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Rare Sports Cars and Historic Alpine Roads Have Become the Ultimate Luxury Hotel Amenity in Europe
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (181+ words) In Europe, where postwar sports car culture and the geography that shaped it are intertwined, a growing number of five-star properties have made that connection central to what they’re offering their guests. Three properties in Spain, Switzerland and Italy, have…...
8 unique tea lattes and milk teas that take you around the world
3+ day, 3+ hour ago (365+ words) Growing up in Amoy, China, Amery Chen always understood tea as a daily ritual to unwind and recharge. When she landed in L.A. for medical school, the daily tea drinking routine stayed with her and kept her alert during long nights…...
8 spots to cuddle with cats while sipping matcha, reading or just chilling in greater L.A.
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (149+ words) “It’s the decade of the cat right now thanks to an influx of cat ownership,” says Susan Michals who, as the founder of CatCon (think of it as a kind of ComicCon for cat people), has her finger on the…...
Just North of Split, Croatia's Oldest Native Town May Be the Dalmatian Coast's Best Kept Secret
1+ week, 2+ day ago (499+ words) A four-star property on the Šibenik waterfront, Hotel Bellevue offers rooms and suites with views over the Adriatic channel. This hotel is great for a traveler looking for Old Town access but more full-service amenities. There’s a wide selection of…...
No Lines, No Overhead Bin Battles: My First Flight on the Semi-Private Jets Rewriting the Rules of Air Travel
1+ week, 1+ day ago (403+ words) For decades, travelers have been forced to choose between commercial airlines and private jets. However, in recent years, bridging the gap between commercial first class and the astronomical costs of full private charters, semi-private aviation has become increasingly popular. Additionally,…...
20 new and notable places to eat and drink in L.A. this month
1+ week, 4+ day ago (173+ words) Record-breaking temperatures have impacted our local food supply, so make it a priority to visit your local farmers market to snag the last ripe mangoes and other summer fruit. If you’re looking for recipe ideas, try cooking editor Cody Reiss…...
Historic Squares and a Culinary Renaissance Beneath the Spanish Moss: How to Spend 48 Hours in Savannah, Georgia
1+ week, 4+ day ago (842+ words) I visited Savannah this spring and completely fell in love with the charming, gothic Southern city. Everywhere I went, I was welcomed with verdant greenery, awe-inspiring Victorian-era mansions, delectable comfort food, and the nicest, most hospitable people. Also known as…...
The 6-mile peninsula of trails, tidepools and history that too many San Diego visitors miss
1+ week, 5+ day ago (353+ words) Perhaps it’s no surprise that California’s first tourist from Europe headed first for the beach. A San Diego beach. That was Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo. Sailing on behalf of Spain in 1542, he spotted a bay sheltered by a six-mile-long peninsula and…...
Between Minarets and Modernity: The 48-Hour Guide to Istanbul’s Dual Souls
3+ week, 1+ day ago (901+ words) I first visited the magical city of Istanbul a couple of years ago. I was there for a weekend and completely fell in love with the city’s vibrant culture, rich history, and lively nightlife. Since then, I’ve been back to…...
Former Prison Cells and Ancient Cedar Forests Are Hosting Japan’s Most Unexpected New Luxury Retreats
3+ week, 5+ day ago (500+ words) While established luxury icons such as Aman Tokyo and Six Senses Kyoto remain fixtures on the itineraries of discerning travelers, Japan’s newest generation of high-end accommodations is expanding the country’s luxury landscape far beyond its traditional destinations. Here are five…...