A wave of Japanese immigrant arrivals over the past decade has made touring Honolulu seem like entering another district of Tokyo.

A new 75-room hotel in New Orleans's Garden District marries historic Italianate details with art deco and 20th-century Italian aesthetics

Longing for a journey far away from home? Insider tips on getting your bags ready for takeoff. Plus: what to do when the wheels come off—literally.

A former brickworks in upstate New York has been converted into a rambling retreat.

Closed for more than 40 years, a historic Arizona hot springs hotel where you can relax like a Vanderbilt has reopened.

Cashmere socks to stay cozy in-flight to a dreamy private island getaway, and other picks for the luxury travel lover in your life

In England’s seaside village of Penzance, where canines are banned from beaches all summer long, fall means a furry reclamation.

The shoe designer talks to WSJ. about losing his passport, shopping in airports and the unusual souvenir he brings back from Cuba every year.

The tidying expert likes to pack light but check her bags. When she’s flying, she tends to have less than a handful of items onboard

Former pro athlete and shoe company co-founder Tim Brown on making a long trip back home, his versatile travel wardrobe and the reading habit his colleagues make fun of

Liu Wen, the Chinese model so frequently on the go that she has her own travel hashtag, is craving an unusual summer holiday: snowmobiling on “the edge of the world”

“My carry-on is a very small bag, almost like a clutch...I’ve become a professional packer,” says Fieg, who’s on an airplane almost every week of the year.

The model and actress on her summer travels, favorite cashmere socks and the souvenir she always brings back from her travels

April Gargiulo once moved to Spain with only a carry-on. Here she tells us what she’s bringing to Lake Tahoe and why she wears PJs on the car ride up.

A local’s tour of Gotland, Sweden and its neighboring Fårö—the Baltic Sea island with sweeping vistas where the director Ingmar Bergman lived. An insider’s guide to the beaches, sights and exceptional fika

What began as a modest bungalow nestled in the lush jungles of Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula is now a rejuvenating, treehouse-like aerie with a surf-camp vibe. See inside the vacation home architect Alan Wanzenberg, whose clients include Mick Jagger

The designer on his upcoming Hong Kong trip, organizing like a Virgo and his go-to luggage brand

The Dylan’s Candy Bar founder and CEO on her Montauk travel agenda, favorite sneakers and hunt for the summer’s best blueberry muffin.

Ottessa Moshfegh, the author of ‘My Year of Rest and Relaxation,’ on packing inappropriately, reading at Passa Porta and where to find punks in the wild

As the newlywed and 14th-ranked tennis player preps for the lawns of All England, she talks to WSJ. about her packing list, favorite English cliffside town and what she does to relax