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Behind closed doors at Las Vegas suites—I toured iconic rooms at luxury hotels
Most people associate Las Vegas with high spending and over-the-top luxury. From Michelin-level dining at resorts like Aria to classic Vegas views of the Bellagio fountains, most people visiting Vegas never even see the half of the true luxury that lies behind closed doors. On my recent trip to Las Vegas, I set out to […] -
The smartest ways to book hotels for the World Cup, according to travel experts
If you thought scoring World Cup tickets was stressful, wait until you see the hotel prices. -
New Briggs & Riley backpacks blend luxury with carry-on function
Luxury luggage leader, Briggs & Riley, just dropped two elevated travel backpacks just in time for summer travel. Designed for travelers who want to pack lighter, the new Baseline Medium Convertible Backpack and ZDX U-Zip Travel Backpack blend suitcase-level functionality with sleek, carry-on-friendly design, making them ideal for travelers trying to skip bulky luggage this season. The Baseline Medium […] -
Filet and bloating in Las Vegas
Nothing quite makes a stadium erupt quite like a winner in double overtime. That’s what I got to see at a Las Vegas Golden Knights game, while the glass from my $40 cocktail sat empty in the cupholder next to me. I went along for the Las Vegas Golden Knights’ penultimate playoff game against Utah, […] -
Mt. Hood’s tiny house village offers resort-style amenities and surprisingly spacious stays
Mt. Hood Tiny House Village boasts a big personality in its relatively small package, just one hour from Portland and steps from a forested mountain. -
Mother’s Day Gift Guide
If your mom is anything like mine, she is a brilliantly strong and capable woman who had to put up with a lot of crap thanks to my ability to be an absolute terror. Since she had to put up with nearly two dozen years of chasing, protecting, and disciplining someone who decided at the moment he could walk, it wasn’t gonna be easy; any gift I give her for Mother’s Day has to be out of this world. -
Get away from high stress levels with these reading-focused getaways
Adult life is stressful in every sense of the word — and many of us turn to travel as a little escape from the real world (if even only for a few days). But now, according to Booking.com’s 2026 Travel Predictions and travel trends data, a new travel trend is captivating the hearts of book lovers […] -
Where travelers are headed this summer, according to Chase Travel
Summer is coming before we know it — and that means travelers are already planning summer vacations. According to Chase Travel data, a few notable trends are surging, such as a rise in cooler, less-obvious summer destinations and rising interest in nature-led travel. Cities like Kauai, Hawaii, Budapest, Hungary, and Santa Fe, New Mexico, are […] -
These 4 new Portland restaurants put a Pacific Northwest spin on European cuisine
Four new Portland restaurants put a European spin on their menus with Pacific Northwest-sourced ingredients; and they're worth the visit. -
Experience ‘Mid-Town’s Living Room’ with Kimpton Theta
Times Square in New York City is a forest of hotels. Everywhere you look, you can find a big name or a local boutique boasting the best place to stay to have access to the hustle and bustle of New York City. However, if you aren’t careful, you can fall into the tourist traps of […] -
Nobu Hotel Los Cabos elevates dining with new Executive Chef & Tequila master
Luxury beachfront resort Nobu Hotel Los Cabos just announced new culinary leadership and refreshed menus to meet the changing needs to modern travelers. Executive Chef Diego Sobrino and Ana María Martínez Núñez, the resort’s newly appointed Director of Food & Beverage and certified Tequila Master, will lead this exciting evolution for this renowned resort. New […] -
Radio Hotel is the neighborhood escape New York City needs
New Yorkers are a different breed. When I spend time in the city (I am not a New Yorker and I won’t claim to be one, regardless of how much I wish I were), I am always struck by how many of the city’s occupants refuse to leave “The City.” For all of you uninitiated, […] -
Experience Lake Como’s grandest hotel
The first thing you notice at Grand Hotel Villa Serbelloni is the quiet, an impressive feat for any hotel on Lake Como, where tourists flock for beautiful views, charming boat rides, and hopes of a Clooney sighting. It sits on the edge of Bellagio, aka “the pearl of Lake Como,” a picturesque town in the […] -
Are all-inclusive resorts worth it? A realistic look at the pros and cons
Are all-inclusive resorts worth it? The honest answer is yes, no, and it depends. -
Embrace the retox on your next vacation
I am going to be completely honest: I hate everything wellness. I love the idea, I just love the idea of wellness for other people. When I hear “wellness trip,” all I can think about in the moment is: I am not going to get to drink old-fashioneds, won’t be able to eat steaks, and […] -
Where to Train in LA During FIFA 2026: A Club Worth Traveling For
As I finished my last set of squats, soft morning light glowed through the windows of the Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC). No music interfered — there was near silence as everyone worked out in the meditative atmosphere. Exertion and relaxation. I walked to a railing and looked down on the hardwood basketball court, complete […] -
Herschel Supply Company enters the golf market with a travel-first bag collection
Herschel Supply Company has built its reputation on the idea that how you carry your stuff says something about where you’re going. Now, the Vancouver-based brand is teeing up a new chapter. The company has officially launched Herschel Supply Golf, its first-ever golf-specific collection, and it’s rooted in the same ethos that made the brand […] -
Where to find that old L.A. charm
Like all sprawling metropolises, Los Angeles has changed. Walk though neighborhoods like Culver City and it’s right in your face, old movie studios overtaken by contemporary giants like Amazon and Apple. But there’s still a lot of the old City of Angels charm left, provided you know where to look. Change can be good. But […] -
Inside 3 top Presidential Suites in Washington, D.C.
