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The United States may not be playing in this year’s tournament, but that doesn’t mean we won’t be watching. These are the soccer bars to visit.

Lodgings are shrinking their footprints and benefiting their communities. Here’s what they’re doing to make it happen.

Families, your winter and spring travel planning starts now.

Despite years of white-knuckle flights, there was no way AFAR’s Michelle Baran was going to stop flying. She knew she had to beat her fear—she just didn’t know how.

HX Expeditions (formerly Hurtigruten Expeditions) recently unveiled a new cruise itinerary to and through the remote islands off the coasts of Senegal and Guinea-Bissau—and we were onboard.

An AFAR editor shares what it’s like to travel as a member of the LGBTQ community, both at home and abroad.

With fares as low as $159 one-way, our winter travel plans just got a serious boost from Southwest Airlines’ major Hawaii expansion.

Rediscover these abandoned cities by traveling to see their ruins, where you can readily imagine their lost-to-time structures and civilizations.

AFAR’s special cruise correspondent recently cruised from Aqaba in Jordan to Athens on the newly launched superyacht “Emerald Azzurra.”

This Hawaiian island doesn’t just look like an earthly paradise, it’s actually played one on the big screen.

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

Don’t just do it for the ’gram. Turn those bucket-list trips into something memorable for both you and your hosts. These ideas offer a chance to connect to the global community, promote sustainability, and improve the environments we roam.

Here’s where you can try the late chef’s iconic mashed potatoes, plus three other Joël Robuchon restaurants worth traveling for.

Windstar’s small ships, immersive itineraries, and partnership with the James Beard Foundation break the stodgy cruise-ship clichés. Discover for yourself why Windstar was voted the small-ship cruise line winner in the 2018 AFAR Travelers’ Choice Awards.

Founded by Sylvia Beach in 1919, Shakespeare and Co. became a creative hub for expatriate writers, including Ernest Hemingway, T.S. Eliot, and F. Scott Fitzgerald.