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The vast majority of Americans view regular vacations as a basic right and essential to our overall health and well-being, and yet we continue to leave a good chunk of PTO on the table. What’s the issue?

Food writer Luisa Weiss shares the importance of coffee and cake culture in Germany, plus the best recipes to bake at home right now

From Savannah, Georgia, to Birmingham, Alabama, immerse yourself in inspiring art collections at these hotels and then explore the thriving creative scene of each destination.

Guests traveling aboard Emerald Azzurra and Emerald Sakara this winter will experience a more intimate cruise experience.

These locations all shine during the shoulder season.

Vaccinated travelers from the U.S. no longer need to quarantine—but there are still some rules to follow.

Through recovered artifacts, photographs, and personal items from the Nazi concentration camp, as well as firsthand testimonies from Holocaust survivors, the exhibition in New York City attempts to shed light on the dangers of xenophobia.

In Europe, Celtic culture extends far beyond the British Isles.

The policy change is set to take effect on January 1, 2026, and comes days after the government submitted a proposal that would require some travelers to provide years of social media history.

Budapest is home to more than 100 natural geothermal springs. Here’s how to soak up Hungary’s bath culture.

On November 9, Marriott International terminated an agreement with Sonder that had integrated the company’s properties into the Bonvoy universe. One day later, Sonder announced it was winding down operations, upending travel plans for guests in 40 cities worldwide.

In southern Spain, Finca Cortesin—and living beyond the agony of the news cycle—brought me back to life again.

Late fall and winter sailings across the Atlantic on Cunard line’s classic “Queen Mary 2” ocean liner can bring unpredictable weather. For enthusiasts, that’s part of the appeal.

America’s first water sommelier believes that the more we think about what we drink, the more we will care about the planet. But first, he has to get people to take him seriously.

Writer Bonnie Tsui travels to three Swiss cities to take part in the country’s beloved tradition of river swimming.