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Travel to southern Argentina, the gateway to “the seventh continent,” for a trip that spans the wine and tango of Buenos Aires and a bona fide polar expedition—with a world-famous waterfalls finale.

Read articles from this print issue of Afar Magazine.

Take cooking classes in Umbria, explore a medieval fortress in Spigeto, visit Rome, and more on this food-and-culture filled Italy travel itinerary.

Discover why the picturesque Mamanuca and Yasawa Islands have become popular destinations for couples.

Enjoy global cuisines, explore Eastern Market, and visit renowned museums in this six-day itinerary.

This weeklong journey spans Naples, Capri, and the Amalfi Coast, complete with cliffside stays and superb local specialties like pizza and limoncello.

Immerse all your senses in this enchanting region of France with its culinary, natural, artistic, and historic delights

On this episode of View From Afar: Live From ILTM, Langham Hospitality Group CEO Bob van den Oord reveals how a 160-year-old brand is redefining luxury with space, time, and service that feels personal.

December 1st, 2025 | 17:30–19:30 CET

Embrace the diverse community of Toronto and support LGBTQ+-owned businesses during a memorable three-day trip.

From galleries and food to fashion and the outdoors, we tapped ceramic artist Akira Satake for inspiration to help you plan a trip to Asheville.

Enjoy river adventures, mountaintops, and art walks in one of the cities that pioneered farm-to-fork dining with this four-day guide by Foundry Hotel General Manager Larry Crosby.

Try everything under the Southwestern sun, from fry bread to squid-ink tortillas and omakase sushi, with this six-day travel itinerary.

Travel through the Netherlands, Germany, France, and Switzerland for local flavors, incredible history, and more along this legendary river

On this episode of View From Afar, host Michelle Baran talks with Colorado Tourism Office director Tim Wolfe about why the state that invented destination stewardship is having its biggest year yet—and what the rest of the country can learn from it.