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Local legend Jake Gibb shares why Huntington Beach—from its block parties and fishing holes to fire pits and friendly vibe—is the perfect place to enjoy the outdoors in every season.

Several United Nations agencies, the Red Cross, and USAID are among the organizations that have rushed in to help, but more is needed.

In destinations like Canada and Europe, the cruise season is now longer than ever, giving travelers the chance to sail into scenic ports without the crowds. Here are some new off-season cruises to consider.

A landmark $50 million penalty issued against a major U.S. airline for failing disabled travelers highlights years of systemic neglect and marks a pivotal moment for accessibility in air travel.

Three women in African Bush Camps’ training program share how they’re entering one of safari’s most male-dominated professions.

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

Faulty photos are the biggest reason why passports are delayed. Make sure you get it right the first time by following these rules about what to wear and how to pose.

This weeklong excursion traverses four scenic byways and juxtaposes bustling Denali National Park, the most popular in the state, with the less visited but no less impressive Wrangell–St. Elias.

Experience the unrivaled highs and lows of chasing the jungle’s most elusive cat.

Weaving along a maze of channels and lagoons, you never know what nature will throw at you.

These luxurious, intimate ships and itineraries are AFAR’s top picks for exploring the region.

Snow sports have long had a diversity and accessibility problem, but these organizations are working to open the mountains for all.

If you’re visiting New York on a budget, consider staying at one of these hip yet affordable NYC hotels with rooms for less than $300 a night.

Local author Ashley English recommends the city’s best bookstore, year-round hiking spots, where to drink coffee among plants, and other things to do, see, eat, and drink for a mindful trip to the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Tourists are now able to go underground and wander the area considered the ancient arena’s “backstage.”