I kept hearing about a Bangkok club called Route66. Friends told me the vibe at the club is "insane," and someone described it as nightlife "on acid."

From tuition fees to accommodation, two of Insider's reporters had very different experiences studying at a UK university and an American college.

When Insider's reporter quit drinking, she realized that she had relied on alcohol as a social crutch. So she came up with new ways to make friends.

A woman tweeted a picture of bartender Max Gutierrez, who later identified himself, holding the discreet note that she said helped her and a friend.

Despite worsening infection rates, restaurants in the city with a main activity to serve food may remain open.

The city of Berlin, Germany, is finding a creative way to let people dance to their hearts' content while still staying safe.

Life looks different as countries lift lockdown restrictions. Here's how bars and nightclubs around the world are keeping customers safe.

While most bars, clubs, and pubs are shut down in the US because of the coronavirus pandemic, people are finding ways to create nightlife online.

Insider spoke with bartenders and bar owners to find out how coronavirus restrictions have affected them, and how people can help.

Cubbyhole, one of just three lesbian bars still in the city, is quite literally tucked away in a corner of Manhattan's West Village.

The St. Regis New York's King Cole Bar has one ultra-exclusive table that can only be booked 48 hours in advance with a hefty $2,500 reservation fee.

Stars including Lil Jon, Yankees player Aaron Judge, and baseball legend Sammy Sosa, partied at an iconic Miami hotel the night before the big game.

I danced, rode carnival rides, and took full advantage of the six-hour open bar and free food like sushi, short rib sliders, and funnel cake.

Millennials' thirst for nonalcoholic drinks is growing, and the trend is extending beyond Dry January.

While I like the idea of nightlife that's not centered around drinking alcohol, this particular event missed the mark for me.

Fusion Club at the four-star Cassells Al Barsha Hotel is making headlines for the unique promotion, which it is running through the end of the year.

Cities across the country were analyzed based on a number of factors including entertainment and recreation, nightlife and parties, and costs.

Ian Schrager says Studio 54 could be recreated with a few key adjustments: more sophisticated technology, a new location, and more money.

Berlin subsists on the debaucherous reputation of clubs that bring up to $1 billion into the economy — but its clubs may now be in danger.

I toured the new Playboy Club with its swanky lounges, super-exclusive subterranean speakeasy, and, of course, Playboy Bunnies serving drinks.