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Many of Iceland’s other-worldly landscapes, charming villages, marine life, and rugged coastlines are best seen from the comfort, convenience, and unique vantage point of a cruise.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art teamed up with Baggu, Allbirds, Catbird, and more to celebrate its sesquicentennial.

Select MacBook Pro laptops have batteries that pose a fire risk and will not be allowed onboard.

SNL’s “Airport Sushi” sketch got a lot right about why LaGuardia Airport is terrible. But recent renovations—including the bathrooms in the new Delta concourse—prove that LGA is on the up-and-up.

Seven AFAR travelers dredge up their most cringeworthy anecdotes from a lifetime of travel.

You’ve let Yeti keep your coffee hot and your picnic supplies cold. Now the outdoor brand wants to carry your clothes (at room temperature, of course).

In this beautiful seaside town, you can sample many of California’s most exciting wines without ever getting in your car.

The first-of-its-kind virtual event brings together urbanists and artists for a three-day, round-the-clock celebration of big cities.

Here’s how to make the most of your visit to New River Gorge National Park.

U.S. airlines all reduced their food and beverage service during the pandemic. Now, United is bringing some selections back—on select routes.

Apprehensive travelers are turning to CBD for its calming effects. But crossing borders with it can be tricky. We break down the rules for you—and the best products to try.

Start dreaming of the Australian state of New South Wales—with 14 boutique wine regions on Sydney’s doorstep, you’ll have your choice of unique wines, innovative dining, and idyllic landscapes to discover.

For price guaranteed flights booked between August 13 and September 2, Google will pay you up to $500 if the price comes down prior to take-off.

The stylish Aviator hard-shell suitcases were already made with recycled elements, including a lining crafted from 15 plastic water bottles. Plus, they’re marked down 25 percent and carbon neutral now.

As Europe opened up its external borders to a select set of foreigners on July 1, citizens from countries that didn’t make the list—including the United States—can bypass the restrictions if they fall into several categories of travelers.