2023 was a record-breaking year for the Alabama tourism industry, with 28.8 million visitors, who spent $23.5 billion. The state has 11,308 miles of roads, 11,111 of them drivable.

Alabama Coastal Foundation and Gulf Shores & Orange Beach Tourism officials are concerned about the rise in so-called “false crawls,” in which sea turtle activity has been interrupted by human ...

Gulf Shores, with its soft, white sand, is one of the most popular, while 14-mile-long Dauphin Island has spectacular views as well as family-friendly attractions. You’ll find Alabama’s small ...

Wanting some quirky stops to stretch your legs and take photos on a road trip? Roadside America recommends these stops.

With award-winning restaurants, mouth-watering barbecue and the freshest seafood in the south, Alabama is stirring the cultural melting pot and redefining traditional soul food.

The upcoming guide for the “American South” is the first regional guide of its kind the company has sought to produce. It’ll include Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South ...

Byler Road was authorized by the Alabama State Legislature in 1819 and was constructed under the supervision of Captain John Byler between 1820 and 1823.

“This is a tourism destination,” Gendler said. “Summer is our busiest time.” In 2023, 6.5 million people visited Baldwin County beaches, spending a total of $6.7 billion in the year.