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A long-awaited monument to victims of racial terror has finally opened to the public. If you’ve never visited historic sites of the civil rights movement, and even if you have, it’s time to head to Montgomery.

Munich isn’t just for Oktoberfest. It’s also for these good times.

The free exhibition, which runs through January 19 at the New York Public Library, is the first time manuscripts, personal effects, and more from the author’s archive will be shared with the public.

Next year, the cruising scene grows with fresh launches, far-reaching new routes, and a focus on sustainability.

The story of a graveyard, Guinness, and what happens when two music legends walk into a historic Dublin pub.

Authentic Experiences Here Do Not Have to Cost a Fortune.

By studying the insects’ ability to cover ground and avoid obstacles with uncanny efficiency, airlines are learning how to get passengers into their seats—and in the air—quicker.

The story behind one of the United States’ biggest man-made tourist attractions

The country has more records than any other in Latin America—and shows no signs of slowing down.

As the federal government moves to industrialize Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, one photography project explores how the oil drilling would impact the wildlife and indigenous communities who’ve long inhabited the land.

Western Ireland’s isolation is wildly poetic—and maybe even healing.

In just two weeks, the record-breaking Zhangjiajie bridge saw 10 times the expected number of visitors.

Mario Rigby recently returned from a walk across Africa, traversing the continent from Capetown to Cairo. The journey took two years and three months. Here’s what he learned.

AFAR’s editor in chief shares a vision of travel reimagined.

The temporary ban has been extended to the U.K. and Ireland, effective midnight March 16, but U.S. citizens and their families are exempt.