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AFAR editor in chief Julia Cosgrove reflects on travel’s power to cultivate open-mindedness and respect.

Rwanda reopened its international airport in August, and we touched down not long after, eager to see how responsible tourism can support the gorillas of Volcanoes National Park.

Between royal celebrations, the return of large-scale events (ahem, Elton John at Hyde Park), and a flock of new hotels and restaurants, now is the time to hop the pond.

The state will surprise you with outdoor adventures like biking, white-water rafting, stargazing, skiing, and more.

What do Clive Owen, man-made waterfalls, pork katsu, and Barry Manilow have in common? They’re all captivating London this summer.

Even with all its history, there is more to this neighborhood than its past.

Coffee and tea are drunk nearly everywhere, but what people around the world eat to start the day varies widely.

American, Southwest, and United are canceling their Boeing 737 Max flights into March and April. Here’s everything you need to know about the potential change to your travel plans (and how you can advocate for yourself).

Can’t decide when to visit Charleston? Our month-by-month rundown of annual events—highlighting everything from jazz to oysters to dogs that like to leap off docks—can help you plan your perfect itinerary.

The 2020-2021 U.S. ski season will include mandatory face coverings, physical distancing on chairlifts, and no more walk-up windows.

As summer enters its dog days and some states reopen while others see COVID cases spike, we look for a responsible way to travel.

AFAR dives deep into the world of hotels and wellness—one of the fastest-growing trends in travel—and reveals what your self-care getaway could look like in 2023.

These photos and stories share a side of the seven nations that the ban doesn’t address—their humanity.

From beaches and breweries to museums and markets, there’s an endless supply of things to see in this sunny region.

With the United States still requiring a negative COVID test within one day of traveling to the U.S., countless travelers are faced with the possibility of getting stuck abroad if they test positive.