Sarah Khan

Beauty entrepreneur Hind Sebti on her love of Tangier and Moroccan craftsmanship.

Curious about the two-century gap in her family’s itinerant history, Sarah Khan sets out to uncover tales of those who came before.

For a growing segment of pop culture-obsessed travelers, Seoul really can feel like something straight out of a TV show.

Sunset descends like a dream in Kenya’s Lamu archipelago: Each evening, the channel separating the islands of Manda and Lamu is anointed in a hazy veil of golden light as dhows pirouette in the water, triangle sails billowing overhead. I gazed out over a carousel of boats from my perch on the deck of Taqwa, delighting in the snatches of American hip-hop, Afrobeats, and Bollywood bangers emanating from them as they passed by. At some point, Taqwa sailed in tandem with a smaller vessel boasting th…

In Lisbon and southern Portugal, Sarah Khan seeks out a palimpsest of the region's rich Moorish history.

The Syrian American performer Omar Offendum, whose show ‘Little Syria’ returns to New York this summer, is preserving ancient storytelling traditions in a uniquely American way.

New signature recipes, Eid feasts, and community service come together to mark the festival in a uniquely American context.

Go for extravagant pan-African tasting menus anchored in regional ingredients and a craft coffee movement at its crescendo.

From the perfect pairing of bush and beach in Tanzania to a landmark museum opening in Nigeria.

While leading her mother through Bodrum and Istanbul, this writer finds joy in the role reversal of who plans what for whom.