David Farley

In these pestilent days of being a New York City denizen during the age of COVID-19, one travel writer muses on what we can learn from the uncertainty of reality.

Find out what this international coterie of chefs and food writers—from Tbilisi, Georgia, to Rome to New York City—are cooking up while stuck at home, and get their tips for stocking your kitchens and pantries for optimum deliciousness.

Travelers can still explore the world while binge-watching these travel TV shows in home isolation. Thanks to streaming services, we can virtually send ourselves to nearly any and every part of the planet in just a few clicks.

Netflix's new food and travel docuseries spans the globe as it makes over failing restaurants that try to get by on their beautiful views alone. We talk to the hosts about filming, the telltale sign a restaurant will be mediocre, the dish they'd travel for and more.

Have plans to travel to Southeast Asia soon? Here's what our correspondent experienced during his monthlong stint in the region in February.

The mysterious isle of Pantelleria has much to offer to the few tourists who know about it. With its unique position in the Mediterranean, this volcanic island is a cultural hybrid of Italy and North Africa.

Curtains that won't shut? Noisy hallway? The Benjamin Hotel's sleep expert shares the secrets of how to sleep better when you're away from home.

Is it possible to get the cheapest fare and enjoy a long flight in the not-so-friendly skies of Basic Economy? We talk to a few airline experts to find out.

We're living in a golden age of airport dining. Maybe someday travelers in economy class will be so lucky to eat better food on flights. Until that happens, you can have an epicurean feast at the airport before your flight and smugly pass on the chicken or pasta option on board the plane.

The upcoming year in travel looks a lot like 2019 but on steroids.

From natural disasters to plane crashes to the unfortunate deaths of famous travelers, the past decade of travel has not always been about progress. But there were still some positive things—namely, technological improvements.

In the last decade, these wanderlust-inducing travel books have taken us from Mumbai to Mexico City and everywhere in between.

Want to try something different this New Year's Eve? All around the globe humans celebrate NYE in very unique and weird ways.

Travel trends come and go. Here are a handful we'd love to see deplane forever.

Some of Italy's abundant ghost towns are getting a second chance thanks to artists and refugees breathing new life into these medieval villages.

We're talking about dishes that are best in their own environment, that don't travel so well. You have to go to it, rather than it coming to you. A meal that requires booking a flight first. Here is our highly subjective list of dishes that are worth traveling for around the world.

Christmas isn't just an odd holiday in North America. All over the world, people celebrate in wacky ways on December 25, such as rollerblading to church in Venezuela and making a reservation at KFC for Christmas Eve dinner in Japan.

The snowy streets of Europe aren't the only places to shop for gifts while humming carols and sipping on hot chocolate. Stay stateside and visit these holiday markets for the same wintry wonderful shopping experience.

Our taste buds change when we're flying. So how can you have the optimum wine experience while onboard? We talk to Singapore Airlines' very own airline sommelier, Jeannie Cho Lee, to find out what to sip in the sky.

Donald Trump may provoke a mix of reactions politically, but he's also inspired a potent mix of cocktails at these bars in the U.S. capital and beyond.

The peaceful revolution that took place in Prague is 30 years old and visitors can honor it by visiting sites associated with the world-changing event.

With Prince's memoir just out and a remastered "1999" on the way, it's the perfect time to do a purple-colored tour of Minneapolis.

For your 2020 travels, avoid the tourist-trampled spots in Europe and head to these lesser-visited cities instead.

This dynamic city has so much going on, we give you 10 not-so-obvious things to do in all 5 boroughs.

November 9, 2019 marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Celebrate the triumph of freedom with these memorials dedicated to the history of the Cold War.

Want to propose a shady quid pro quo in Kyiv? These secret bars have "impeachment" written all over them.

Honolulu beckons for its sun and surf but there is a legion of amusements in this Hawaiian metropolis.

Boston is bursting with around-the-clock amusement and entertainment—from outdoor markets to museums.

Miami has sun, sea and sand in spades but also museums, art and great food too.

London's hotel scene is a riot of diversity but these five hotels are sure bets every time.