A guide to last-minute holidays from the UK If you’ve booked the perfect extended Fall/Winter stay in the UK, at some point you may be looking at one or more quick getaways to sunnier climes. You’ll be happy you did especially when the UK weather gets grey and rainy. Despite … Read more
This autumn, the National Portrait Gallery in London invites you to explore the captivating realm of Cecil Beaton, the legendary photographer known as the “King of Vogue.” Opening on October 9, 2025, “Cecil Beaton’s Fashionable World” marks the first major exhibition dedicated solely to Beaton’s groundbreaking contributions to fashion photography. … Read more
In today’s internet-driven age, travel is more digital than ever. People are constantly connected during travel with smartphones, laptops, apps, and browsers, all playing a central role in every step of the journey. From booking flights to navigating new cities, technology can make travel a seamless experience. Here are a few … Read more
Art isn’t just in the museums of Paris or galleries of New York anymore. Now, it’s alive in neighborhoods you might not even have considered. Whether you’re a culture-seeker or a creative traveler who loves exploration, these emerging destinations offer a perfect blend of aesthetic inspiration and authentic local charm. … Read more
Madeira is an island not well-known to Americans and it’s an extraordinary destination. Often compared to some of the Hawaiian islands, the topography is mountainous with dramatic scenery on the coast. It’s rugged, lush and the temperate climate and beautiful blooms lend themselves to an escape any time of year. … Read more
James Dean, the bad boy heartthrob of the 1950s, stayed at Mendocino’s Little River Inn while filming East of Eden. He must have been mesmerized by the Pacific Ocean views while relaxing in the comfort of Room 102. The fellow must have felt too much at home, for he got … Read more
In Arizona’s radiant Sonoran Desert, where mornings begin with pink-tinged skies and end under a canopy of stars, luxury golf getaways are elevated to an art form. While Scottsdale has long claimed its place as one of the world’s premier golf destinations, a new chapter is being written in how … Read more
Whether you’re catching a connecting flight, backpacking through Asia, or enjoying a shore excursion during one of the popular Japan cruises, spending just one day in Tokyo can feel overwhelming yet exhilarating. Japan’s capital city, which welcomed a record 36.9 million international visitors in 2024, has an incredible concentration of … Read more
I arrived at my Tennessee destination well past midnight after traveling across the country through several time zones. I didn’t even know what to expect the next day but had a good feeling. Several days later I found I was stuck on Chattanooga. It’s’ genuine Southern charm just got to … Read more
Destination proposals have become more popular among American couples, with December emerging as the most popular month to propose worldwide, accounting for 21% of all U.S. engagements. The romance of popping the question in an exotic location, combined with the memorable background for such a life-changing moment, makes destination proposals … Read more
Luxury travel is more than just flying first-class, visiting the world’s most exclusive destinations, staying in 5-star hotels, and indulging in gourmet food. It’s about experiencing all of these things in comfort, style, and, most importantly, safety. High-end travelers face unique challenges, from safeguarding valuable belongings to avoiding potential scams … Read more
It’s easy to think of a ski package as just a sporty getaway (with maybe some socializing here and there). But skiing holidays aren’t just about raising adrenaline levels on scenic slopes. There’s a deeper immersion for travellers who know where to look. Whether you’re craving après-ski culture, destination-specific cuisine, … Read more
Join me in my travels more than 6,000 miles from home (an 11-hour flight, followed by a two-and-a-half hour drive) to the tiny Austrian town of St. Anton – to work out. The event was the eighth edition of the Mountain Yoga Festival. My travel companion, Ada, was my instructor … Read more
All photos credit: Anne Kazel-Wilcox unless otherwise noted. The sun is setting in Curacao as I sit in Fort Nassau, sipping Blue Curacao liqueur. From this historic restaurant, a former 1700s fort used to defend the Dutch against invading enemies, I have nearly 360-views of the island. The lights of … Read more
Hiking can be an excellent and healthy way for couples to bond, explore nature, and create cherished memories together without spending a penny. By choosing the most scenic trails, planning meaningful activities along the way, and staying mindful of each other’s comfort and fitness levels, you can transform a simple … Read more