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This historic Southern California resort, already known for its alluring legacy, has upped the ante again—the stunning new Shore House offers guests exclusive amenities and a breezy, beach house vibe.

There’s never been a better time to travel with kids, thanks to these top-notch family-friendly hotels and resorts around the world.

Buying airline miles can be worth it—but only in specific cases. Here’s how to calculate value and spot the best opportunities to save on flights.

To cut down on plastic waste, IHG has taken the next step, pledging to replace mini toiletries with bulk-sized options.

The first Raffles hotel in India sits on its own private island on Udaipur’s Udai Sagar Lake.

Holland is celebrating the 350th anniversary of Dutch master Rembrandt’s death, as well as the Golden Age during which he lived and worked. Here are the best exhibitions and events happening nationwide in 2019.

Photographer Todd Webb’s poignant portrait of postwar NYC is now on exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York.

The Crescent City checklist is full of things to see and do, but New Orleans rewards those who dive a little deeper.

We tapped a local Korean-American artist for her take on what the many thriving Asian communities of Queens have to offer. Check out these recommendations for the borough’s energetic, bustling hubs for eating, drinking, shopping, and nightlife.

“World Travel: An Irreverent Guide,” coauthored by Bourdain’s longtime assistant, Laurie Woolever, hits stores on April 20, 2021.

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.

The park’s stargazing is considered top-notch—and now, it’s being honored for it.

From its farmers market to its fresh-caught seafood to its diverse grape-growing climate, Santa Barbara has a big flavor profile.

Go beyond Copenhagen’s culinary scene to spark the imagination and enchant the senses with a trip to West Denmark

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.