny guests like V.I.K.s—Very Important Kids.

Amanda Alexander, an attorney and founding executive director of the Detroit Justice Center, knows her city is at a crossroads. How it responds could set an example for the rest of the country.

Brimming with big ideas but true to the spirit of the camping trailers that inspired it, this is Teardrop 2.0.

AFAR chatted with local bookstore owner and cultural ambassador Kristin White on Bermuda pride, the island’s emerging art scene, and yes, her favorite beach.

British Columbia surf town Tofino turns into a mushroom forager’s paradise each year. Writer Kathryn Romeyn tags along with Wolf in the Fog staff and alums to forage for a fungi-meets-seafood feast.

The castles, palaces, and monastaries scattered across the Portuguese countryside are more than just relics of a time gone by.

Safety is key for scuba divers—and cave diving is scuba without an easy escape route. What, then, is driving so many people to dive deeper in Belize?

An Inside Look at an Award-Winning Adventure Travel Film on Tierra del Fuego, Chile

Graveyards aren’t always spooky—with their history and architecture, sometimes they’re downright delightful.

Here’s how to stay entertained while you remain home in the midst of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

Plenty of people resolve to read more every year. And what better reading challenge than to enjoy books by female writers from countries across the globe? Here are some selections to get you started.

Sometimes the most challenging thing you can do on vacation is absolutely nothing. Our intrepid editor reports from the beaches of Turks and Caicos.

There’s more to The Stanley Hotel than Stephen King’s classic novel The Shining—and it’s downright spooky.

The creator of Slightly Alabama reflects on the process that led him to embrace working with his hands and why travel is essential for creativity.