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As Haiti endures severe unrest and political upheaval, travelers may be wondering what the situation on the ground is like in the neighboring Dominican Republic.

From soulful music to diverse dining, explore the neighborhoods that define the city’s creative energy.

There are jackpots outside the Las Vegas Valley. You only need to seek them out.

From a cliffside aerie to a hideout on the sand, France’s Mediterranean coastline is filled with outstanding luxury hotels—and these are the 14 best places to stay.

Tropical yet familiar, the many sounds—and sights, tastes, and experiences—on this U.S. Caribbean outpost are a joyful noise to U.S. travelers eager for a refresh.

In this off-the-beaten-path wine country, home to one of the region’s top wineries, hike, dine, sip, and play your way through culinary treasures and natural landscapes over a long weekend.

From canoeing Scarborough Marsh to hiking Robinson Woods Preserve, theater director Edwin Cahill finds clarity and inspiration in the state’s diverse landscapes—and enjoys Portland’s vibrant dining scene, like the restaurant Công Tử Bột.

After doing away with its COVID testing requirement for vaccinated travelers in March, Italy is now no longer requiring a health pass, or “green pass,” to enter restaurants and other venues.

Soak up the sun, eat your heart out, and venture beyond Hollywood Boulevard in California’s cultural capital.

“Lechoneras” are ubiquitous across Puerto Rico, but none are more celebrated than those along a road in Guavate known as “la ruta de lechón.”

Enlist the help of local outfitters, stay at boutique hotels, and plan your trip in the off season.

The Vineta Hotel, now part of Oetker Hotels, revives a 1926 landmark, with fewer rooms, Mediterranean dining, and updated design.

Whether you’re looking for bustling nightlife or a music-lover’s paradise, Toronto’s unique neighborhoods offer plenty to explore.

History meets modern luxury at these 16 hotels we love—perfect for your next getaway in Washington, D.C.

COVID-19 may have grounded us for now, but that doesn’t mean we’ve stopped being travelers.