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The global hotel brand will allow Hilton Honors members to spend and earn points on AutoCamp stays.

From the protected Wadden Sea to the historic warehouse districts of Hamburg and beyond, a visit to the former Hanseatic League is a dream trip for sustainably minded travelers who love history.

The shape-shifting Copenhagen institution seeks to find its place in a culinary landscape transformed by its existence.

The recreational cannabis industry is budding across the country—but the issue of where to enjoy marijuana publicly is still a work in progress.

With plenty of cozy old-world charm—as well as some unexpected modern marvels—Belgium’s holiday markets offer a fresh spin on this festive shopping tradition.

The early bird doesn’t always get the worm when it comes to booking a hotel room.

66˚North is giving away flights to Iceland and a day with adventure photographers Alex Strohl and Benjamin Hardman. Here’s how to enter.

A former Paris local brings her daughter to the city for the first time and scopes out the most kid-friendly spots and activities.

Philadelphia has unveiled one of the nation’s first LGBTQ+-focused visitor centers, creating a new hub for travelers to explore the city’s queer history, culture, and community at the heart of the Gayborhood.

The new Maharaja Lounge marks the airline’s first of its updated lounge concept outside of India, complete with live cooking stations, a swanky cocktail bar, and art crafted from upcycled airplane parts.

Already thinking about transatlantic travel possibilities for next year? The airlines are, too. Delta is the latest to roll out its new summer schedule for flights across the pond in 2025.

At a time when the country is beefing up its tourism infrastructure, will Americans be welcome despite tensions fueled by President Trump?

Diners and cafés along the Mother Road dish out nostalgic sweet treats, good enough to stay on menus for nearly 100 years.

Plus, new Coastliner planes taking off this summer will bring lie-flat Polaris business-class seats to domestic transcontinental routes for the first time.

Despite the unprecedented scope of the COVID-19 pandemic, carriers remain obligated to refund passengers when they cancel a scheduled flight—a future flight credit doesn’t cut it.