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Large swaths of the United States will get an arctic blast this week, leading to heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain in parts of the country. Here’s what that means for travelers.

From expressing concern that transgender travelers could face issues with their travel documents to emphasizing that visa approval doesn’t guarantee entry, European governments are making citizens aware of the conditions for entering the U.S.

From planting coral nurseries to serving sustainable seafood, Iberostar sets a new standard for environmental responsibility—and makes eco-friendly travel easier.

A 2025 index ranks countries based on how safe and welcoming they are for the queer community, accounting for civil- and human-rights protections and antidiscrimination laws.

Solo travel may sound isolating. For one AFAR editor, it’s been a great tool to find friends and discover new passions.

One of the largest tour operators has eliminated several tours that failed to meet wildlife protection standards and replaced them with new tours.

Whether you want to head to New Zealand for Southern Hemisphere summer (flights from $798), book a lodge in Italy’s Dolomites before the Winter Olympics, explore Asia by sea or the Canadian Rockies by rail, there’s a Cyber Monday deal that will inspire your next adventure.

Sarah Dusek, the former CEO of Under Canvas, recently launched the sustainable safari and luxury outdoor hospitality company Few & Far. She shares the passions and learnings that have shaped her path from aid worker to regenerative hospitality entrepreneur.

At long last, American Express now has its own travel mobile app with several key functions that card users and travelers can benefit from.

Your complete guide to another 12 months of adventure.

Stay in a castle-like hotel in the Rockies, dine on top of a mountain, and snowshoe, hike, or fat-bike to stunning snowy vistas with an Indigenous guide in Alberta, Canada.

The tech issues have been resolved, but the incident offers some critical learnings for travelers.

These locales may be difficult to reach, but the views make the effort more than worthwhile.

Tour companies are launching itineraries for travelers in their 30s, 40s, and 50s that focus on active adventures in destinations like the Dolomites, Peru, Mexico, and Portugal’s Douro Valley.