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Celebrating seven companies that are changing the travel industry in bigger, better, and more human-focused ways.

In celebration of the French airline’s 90th birthday, Air France is giving you the chance to win two round-trip business-class tickets to Paris.

From hotel upgrades to first-class bullet train rides and multicourse meals, now is the time for U.S. travelers to splurge in Japan, while the yen is the weakest it has been in more than three decades.

From perfume blending in Napa to a private hammam in Marrakech, these luxury stays allow you to experience more.

Many visitors opt for a traditional Galápagos sailing when visiting the Ecuadorian archipelago known for its natural wonders that captivated Darwin. But there’s another—arguably better—option.

Here’s how to spend responsibly and in ways that benefit local communities.

AFAR’s Editor in Chief Julia Cosgrove, a mom herself, muses on how travel can shape and form young minds for the better. Gifting trips to under-resourced youth is the mission of the AFAR Foundation’s Learning AFAR program.

Afar’s cruise writer, who has sailed on more than 170 ships, outlines the many ways in which cruises make travel easier and more enjoyable for a very specific group.

In driving distance of Minneapolis and St. Paul, these Minnesota lakes have the perfect adventure for everyone.

With museum excursions, strolls through farmers’ markets, and displays of local artistry, immerse yourself in the distinctive character of the Cayman Islands.

French airline La Compagnie is kicking off Black Friday early with a “Blue Friday” special on its all-business flights for travel through May 2024.

Afar’s resident hotel expert uncovers 12 of the most alluring new and renovated hotels of 2025, from California to Indonesia.

Let your tastebuds—and experts—guide you on these mouthwatering culinary tours throughout the globe.

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.

Travelers may want to head to the airport a bit earlier than usual and should expect some services to be suspended at the national parks as government spending grinds to a halt during a shutdown that started on October 1. Here’s what to know.