Fodor's

In preparation for hosting the World Expo 2020, Dubai plans to develop a $1.7 billion tourist resort on either side of luxury hotel Bur Al Arab.

Rooftop bars, breath-taking views, penthouse accommodations—we hear a lot about what guests can experience from the top of a hotel.

Imagine this: While snacking on peanuts at 35,000 feet, suddenly you smell the faint whiff of hay.

Provence is the jewel in France’s many-splendored crown, a wildly diverse region featuring splendid mountains, azure bays, rolling vineyards, and scrubby herb-scented garrigue.

This Fourth of July, revisit what made America great—ingenuity and resourcefulness, especially when it comes to drinking.

Aichi Prefecture’s EXPO Park already attracts fans of Studio Ghibli with a replica of Mei and Satsuki Kusakabe's home fromMy Neighbor Totoro, and it is detailed to perfection from the sliding doors to the traditional bath.

Athens is a must for archaeology aficionados, but there’s so much more to the Greek capital than just ancient sites.

When it comes to cities, Beijing is a beast unlike any other.

Artist Rick Buckley wanted to use his talents to protest the increasing use of closed-circuit television cameras in his hometown of London.

In Chandigarh, India, there’s a rock garden like nothing you’ve seen before.

The Mekong River, for those of a certain generation, flows with melancholy.

Once upon a time, ordering coffee in Prague was a matter of asking for preso—a pungently bitter take on espresso—and praying the beverage would be palatable.

The main drawback to going out and indulging in an ice cream cone is that you can’t share your confectionery treat with your dog (which is really hard cause they look at you with those big, trusting eyes and the betrayal in their face when yo...