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What to bring, what not to bring, the local lingo to master—here’s what you need to know before visiting New Zealand.

Featuring maps, images of favorite destinations, and art from around the world, these grown-up pastimes will keep even the most ardent globe-trotter entertained while stuck at home during these puzzling times.

Scuba diving is a great way to see the world. Here’s how to get started

It is important to wear sunscreen on your face every day, no matter what kind of type of skin you have. To find the best face sunscreen for you, follow these tips from dermatologists and discover a few of our tried and tested favorites.

Ahead of 2020, we look back at what has shaped travel in the past 10 years.

On your next trip to the Central American country, get immersed in Garifuna culture.

In Mauviel’s Normandy workshop, the best copper pots in the world are forged, shaped, and polished just the way they were two centuries ago.

The islands’ tourism board is offering a $300 credit for any trips booked through their site.

Why You Should Visit Bermuda This Fall

How does travel make you happy? In our first-ever Travel Happiness Survey, presented by the Aruba Tourism Authority, we turned that question over to you.

Resonance’s annual ranking considers factors such as a city’s diversity, variety of cultural attractions, outdoor activities, and nightlife to give a comprehensive view of what it’s like to visit and live in these places.

LGBTQ leaders in the outdoor space weigh in on how to plan a safe and successful adventure when you’re “out” hitting the trails, navigating national parks, or sleeping under the stars.

AFAR’s first-ever Travel Happiness survey asked: What is your happiest travel memory? We read about surrendering to a storm in Honduras, a photo shoot with orangutans, a family dinner in 14th-century French châteaus—and a parade of corgis.

An unpaved road leads to a Baja of the past.

A recently published report shows that U.S. workers are using more paid vacation days than they have in years, but still nowhere near as much as is possible. And they’re using only half of them to travel.