Unpacking With Joshua Jackson: The Pleasures of a Solo Ski Trip to Niseko, Japan
Actor Joshua Jackson, known for roles from Dawson’s Creek to The Affair, recently detailed his solo ten‑day ski adventure in Niseko, Japan. He traveled light, using a 35‑liter Sterling Pacific cabin case and hauling his own skis, while relying on natural fabrics and a pair of Hokas shoes for everyday wear. Jackson highlighted the therapeutic value of onsen baths and a Joovv red‑light therapy box to combat jet lag. The interview also touched on his spontaneous travel style and recent New York getaway.
11 Best Airbnbs in Chicago for a Bachelorette Weekend
The article curates eleven top‑rated Chicago Airbnbs tailored for bachelorette weekends, highlighting each property’s capacity, standout amenities, and neighborhood attractions. Listings range from a 19‑guest Wrigleyville pad with a basement bar to a River North loft featuring a private terrace...
On the Northern Belle, Agrestic Views of Wales and Scotland Pair With Champagne
The Northern Belle is a restored luxury train that roams Wales, Northern England and Scotland, offering high‑end travelers a nostalgic 1930s rail experience. Its seven carriages, each named after a British castle, feature fine dining, Champagne afternoon tea and live...
How to Decide Where to Stay in Crete, the Largest Greek Island
Crete’s tourism has exploded, climbing roughly 60% in the past few years, positioning the island as one of Europe’s hottest 2026 destinations. A wave of luxury openings—including Rosewood, Marriott and IHG properties—alongside plans for a new airport and cruise terminal...
Sandals Promo Code: Save Up to 65% on All-Inclusive Resorts (April 2026)
Sandals Resorts International is rolling out a suite of promotions through April 2026, including a tiered Stay More, Save More offer that can deliver up to $1,000 off plus a free night for seven‑night bookings, a 10% service‑personnel discount, a points‑based...
How Travel Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz Could Affect Your Cruise
Escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have forced cruise operators to halt itineraries across the Gulf, leaving six vessels docked and roughly 15,000 passengers stranded. The U.S. blockade of Iranian ports and Iran’s threats to target regional harbors have...
11 Paris Hotels Within Walking Distance of the Eiffel Tower
A curated list of eleven Paris hotels within a short walk of the Eiffel Tower showcases a mix of historic palaces, boutique conversions, and ultra‑luxury properties. Each hotel offers distinct experiences—from the Four Seasons George V’s three Michelin‑starred restaurants to...
My Favorite Vacation Rental: A Glass Villa With Spectacular Views of Ireland's Coast
Kelvin Gillmor spotlights the Brandy & Soda House, a glass‑enclosed villa perched above Dog’s Bay in Connemara, Ireland. The property, rebuilt from a ruined cottage by Damien McKeon and Sarah Lucas, features a 100‑foot wall of glass that frames sunrise and...
Arc'teryx Promo Codes and Deals: Save Up to 50%
Arc'teryx is leveraging a suite of promotions to make its high‑priced outerwear more accessible. The brand’s outlet offers up to 50% off past‑season jackets, while the Rebird trade‑in program refunds 30% of an item’s original retail value as store credit....
24 Best Things to Do in San Francisco, From Beaches to Ballparks
Condé Nast Traveler spotlights 29 must‑see experiences across San Francisco’s compact 7‑square‑mile landscape, ranging from coastal promenades and iconic bridges to historic theaters and modern museums. The guide underscores the city’s blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and culinary innovation, offering options...
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The Best Places to Visit This July for Wine, Waves, and Summer Breeze
The July travel guide highlights five destinations poised for a surge in visitor interest in 2026. Crete’s new airport and its designation as the European Region of Gastronomy will draw food‑focused tourists, while Labuan Bajo in Indonesia leans into eco‑tourism...
3 Perfect Days in Madrid, According to Our Local Editor
Condé Nast Traveller Spain’s editor David Moralejo outlines a three‑day itinerary that blends upscale lodging, local cuisine, cultural institutions, and nightlife to showcase Madrid’s evolving appeal. He recommends luxury hotels such as the Four Seasons and Rosewood Villa Magna, while highlighting...
