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Cheese dumplings, medieval towns, and ancient mountains—one writer hikes the 167-mile-long Juliana Trail.

Lamu, Kenya, encourages visitors to slow down and appreciate life without cars.

The Harlem Renaissance literary icon has deep Midwestern roots.

After hours, explore Middle-earth, indulge in first-class coffee and wine, and hike among fjords and glaciers. Here’s what to know about New Zealand’s new plan to make it easier for digital nomads to stay long-term.

From a twist on the traditional British pub to charitable, eco-friendly hotels and dining in a prison, experience an alternative side of London that also supports its local communities along the way.

Hotels can introduce their guests to the creativity that surrounds them—and reveal canvases visitors may not otherwise see.

Waking after a long deep-freeze of a winter, the Windy City bursts into colorful spring with a happening hotel, some venerable Old Masters, and a lovely day in the park.

Conservation International and Pew Charitable Trusts are teaming up to protect 7 million square miles of ocean. There are many ways travelers can join the effort to preserve oceans as well.

Whether you want to spend several days just relaxing in and around Bermuda or love the idea of combining the North Atlantic island with nearby coastal destinations, there’s a perfect Bermuda cruise for you.

The famous Eisbach river wave has reopened after months of closure and controversy.

In addition to offering more ways to earn and redeem points in 2024, AAdvantage will reward all members from the get-go, regardless of elite status.

It took a conference in Brazil, and a few joyful trysts around the world, for me to gain the courage to live life on my terms.

How to see a new side of the oldest and most visited tourist attraction in the world? Travel with an archaeologist.

After decades of being overloved and overrun by visitors, the famed Parisian museum is implementing a waitlist to reduce daily attendance by a third.

A new designation will help conservationists, and travelers, better support the world’s largest terrestrial mammals.