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AFAR’s Editor in Chief Julia Cosgrove reflects on a must-read essay collection and the importance of including diverse voices in today’s America.

New museums and exhibitions are exploring the underrepresented experiences, histories, and legacies of minorities in the United States.

Sensory evaluation expert Orietta Gianjorio on how to better savor your food—and your travels.

With the openings of a new airport terminal and a museum devoted to a cocktail, not to mention less sticky weather, New Orleans is perfect for an off-season adventure.

When Kusama’s wildly popular “Infinity Mirrors” exhibition opened in Seattle, her work revisited the site of her first American solo show.

Amenities and even upgrades can often be purchased at a price. Time, however, is a finite and priceless resource. Here is how one company is helping its travelers maximize their vacation time, and enjoy every moment of their trips.

Overtourism and new restrictions have made some travelers wary of visiting the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The trip can still be life-changing, though—just not in the way you might expect.

U.S. airlines are racing to introduce rapid-result testing options to help spur travel to Hawaii, the Caribbean, and beyond.

The airline that put a double bed in first class a decade ago steps up its suite game—and the result is impressive.

Full of vast landscapes, local culture, rich history, and outdoor activities, this Lowcountry retreat is better by design.

No daily housekeeping at hotels. Frustrated flyers in the skies. Limited hours at the local eatery. Travelers will need to pack some extra understanding and empathy as businesses struggle to refill the jobs lost during the earlier pandemic months.

A step-by-step guide to enjoying the best season in the City of Light.

It’s not just the winding trails and desert vistas that make this an ideal winter cycling destination.

In the Hana backcountry, Native Hawaiian chefs, hunters, and fishermen collaborate each year to create the islands’ most authentic family dinner.

The engineering marvel that is the 105-year-old Panama Canal remains the main draw for cruises to—and through—this Central American country.