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With a new crop of hotels, restaurants, and outdoor adventures, this sunshiny, food-loving city—nicknamed the American Riviera—has grown even headier.

From California to Spain, enjoy snow in the morning and ocean waves in the afternoon.

Brimming with charming boutiques, architecture, and more, the historic Georgetown area is a visual treat for every type of traveler.

Pleas from public health officials did not stop travelers from taking to the skies—and hitting the road—during December and early January.

The world’s most renowned luxury train brand is building a sailing ship that looks just as exquisite and over the top as you would expect.

AmaWaterways’ European river cruise is not what you might think. See if you can keep up.

The holidays often bring some of the most congested days at the country’s airports and on the roads. Here’s what AAA and TSA predict.

In Puerto Rico, local craftsmen are creating a deep-rooted sense of community.

In 2022, Crystal Cruises went belly up. Now, two of the original ocean ships are back on the high seas—with some enticing upgrades.

After the Danish capital launched its popular CopenPay initiative last year, which effectively “pays” travelers who engage in more sustainable tourism efforts, the program’s success is inspiring others to do the same.

Sail past glaciers, hike rugged trails, and spot whales along Alaska’s stunning Pacific coastline aboard a new ship built for immersive exploration.

A resident shares a decade’s worth of tips to see California’s renowned nature with fewer people in the way.

After weathering another winter spike in COVID cases, travelers are planning 2022 trips with a fervor unlike anything we’ve seen since the start of the pandemic.

Puerto Vallarta experienced an unprecedented display of violence on Sunday following the killing of the cartel leader “El Mencho.” Numerous travel advisories and flight cancellations followed. Here’s the latest news, including what travelers need to know.

In light of ongoing geopolitical concerns, the country’s national tourism board sent an email to about 6,000 U.S.-based travel advisers and tour operators.