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Los Angeles International Airport is notorious for its traffic and gridlock. Now Angelenos have more options on the west side for flights to some of the country’s most sought-after desert destinations.

The new hiking paths include a 105-mile journey through the Dolomites in Italy and the world’s longest circular route in Portugal.

Sunny days, sandy beaches, incredible surf—this part of California’s State Route 1 may be the best road trip out there.

One writer’s journey through coastal towns and bustling cities—with music and food as the perfect pairing.

Whether you’re after a boutique retreat right on the sand or a historic hotel for sunset cocktails, these spots will give you a true sense of Santa Monica, California.

Picturesque Portugal, historic expeditions, Korean recipes, and ocean exploration are among our choices for the best new books for travelers this season.

The death of a pope and the election of a new pontiff are steeped in age-old customs. Take note of these important events—and how travel to Italy, Rome, and the Vatican City will be affected.

Santa Fe has all the art, food, history, and nature you could want. Here are the coolest ways to spend your time in the Southwestern city.

If you’re itching for a last-minute tropical getaway but don’t have a passport, there are still a few enticing options.

Basing yourself near the actual soccer stadiums, not the marquee cities, will save time, lessen the crowds, and unlock local experiences.

The buzziest new opening in the city brings enormous oceanfront suites and destination dining from James Beard Award–winning chef Michael Mina.

Don’t expect any humdrum, large hotel chains here: instead, ecofriendly surf lodges, historic forts-turned-inns, and stone-walled vacation homes await.

Here’s how to get a taste of everything the city has to offer before the sun goes down over Santa Monica Boulevard.

In the state of Guanajuato, cooks at restaurants and ranches are plating up centuries-old recipes using endemic ingredients.

As the first woman named master distiller, Marianne Eaves has “big ideas” about the next life of bourbon.