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Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport has scrapped its plan to cap summer 2024 flights after the U.S. government pushed back.

Here’s what to know before you attempt to bring a home-cooked meal or tasty souvenir through airport security.

It’s earned the nickname “the Spa City” thanks to its mineral waters.

At luxury hotels across the United States, falconers and their birds of prey are giving travelers rare access to an ancient tradition.

You don’t need to fly to Japan to see these legendary pink flowers.

From sipping warm coffee on a misty mountaintop to experiencing top-tier gastronomy and culture, let this AFAR-designed trip inspire your next adventure on the island.

A career-spanning display of the Japanese artist’s installations, paintings, and sculptures will open exclusively at the New York Botanical Garden this April after the exhibition was postponed in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Glasgow is turning 850 years old this year, but it’s more creative and forward-thinking than ever before.

Croissants with café au lait, French wine and cheese, museum hopping, and strolling endless Paris streets are (suddenly) calling our name.

When there’s snowfall, heavy rain, a big storm, or extreme winds, here’s how airlines decide which flights to operate and which ones to cancel or delay.

From Newark’s air traffic control issues in early 2025, to recent outages at United, American, and Alaska Airlines, experts weigh in on why the U.S. airline industry appears to be plagued by technology snafus and whether the problems will likely persist.

This autumn, take in beautiful fall colors from Alaska to the Alps on these picturesque train rides in the U.S. and abroad.

Flights on the Max 9 are scheduled to start back up this weekend. Will passengers also return, or will they steer clear of the troubled jet?

Can’t wait to hit the slopes this winter? Now you don’t have to, thanks to a few resorts that have opened early this year.

Starting May 12, foreign citizens arriving in the United States will no longer need to prove they’ve been vaccinated against COVID-19.