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The Arouca Bridge’s half-kilometer span will likely earn it a new Guinness World Record title. But its height is nothing to be scoffed at either.

Jarrar’s book has been dubbed an “anti–road trip” memoir, but that designation speaks volumes about what we consider an American travelogue—and who gets to write one.

These 11 towns will surprise you with their vineyards, tasting rooms, restaurants, and boutique inns—and have you shipping bottles home by the case.

Thanks to a wave of immigrants—and open-armed locals—the German capital just might be the most dynamic city in Europe right now.

From Devil’s Lake State Park in Wisconsin to Grand Portage State Park in Minnesota, hikers, campers, and outdoor adventurers will want to add these 12 best state parks in the Midwest to their list.

The agency has laid out new guidelines to help reduce the risks when traveling internationally.

Put your travel planning prowess to good use with this (actually pretty fun) contest.

It’s the big question on avid travelers’ minds, and though the rules around COVID-era travel change rapidly, we’ve gathered the latest information to help you plan for the future.

There are more cyclists on the road than ever before. Here’s what you need to know before you roll.

As a growing number of travelers head back to airports, those shorter TSA PreCheck security lines are sounding pretty good right about now.

From Newark’s air traffic control issues in early 2025, to recent outages at United, American, and Alaska Airlines, experts weigh in on why the U.S. airline industry appears to be plagued by technology snafus and whether the problems will likely persist.

The network now includes 701 protected nature reserves in 124 countries around the world.

Editor in Chief Julia Cosgrove finds moments of joy in Philadelphia and reflects on AFAR’s 10th anniversary issue, dedicated entirely to happiness.

More airlines are adding a surcharge to offset the much higher cost of sustainable aviation fuel. The question is whether travelers should bear the burden of the added expense.

Newly refurbished trains from the 1960s through the ’90s—part of Italy’s ambitious Treni Turistici project—travel overnight from the capital to the Dolomites, Puglia, and soon, Piedmont and more.