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We tackled some of the dozens of (heartwarming and heartfelt) questions our readers submitted regarding the current coronavirus outbreak—and how it might affect their travel plans.

This new L.A. hotel stands out with its food, design, and rooftop views.

An Israeli artist has called out some of the worst offenders.

Fill up on bagels, eggplant-stuffed dosas, crème brûlée doughnuts, and more.

Two years after Hurricane Irma, the BVI are making up for lost time. Here’s where to go now.

Khan, the first British chef to be featured on “Chef’s Table,” opened the wildly popular Darjeeling Express in 2017. She just closed it—on purpose.

It’s put forth the hashtag #everyoneiswelcome.

Two Mexican eateries in Brooklyn, as well as seven (yes, seven!) Japanese restaurants, all earned stars in the 2019 edition of the Michelin Guide New York City.

An Italy-based writer on what travelers need to know and whether Italy really is ready to relax its borders.

Cultural institutions around the country are staging exhibitions that invite us to consider the timely question: What does it mean to be an American? Here are seven shows to see this year.

This Colorado charmer packs in plenty of appeal—restaurants, galleries, museums, hot springs, and spas—all with lodging priced at a fraction of the cost of an Aspen-based vacation.

The landmark exhibit was forced to close in spring to curb the spread of the coronavirus. Now, here’s how you can still see the expansive collection—and where else to find Raphael’s art (online) throughout the Eternal City.

Giving Tuesday, a day of global giving, takes place this year on November 28. Here’s where to donate now—and in the future—to the beloved places that need our help.

In the Peace Corps, you learn that travel isn’t just about hotels and the sights. It’s about the people and connections you make.

Forget the skis. In the South Tyrol region near the Dolomites, delicious food and gorgeous hikes are best enjoyed in summer.