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But not all carriers are in the clear.

The best way to explore laid-back, many-cultured Marseille is by following your stomach. Trust us, this goes way beyond bouillabaisse.

Now you can spend three days in a glass cabin as part of an ingenious stress-mitigation experiment.

It’s tough to pick just one.

If names like Cabbagetown, Goose Hollow, and Normal Heights sound bizarre, just wait until you read about how they got those monikers in the first place.

Hint: It’s not Boston.

Launching in 2019, this innovative vessel promises to improve the island-cruising experience for its pampered passengers—and for the fragile environment it explores.

It may look like many of the other leather slides that seem to be everywhere these days, but the woven-leather bantu is actually deeply tied to a particular place in India—and is finally finding its place among some of the country’s more popular styles.

The best thing you can do for Nepal in 2016? Travel there.

From an interactive website that tracks global LGBTQ-related laws to a travel-oriented app that facilitates meetups abroad, these are the trip-planning tools that LGBTQ travelers should know about.

Forget your GPS—Katharine Harmon’s latest book is the only map you need for a trip to the Big Apple.

You can find the Michelin-starred Meadowood’s best-kept secret at the bar

In 2009, writer Jeff Greenwald joined a group of eclipse-seeing fanatics on a race to the middle of the South Pacific. It turns out, the adventure is about so much more than a two-minute shadow.

This company recycles it to do good.

Executive Chef Nicolas Legret of The Hay-Adams answers our questions about his passions and why the hotel has long been, and continues to be, a must-visit for both diners and drinkers in Washington, D.C.