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November is for late harvest festivals and early holiday markets.

In her new book, author Sally Kohn discovers the power of getting outside of the cultural bubble and making connections that transcend cultural differences.

Here are 10 of the very best Cuba cruise options, covering all styles and sizes, durations (from quick hits to full-on immersion), and budgets—so hop on board, the mojitos and cigars are just a sailing away.

What actually is “fika”? How do you pronounce it? Best yet, how do you do it right?

One writer travels to “La Serenissima” and finds that time is no match for Venice’s magic.

Argentina’s capital city has something for everyone. But these five are a little less expected than the usuals.

Worn by AFAR editors everywhere from Antarctica to Paris, these high-quality sweaters are marked down up to 50 percent.

Kush Tourism has a mission to normalize the pot industry, from making useful weed information widely available to bringing consumers to meet growers.

Considered one of Europe’s largest, most ambitious, and expensive cultural projects, the Humboldt Forum is opening its doors to visitors on July 20.

The French luxury group behind Moët Hennessy and Louis Vuitton is opening the doors to dozens of its workshops and ateliers never seen by the public. Here’s how to get tickets.

Discover the secluded charms of The Sister Islands: Cayman Brac and Little Cayman.

Asheville may be best known for its location among the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains, laid-back atmosphere, stellar restaurants and breweries, and distinctive architecture such as Biltmore Estate. But dig deeper into the city’s storied past and you’ll find an abundance of opportunities to learn about the ways BIPOC communities have shaped the city’s culture.

To help the 39 million Americans who can’t afford a summer vacation, Under Canvas launched a “pay what you can” campaign to get more people outside together.

Spier Wine Farm in South Africa’s Stellenbosch is a 1692 estate that was reimagined through regenerative farming, food, hospitality, and art, all operating as a single system.

At the 10-room Ode Toronto, local art, vintage shopping, and neighborhood restaurants in Dundas West define the experience.