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Our Tour Operators That Give Back series looks at a company that ensures travelers’ dollars benefit the communities they visit.

At these properties, the children’s programming goes far beyond basic caregiving services with immersive experiences that offer younger guests a deeper look into culture, nature, sustainability, and even themselves.

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Get ready to disconnect from your device and reconnect to nature at this innovative festival.

With new beach clubs on the sands of Pampelonne, a cornucopia of summery restaurants, posh new hotels, and some impressive art and entertainment events on the docket, this jet-set haven on the French Riviera has never been hotter.

If you want to learn how to surf in Maui—and why wouldn’t you?—there are 20 or so surf schools operating on the island. We’ve narrowed them down to seven favorites, based on their standout programming, reputation, and locations.

The founder of Going Zero Waste shares her tips for creating a zero-waste travel kit, understanding and buying carbon offsets, and giving back to your favorite destination.

Eager to get back on a ship? While we wait for the cruising seas to calm, get your fill of ocean adventures through these 8 novels and nonfiction books.

Imagine sharing your skill set with locals while on vacation—and learning from them at the same time. These travel experiences empower everyone involved.

The historic hotel on Bangkok’s riverbank is one of the oldest properties of the brand . . . and now, after an extensive $90 million renovation, one of its newest.

An AFAR writer grabs his skis and explores the many ways to fuel up in high style in this renowned Alpine town.

Here are our tips for how to plan (and enjoy) a successful family vacation for all ages.

Airfare bargains, security sprawl, and the end of seatback video: Here’s what fliers can look forward to this season.

Located 10,000 feet above sea level, this one-of-a-kind James Bond experience will take people inside the world of 007.

Tales of the Cocktail just turned New Orleans’s always buzzy nightlife up to 11 as the drinks industry celebrated itself and looked to the future.