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From lakeside villages to alpine towns, Switzerland’s Christmas markets shine with festive lights, fondue chalets, flying Santas, and more.

Though the names were once used interchangeably, Holland was dropped from the official branding of the Netherlands in 2020. Here’s why they were never the same thing.

An abundance of merry, seasonal activities, cozy hotels, and family-friendly restaurants make the Holy City the ideal December escape.

Visiting historic sites connected to the fight for LGBTQ+ rights combined with the Capital Pride Festival in June makes for the ultimate way to observe Pride month.

Consequently, international flights will not be required to come into 1 of only 13 U.S. airports where enhanced coronavirus screening measures were being carried out.

Here is where (and how) to view the northern lights in the 49th state.

The decision comes as the House passes a bill to repeal the requirement.

Coronations, Eurovision finals—and that’s just in May.

Afar’s picks for the 25 best new hotels in the world.

The U.S. has been moved to France’s “green list” of countries, meaning unvaccinated leisure travelers can now enter the country, too.

Málaga, Barcelona, Paris, Antibes, Mougins—visiting all the places that shaped Picasso’s art and soul.

Chai Pani, named among the top restaurants in the country, is reimagining dining out through a more inclusive, community-based approach—and helping cement Asheville as what founder Meherwan Irani calls a “Very Important City.”

Travelers can decline certain procedures and should have choices at their disposal when at the airport and during security screenings. Here’s what is and isn’t required of you at the airport.

These new books will transport you to other places. You can get to know people carrying on the world’s oldest traditions, try recipes from immigrant home chefs of NYC, and explore the far reaches of outer space.

By the 13th century, many major European cities had established beguinages, or enclosed communities for women looking to live in relative freedom. What remains of them today?