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New destination restaurants, updated historic hotels, and a bevy of arts events make Charleston the place to get some Southern flavor.

Turns out, highways and defunct railways make perfect places for city parks.

The hotel company’s version of Airbnb is now live and these are some of the standout homes.

A new organization is surfacing vibrant stories from BIPOC writers and photographers—and helping traditional travel media shake off its white gaze.

From eating KFC in Japan to dancing bears in Romania, discover eight surprising holiday and Christmas traditions from around the world.

As European cruises set sail once again, the United States cruise industry may not reopen again until this fall.

Finalist photos in the AFAR Photo Awards Style and Design category, presented by illy coffee, are extraordinary—and that’s very much by design.

Powdery white sand? Check. Crystal-clear waters? When it comes to beaches, the Caribbean has it on lock.

Niue has a population of 1,500 and is 1,491 miles off the coast of New Zealand.

Can we make Turndown Light a thing?

Cruise lines roll out extremely flexible policies to tackle coronavirus concerns.

Can you really take a long-distance road trip in an electric vehicle? As it turns out, yes—and it can be even better if you follow some simple rules.

From the arrival of the first slave ship through the civil rights era and into the present, Charleston’s Black residents have shaped the Holy City’s food culture, art, music, agriculture, faith, and reputation.

Windstar Cruises’ new 224-passenger “Star Seeker” is the perfect example of why small-ship sailing is such an attractive travel option, allowing passengers to be as anonymous or outgoing as they like.

With island-hopping, farm-to-table cuisine, and myriad opportunities for outdoor recreation, this Caribbean island makes for an ideally exceptional escape this winter.