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Whether you’re on a short layover or a full-on vacation, the city is brimming with child-friendly offerings.

One guide’s viral social media post is forcing the safari world to confront the pressure that tens of thousands of tourists put on East Africa’s most iconic wildlife event.

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.

Paris to the Alps, Rome to Munich, Amsterdam to Milan—combining overnight accommodation and transport in one, night trains are the smart, scenic, and fun way to travel throughout Europe.

A newly launched Arctic itinerary from expedition line HX partners with Indigenous groups on excursions and activities that they developed.

Here’s how to use Kayak Direct as a resource to plan your next trip.

The legendary American architect may have gotten his start in the Windy City, but he created some of his most iconic works out west.

Following centuries of deforestation, the U.K.’s northernmost territory has invested heavily in rewilding. Now some environmental leaders want to go a step further.

The two-month expedition, inspired by historic Viking journeys, visits Greenland and crosses the storied Northwest Passage before heading to Alaska’s remote Aleutian Islands and ending in Japan and South Korea.

A hotel owner who knows the city well recommends her favorite restaurants, bars, and things to do.

Gardens, walking tours, and delicious restaurants are easily accessible in this pedestrian-friendly town.

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

An Under Canvas glamping retreat in Utah just became the first accommodation in the world to get certified by DarkSky International.

Across the Caribbean, these 13 boutique hotels offer a more intimate take on the region—from rainforest villas to beachfront bungalows and restored estates—each reflecting its area’s architecture, landscape, and local context.

From the Middle Ages to WWII, the past is never far away in Bavaria’s second-largest city.