Everyone knows Washington D.C. as the political and historical heart of our nation — but few get to see the luxury that lives behind closed doors. On my recent weekend trip to Washington D.C., I got a chance to explore three of the top Presidential Suites at some of the city’s most luxurious hotels. From […] -
Alaska Airlines marks milestone with first daily Seattle to Rome nonstop flight
Alaska Airlines launched a new flight path today, marking not only its first-ever direct connection between Seattle and Rome but also its first nonstop to Europe. The new route between the Emerald City and the Eternal City reinforces Alaska Airlines‘ role as a global carrier. Alaska Airlines is now the only airline offering this daily […] -
Cross the Tiber and Rome Changes
Across the river, Rome trades grandeur for soul, with ancient churches, buzzing piazzas, and the pleasures of a real neighborhood. Everyone has a favorite version of Rome. For some, it is the Rome of the blockbuster sights: the Colosseum glowing at sunset, the Pantheon in morning light, the Trevi Fountain surrounded by a crowd of […] -
4 luxury hotels that help reset your nervous system
As such, travelers are visiting hotels in nature-focused destinations like St. Kitts where they can escape in nature and fully reset. Here's where they're headed (and why). -
Smoky Mountains Weekend Guide: Where to Stay, Hikes & Best Views
I recently learned that the Smoky Mountains National Park is the most visited U.S. National Park. I find this statistic fascinating, as I would’ve guessed parks like the Grand Canyon would get more visitors in any given year than the Smoky Mountains. However, the Smoky Mountains gets more than double the number of visitors per […] -
The coolest European cities you’re probably ignoring
I reached out to frequent travelers and travel experts to build a list of the coolest small cities in Europe that most people completely overlook. -
What it’s like sailing the Western Caribbean with Holland America
Usually I’m a mountain girl, but when Holland America invited me on a seven-day press trip aboard the Nieuw Statendam, I knew that I had to make an exception for the wide-open ocean. In recent years, cruising has grown in appeal in the United States, with AAA expecting a record-breaking 21.7 million Americans to sail […] -
Coast to Kickoff: LA Tourism and Amtrak Pacific Surfliner Connect Fans to the FIFA World Cup
With FIFA 2026 poised to kick off on June 12 at SoFi Stadium in LA, fans will have a stress-free, scenic way to get there: a vibrant-colored railcar traveling the California coast. The ride is courtesy of a new partnership between the Amtrak Pacific Surfliner and LA Tourism, and will offer equal parts cultural exploration […] -
Carl Friedrik launches larger 49L premium carry-on suitcase
Sometimes a carry-on won’t cut it — at least not until now. If you’re already a fan of premium, design-forward luggage, consider this your next upgrade. Carl Friedrik just dropped a new larger carry-on bag (20% larger than the brand’s standard carry-on) that still complies with most major airline cabin restrictions. Designed as a companion […] -
This quirky Oregon resort gives a historic poor farm a luxurious second life
Take a detour to this history-laden, rustic resort, just 30 minutes outside downtown Portland, Oregon -
We put early 2026’s top carry-on suitcases to the test—These are our favorites
In 2026, we live in an era where no shopping decision is “simple”. Shopping for a carry-on suitcase is no longer a choice of just what brand or what color you’d like. Instead, it’s a whole series of decisions you need to make. This means you’ll need to decide on features like weight, smart features, […] -
Porsche design expands Roadster Aluminum luggage collection
Porsche Design just unveiled an expansion of the Roadster Aluminum luggage collection with a new black colorway (joining the best-selling silver). After the launch of the first Roadster Aluminum, which introduced Porsche Design’s first-ever aluminum luggage, the luxury brand is back with this sleek new color option and new customization options. The Roadster Aluminum collection […] -
Visiting Milwaukee? Here is where to eat and drink in Brew City
These days, the fine dining scene is so expansive that it covers most of the map. Top honors like James Beard Awards and more go beyond just NYC and into smaller cities with burgeoning scenes. Take Milwaukee, long overshadowed by its larger Great Lakes neighbors, but home to an amazing culinary landscape at the moment. […] -
High Water in the Amazon: Five Surprising Things About Our Cruise the Flooded Forest with Lindblad Expeditions
Some people change the cut or color of their hair on an impulse. I went on an Amazon cruise. About a year ago, friends called and said, “Hey, we’re going on an Amazon river cruise, want to come?” I looked at my wife and, without research or reflection, said, “Sure.” I am normally a thoughtful and […] -
Southwest adds Sonoma flights, debuts free wine check program
Wine travelers — pay attention. Southwest just began service to Santa Rosa, CA’s Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport yesterday. Perfect for your next wine-focused adventure, Southwest has also launched a new program to celebrate it’s expansion to wine country. The new Sip and Ship™ program allows Southwest customers to check one case of wine […] -
The ultimate Hawaiian spring break
