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Picturesque Portugal, historic expeditions, Korean recipes, and ocean exploration are among our choices for the best new books for travelers this season.

Windjammers are century-old multi-masted sailboats that have been reborn as cruise ships run by young captains keeping history intact.

British luxury hotel group Maybourne has opened the Emory, London’s first all-suite hotel, next to Hyde Park.

Calling all former Norwegian Air admirers—the bargain-basement transatlantic carrier from Scandinavia has been reborn (sort of) and is offering low-cost flights to Oslo, London, and Berlin.

Check out the famous and underrated activities the Big Easy has to offer.

If your taste buds don’t work well at 35,000 feet, can you even notice the subtleties of wine? Yes, you can—and Delta’s master sommelier explains how the airline’s new wine menu addresses that challenge.

These waterfront condos, historic bungalows—and, yes, even a houseboat—have top-notch ratings on Airbnb.

Surrounded by excellent dining and cultural activities in the NoMad district, The Evelyn hotel’s art deco style offers a contemporary version of Manhattan’s turn-of-the-century elegance.

So new it’s not even on Google Maps, Seminary Hill Cidery and its Boarding House in Callicoon feel like a cozy, inviting home away from home.

With the launch of new cinemas, film centers, and the most prestigious film festival in the country, Jeddah has its eyes on being the world’s next cinematic superpower.

The Honolulu-based carrier’s new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners include 34 new Leihōkū Suites—spacious seats with doors that offer a more comfortable journey over the Pacific.

Bask in the golds, oranges, and reds of these places where you can witness the changing of the color guard on the flip side of the equator.

Vaccinated travelers no longer need a prearrival COVID test, but they will still need to take a rapid test soon after arrival.

After closing for a month to control a spike in COVID-19 cases, St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas started to welcome back visitors on September 19.

Getting the chance to see the Sistine Chapel without throngs of tourists is an almost religious experience. Here’s how to do it.