Search results for

AFAR editor in chief Julia Cosgrove raises a glass to hotels that connect guests to locals and to each other.

As gas prices increase across the country, ride-sharing companies are introducing temporary fees intended to help lessen the burden on drivers.

Swimply lets you rent someone’s backyard pool by the hour across all 50 states—and we tested it out to see what it’s like.

Travelers are warned that border control wait times may reach six hours as Europe’s digital EES entry system faces major hurdles.

Despite years of warnings about sold-out hotels and sky-high prices, tickets remain available for many matches, and some resale prices are falling. Here’s why travelers may still find a path to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The real reason there’s a luggage rack in your hotel room.

Cruise lines are rethinking the rush from port to port, offering longer stays and overnight visits for deeper, more immersive travel.

Photos depicting urban centers around the world, from a morning commute in Addis Ababa to a night out in Havana.

What kind of poetic justice can we get when someone’s selfish actions result in our flight being delayed, diverted, or even grounded?

Some practical tips for using up your extra yen, euros, francs, and beyond.

Those with COVID-19 vaccination certificates will be able to move between the two countries “without limitations, no self-isolation, nothing.”

West Hollywood’s legendary Sunset Strip builds on its legacy with a host of new musical offerings.

These tips will help you seek out the best scenery—and the fewest tourists—in Canada’s most popular national park.

Ritz-Carlton, Four Seasons, and Aman are all launching yacht cruises that aim to offer an over-the-top, luxurious oceangoing experience akin to their high-end hotel offerings.

Large swaths of the United States will get an arctic blast this week, leading to heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain in parts of the country. Here’s what that means for travelers.