How to Fly Private Like Your Really Rich Friend Who Hates Spending Money
Private aviation is becoming more reachable as semi‑private carriers and fly‑sharing platforms offer seat‑only pricing that rivals first‑class fares. Brokers and direct operators provide additional cost‑control tools, though they typically embed a 7‑12% commission. Empty‑leg flights and strategic flexibility on...
Did You Know You Can Book Hotels on Airbnb? All the Benefits, Explained
Airbnb has been showcasing boutique hotels on its platform for years, but a recent UI refresh makes them easier to find, especially in New York City where a dedicated filter separates hotels from homes. The listings are limited to independent or...
The Most Beautiful Places in Ireland
The piece spotlights Ireland’s most photogenic destinations, from the 120‑mile Causeway Coast and 700‑foot Cliffs of Moher to the 111‑mile Ring of Kerry and the limestone wonder of the Burren. It blends iconic landmarks—Giant’s Causeway, Trinity College’s Long Room, Benbulben—with...
19 Best Outer Banks Vacation Rentals for Summer Travel
Travelers planning a summer getaway to the Outer Banks now have a curated list of 19 top‑rated vacation rentals, ranging from modest A‑frame apartments to expansive five‑bedroom beach houses. Each property has been vetted for Superhost status, guest‑favorite ratings, and...
7 Rome Airbnbs Where You Can Wake Up to Views of the Colosseum
Condé Nast Traveler highlights seven Airbnb rentals that sit steps from the Colosseum, offering guests uninterrupted views of the ancient arena. The properties, spread across Rome’s Celio and Monti districts, range from a two‑bedroom loft to a luxury condo within the...
What the US-Iran Ceasefire Means for Travel in the Middle East
The United States and Iran have agreed to a two‑week cease‑fire after six weeks of hostilities, reopening the Strait of Hormuz but leaving much regional airspace closed. Major carriers such as Emirates, Etihad and Qatar are still operating at 70%,...
The Best Hotels in Austin for Foodies, Fashionistas, and Formula One Chasers
The article spotlights Austin’s rapidly evolving hospitality landscape, curating a list of standout hotels that cater to foodies, fashionistas, families, and Formula One fans. It highlights boutique gems like Hotel ZaZa and the historic Driskill, upscale retreats such as the Four Seasons...
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This European Country Is Giving Away Five of Their 267,570 Islands—This Is How to Get One
Sweden’s tourism board, Visit Sweden, is giving away the right‑of‑use of five of its 267,570 islands for a year to lucky entrants. Winners will also receive a round‑trip travel voucher valid between June 2026 and May 2027. Participants must submit a one‑minute...
The Insider’s Guide to 3 Perfect Days in Berlin
Dennis Braatz, Condé Nast Traveller Germany, outlines a three‑day Berlin itinerary that blends boutique hotels, iconic museums, and a spectrum of dining experiences. Day 1 focuses on Mitte’s cultural core with Museum Island, designer store William Fan, and two‑star Michelin restaurant Tim Raue. Day 2...
I Tested Carl Friedrik’s First Aluminum Suitcase—Here's What I Thought
Carl Friedrik launched its first aluminum carry‑on priced at $845, positioning it between premium rivals Tumi ($1,395) and Rimowa ($1,525). The suitcase offers a sleek anodized shell, dual TSA‑approved locks, steel‑reinforced corners, and 360° spinner wheels, but its 38‑liter capacity...
11 Dreamy Villas in Hawaii, From Kauai to Kona
Travel writers spotlight eleven luxury villas across Hawaii, ranging from a rainforest retreat in Kona to a beachfront estate in Honolulu. Each property caters to distinct groups—families, honeymooners, remote‑work teams—offering amenities such as private pools, hot tubs, chef‑ready kitchens, and...
Work From Hotel: The Best Lobbies in NYC for Locking In and Getting Stuff Done
The article curates five New York City hotel lobbies that double as effective remote‑work stations, highlighting each space’s seating, Wi‑Fi reliability, power access, and ambience. It notes the Ace Hotel Brooklyn’s communal table and outlet‑rich sunroom, the Marlton’s vintage leather nooks,...
15 Best Weekender Bags We've Ever Tested (2026)
Condé Nast Traveler’s editors rigorously tested 15 weekender bags, evaluating weight, capacity, durability, and smart features such as shoe compartments, laptop sleeves, and USB ports. The roundup highlights lightweight options like the Antler Icon (1.83 lb) and high‑capacity choices such as Herschel’s Tech Novel...