Spring break is right around the bend, and many have related travel plans. And while cliches might direct us toward parties on Florida beaches or major draws like Disneyland, we have other ideas. The end of March and into April is one of the best time to visit Hawaii, one of my favorite tropical destinations. […] -
Hôtel de Sers: The Paris hotel that feels like your own private mansion
Tucked onto a quiet street in the 8th arrondissement, just moments from the Champs-Élysées and the luxury boutiques of Avenue Montaigne, Hôtel de Sers somehow manages to feel both central and incredibly cozy. -
From suitcase to statement piece: Inside DELSEY Paris’ fashion transformation
Travel has always been an art from, but for DELSEY PARIS, it literally began with the arts. As the brand heads into its 80th anniversary this year, both fashion and travel enthusiasts alike are looking back to admire the journey from suitcase to statement piece. Many do not know that that DELSEY didn’t start with […] -
According to travel experts, these are the world’s most fun airports
I asked travel experts to spill their secrets about the airports they genuinely don't mind getting stuck in. -
Luxury travelers are ditching passports for U.S. escapes
According to Classic Vacations, the #1 rated resource for luxury travel advisors, passport-free luxury travel is on the rise. Recently, travelers have shown a growing interest in domestic destinations that offer the excitement, culture, and indulgence of international escapes — without requiring a passport. From coastal retreats to desert escapes, Erin Fernandes, Classic Vacations’s Product Development […] -
Applications are open for a free lakeside retreat in the world’s happiest country
This June, you could experience where and how the world's happiest people spend their summer holidays, and it won't cost you a thing. -
Travel Diaries: Lima captures you through culture
Lima does not overwhelm you at first glance. It reveals itself slowly—through food, through texture, through layers of history stacked one atop another like sediment along the Pacific cliffs. We spent four late-January days based in Miraflores, moving at a moderate pace, letting the city come to us. What emerged was a capital that feels […] -
NYC’s elite Club Zero Bond opens first Vegas location at Wynn Las Vegas
Zero Bond, the distinguished New York private members club founded by Scott Sartiano and Will Makris, is now officially open at Wynn Las Vegas (as of March 10). This new opening in Las Vegas marks the first major expansion of the membership community outside home base in NYC. Bringing the spirit and sensibility of its […] -
Beyond the beach: Spring break 2026 goes global
As the countdown to Spring Break begins, new Booking.com data suggests travelers are locking in their plans sooner than ever — and changing up their desired destinations. U.S. travelers are now looking beyond typical beach destinations, showing a rising interest in international cities and Southern hotspots. Spring breakers seeking international city escapes are now looking at vibrant […] -
Slow your Tempo on your next visit to New York City
I am deliriously in love with New York City. If you spend any time with me at all, you will hear about how I love to sleep with the windows open simply so I can hear and soak up the sights and sounds of The Big Apple. My romanticizing of NYC aside, the biggest problem […] -
Inside the Belgrove Resort, West Palm Beach’s refined retreat
There’s never a bad time to escape the Northeast and head down south — and clearly the other guests at West Palm Beach’s The Belgrove Resort & Spa had the same idea. After spending 48 hours at this Marriott Autograph collection hotel, I fell in love with the relaxing, laid-back atmosphere of this tropical oasis. […] -
Chef Gabriela Cámara brings Cantina Contramar to Fontainebleau Las Vegas
Fontainebleau Las Vegas is home to some of the best restaurants in Las Vegas — and they’ve got something new brewing. Cantina Contramar, the new restaurant from acclimated Mexican Chef Gabriela Cámara is now accepting advance reservations ahead of the late march opening date (March 28, 2026). Chef Cámara’s menu for Cantina Contramar showcases her […] -
10 countries that make traveling abroad almost too simple
Some places make traveling abroad surprisingly easy. -
Why your choice of hotel is the secret to unlocking a city
This post is brought to you in paid partnership with Hilton When you travel to a major metropolis, there is a distinct difference between merely visiting the city and actually experiencing it. True luxury in travel isn’t just about high thread counts or grand lobbies; it’s about access, intuition, and having a strategic home base […] -
Weekend maxing: Where Americans are going for 3-day trips
You’ve probably heard of protein maxing and fiber maxing by now — but the “maxing” trend is now taking off beyond the realm of health & fitness. Now, the trend has taken off in the travel world thanks to TikTok influencers and a spike in Google search terms. The concept if simple — people want […] -
The Atlantic City hotel that feels more Vegas than Jersey Shore
As much as I love visiting Las Vegas, for those of us on the East Coast, it’s not exactly a quick getaway — it’s a full trip that requires flights, advance planning, and time off work. Atlantic City, however, lies just two hours away, making it easy for a quick weekend getaway. Atlantic City and […] -
Lonely Planet reveals the world’s 23 most amazing train journeys
As more travelers swap cramped flights for scenic rail routes, Lonely Planet has unveiled its list of the world’s 23 most amazing train journeys