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The lavish Rosewood Hong Kong rises high above Victoria Dockside, a new arts district transforming the Tsim Sha Tsui harborfront.

From a hotel that Freddie Mercury and John Lennon once frequented to the recording studios where David Bowie created “Space Oddity,” here’s where to seek out England’s rich musical history in London and Liverpool.

How a trip to the Middle East taught a blue-state liberal to get along with her red-state mother

These games are so engaging, they might even make your flight—dare we say it—fun.

Author Lauren Shockey’s colorful book presents hangover cures and remedies found across the globe, in the form of traditional and delicious dishes.

Getting out of London, even for just a few hours, can bring a deeper understanding of the rest of the country. We’ve rounded up our favorite seaside pubs, university towns, Roman baths, cutting-edge museums, and more.

Inspired by her recent Silversea expedition to Antarctica, AFAR Ambassador Rachel Rudwall reflects on what it means to travel not only deeper but also more responsibly.

Riffel, who was raised in a segregated neighborhood during apartheid, has risen to become one of South Africa’s leading chefs, lauded for creative-yet-unpretentious cooking that features local produce and game. Here, he dishes on his influences and must-do food experiences for travelers.

After hosting events for nearly 20 years, Outstanding in the Field owner Jim Denevan has learned that nothing reconnects people to the world around them like a fantastic dinner party.

The bridge, which crosses a deep gorge, is associated with the legend of King Arthur.

It’s probably a lot different than you might think.

Once frowned upon, the street art scene in fast-growing Denver is booming, with its colorful, captivating murals now a major draw for visitors to the city.

Birthday parties for the forest fire prevention icon are happening in New Mexico, Washington, and at Filson stores across the country this week.

Air France is launching a new lifestyle airline called Joon.

After years of meticulously researching the disappearing tattooing traditions of the Naga communities of India, Mo Naga is bringing the art back—in the flesh.