Some World Cup Fans Could Be Required to Post ‘Visa Bonds’ Up to $15,000 to Enter US
The U.S. State Department has broadened its visa‑bond program to 50 nations ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, requiring a security deposit of $5,000 to $15,000 for B‑1/B‑2 visa applicants. The bond, refundable if travelers depart on time, is...
10 Hotels in Barbados to Build a Caribbean Escape Around (2026)
Condé Nast Traveler’s latest guide spotlights Barbados’ most compelling hotels, ranging from ultra‑luxury estates like Sandy Lane to family‑focused resorts such as The Sandpiper and boutique wellness retreats like The House. The list highlights each property’s distinctive amenities—golf courses, spa rituals, heritage...
How the New Bilt Palladium Stacks Up to Other Premium Travel Credit Cards
Fintech firm Bilt relaunched its premium Palladium card in early 2026, charging a $495 annual fee and offering 2 points per dollar on most purchases plus airport lounge access, travel credits, and housing rewards. To earn points on rent or...
San Diego's Culinary Scene Has Grown Up
San Diego’s culinary landscape is shedding its casual reputation as chef‑driven fine‑dining establishments multiply. Chefs like Travis Swikard, Elijah Arizmendi, and Eric Bost are leveraging the region’s abundant local farms, seafood and whole‑animal sourcing to create “cuisine du soleil” and...
My Favorite Airbnb: A Family-Friendly Villa in Sicily
A family of eight discovered Villa Arcile, a seven‑bedroom, six‑bath villa in Brucoli, Sicily, ideal for multigenerational vacations. The property features a 26‑foot pool, lemon groves, and an outdoor kitchen, while communal areas lack air‑conditioning, prompting guests to stay outdoors....
What It's Like to Run a Casino on Board a Luxury Cruise Ship
Crystal Serenity, part of the ultra‑luxury Crystal Cruises line, features the only Casino de Monte‑Carlo at sea after a $170 million refurbishment completed in 2022. Casino manager Josh Simonetti oversees a boutique gaming floor that opens only in international waters, offering slots...
2026 Readers' Choice Awards Survey
Condé Nast Traveler has launched its 2026 Readers' Choice Awards survey, inviting travelers to vote for their favorite hotels, airlines, destinations and more across dozens of categories. The campaign runs through early April and includes a sweepstakes prize—a 15‑day Viking...
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I Got a Quick Taste of Hong Kong Without Leaving the Airport
Cathay Pacific’s flagship business‑class lounge, The Bridge, reopened in May 2025 after a pandemic‑induced shutdown, coinciding with the airline’s 80th anniversary and the launch of its new Aria Suite product. The 29,000 sq ft space, located in Terminal 1 near Gate 35, can accommodate more...
The Insider’s Guide to Three Perfect Days in Rome
The guide outlines three curated days in Rome, highlighting boutique stays like Hotel Dé Ricci, Hotel Locarno, SuperAttico Monserrato, and The Hoxton, alongside upscale spa experiences at Six Senses. Each day pairs iconic sights—such as the Aventine walk, Caravaggio’s chapel, and...
9 Books Our Editors Couldn't Put Down This Season
The Women Who Travel spring 2026 book club unveiled a blend of revived classics and fresh releases, highlighting titles such as the reprinted *The Ha‑Ha*, the fashion monograph *Issey Miyake*, and the Jane Birkin biography. Editors also spotlighted diverse narratives ranging...
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ResortPass Coupon Code: 20% Off in March 2026
ResortPass lets travelers purchase day passes to luxury hotels for as little as $25, granting access to rooftop pools, spas and day rooms without an overnight stay. The service operates across North America and the Caribbean and partners with brands...
The Insider’s Guide to Three Perfect Days in New York City
Arati Menon’s guide outlines three curated itineraries for a long‑weekend in New York City, pairing boutique hotels such as the Waldorf Astoria and 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge with neighborhood‑focused dining and cultural stops. Day 1 highlights the Upper East Side’s museums, cafés and jazz...
