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America’s cities were hit hard by the pandemic, but they’ve roared back to life with new attractions, a renewed focus on outdoor spaces, and plenty of dining and hotel options. Here are seven particularly exciting places for the coming months.

Strap on those skis or snowboards—and make the adventure even more meaningful this season by supporting local Latinx communities all throughout the winter wonderland of the North Star State.

Hop on a ferry and 20 minutes later, you’ve traded Seattle streets for the best of the Pacific Northwest island life.

If you’ve already been to the Latin Quarter and Saint Germain-des-Prés, consider exploring these other parts of the city on your next trip to Paris.

One of AFAR’s new Unpacked columnists discusses her desire to connect with nature through travel and to protect it.

The White House says the rule would help consumers save money up front and encourage more competition among airlines to offer better fares.

After initially opening only to vaccinated Americans in early June, almost all requirements have now been dropped for U.S. travelers entering Spain.

What does an autism-certified city look like? Destinations around the world are figuring that out as they build a trend in accessible travel.

Be one of the first guests to experience the Hotel del Coronado’s $550 million revitalization. Enjoy the carefully preserved historic spaces and the addition of modern living spaces, such as the new oceanfront Shore House.

These waterfront camping sites offer unbeatable sunrise and sunset views.

Vaccinated or not, U.S. travelers no longer need to quarantine or take a COVID-tested flight for travel to Italy.

The wait is over: American travelers who have been fully vaccinated for COVID-19 may soon enter the European Union, the head of the European Commission said.

Rise with the sun to explore temples, find green spaces in Kyoto and Tokyo, and consider some small towns.

Being above the clouds and away from light pollution could make it easier to see one of nature’s most incredible phenomena.

Some U.S. cities and states are going beyond tacitly allowing travelers to get vaccinated for COVID-19 and are actively courting vaccine tourists.