I've Been to Niagara Falls Over a Dozen Times—Here's Everything You Need to Know About Visiting Both Sides
Niagara Falls straddles the U.S.–Canada border, offering three dramatic waterfalls and distinct visitor experiences on each side. The American side features the oldest U.S. state park, close‑up attractions like Maid of the Mist and Cave of Winds, and easy access...
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Why Luxe Eco-Resorts Are Flourishing on Costa Rica's Peninsula Papagayo
Luxury eco‑resorts are booming on Costa Rica’s Peninsula Papagayo, led by the 2025 opening of the Ritz‑Carlton Reserve Nekajui, which blends 107 rooms and 36 residences into the forest canopy. Following Nekajui, brands such as Waldorf Astoria and a forthcoming...
The Best Beaches in Southeast Asia, From Thailand to the Philippines
Condé Nast Traveler’s editors have compiled a shortlist of Southeast Asia’s premier beaches, spanning the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Cambodia. Highlights include Boracay’s White Beach with its powder‑soft sand, Thailand’s Tonsai Beach for rock‑climbing, and Indonesia’s Bawah Reserve offering...
11 Bucket-List Soccer Stadium Tours in Europe and the UK
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup drawing global attention, travelers are turning to European stadium tours as an alternative football experience. The article lists eleven guided tours across the UK, Spain, Italy and France, offering behind‑the‑scenes access to iconic venues...
The Women Leading a New Generation of Scuba Divers
Women are rapidly reshaping the scuba industry, now comprising nearly 40% of PADI certifications and surpassing men in new certifications since 2022. Initiatives such as PADI’s Women in Diving program and regional projects like the Maldives Underwater Initiative have added...
The Best Airbnbs in Milos for a Greek Island Getaway
Milos, a volcanic Cycladic island famed for its moon‑lit Sarakiniko beach, has transitioned from a hidden gem to a hot travel destination. The surge in visitor numbers has spurred a boom in Airbnb rentals that showcase the island’s maritime heritage,...
At These Hotels, Turndown Service Is an Opportunity for Storytelling
Hotels are reinventing the traditional turndown ritual by adding hyper‑local storytelling and handcrafted gifts, from cowboy poems at Wyoming’s Rusty Parrot Lodge to Murano glass pieces in Venice. The trend, which gained momentum after the pandemic, sees properties partnering with...
Where to Eat, Stay, and Play in Sacramento, California's Increasingly Cool Capital
Sacramento is transforming from a political hub into a premier travel destination, leveraging its farm‑to‑fork culture, Michelin‑starred dining, and a vibrant arts scene. A $1.4 billion expansion of Sacramento International Airport and the opening of Hotel Eleanor, the city’s first five‑star...
Why Calabria Needs to Be on Your Italian Bucket List, According to Someone With Roots Here
Calabria, Italy’s southernmost region, boasts dramatic coastlines on the Tyrrhenian and Ionian seas, rugged mountains, and towns largely untouched by mass tourism. The area offers authentic, spicy cuisine such as ’nduja‑laden pasta, and a slow‑life experience that rewards travelers who...
26 Best Things to Do in Toronto for First Nations Art, Hockey History, and Waterfront Views
The article curates 26 top attractions in Toronto, ranging from historic sites like Casa Loma to modern cultural corridors such as the Bentway. It highlights adaptive‑reuse projects like Evergreen Brickworks, immersive venues like the Hockey Hall of Fame, and natural escapes...
LaGuardia Airport Reopens After Fatal Runway Collision
LaGuardia International Airport reopened at 2 p.m. on March 23 after a fatal runway collision forced a half‑day ground stop. The incident left more than 600 cancellations and over 100 lingering delays at the airport, while the national system logged 3,206 flight...
Quirky Airbnbs: This Geometric Gem in Hudson Valley Is The Ultimate Style Rebel
Steven Holl’s 918‑sq‑ft geometric house, completed in 2016, sits on 28 acres in the Hudson Valley and functions as both a private residence and a luminous museum. Built from raw mahogany, birch plywood and insulated wood panels, the home relies...
In Seaside Paraty, Brazil, the Narrative Returns to Its Roots
Paraty, a UNESCO World Heritage town on Brazil’s Costa Verde, blends impeccably preserved colonial architecture with a vibrant mix of Indigenous, Afro‑Brazilian and Caiçara cultures. The town’s historic port, once a gold‑rush hub, now anchors a luxury tourism market that...