Teenagers are a great study in patience when traveling. Anyone who’s ever visited another city with a 15-year-old in tow knows that keeping them happy and entertained means a successful vacation for everyone. Even if luxury hotels and Michelin-starred restaurants are the backdrops to your ideal getaways, they may not be exactly what your minor wants to experience while away. Here are five destinations to visit that’ll ensure your teen comes home in high spirits:... Read More
As you reach the Malecón—the five-mile boulevard hugging the coastline of Havana—the camera immediately comes out. You can’t help but photograph the mid-century modern hotels, fading colonial villas, and the ‘50s-era Studebakers and Dodges rumbling along: it’s all so beautiful. But as you look closer, you’ll notice cracked concrete and neatly re-stitched taxi seats—a reflection of how much Cubans have gone through and endured over the years. ... Read More
Road trips are a quintessential part of growing up in America. We have so many beautiful landscapes and scenic routes scattered throughout the country that it's nearly impossible to go through life without experiencing a great one.... Read More
It’s a widely accepted fact that most men love Scotch. Pair that love of whisky with a trip to New York hosted by The Macallan, and you’ve got a pretty good Father’s Day gift on your hands. This year, the brand teamed up with Gilt City to give dads a weekend of gentleman-approved experiences.... Read More
One of the reasons we love our fathers is that no one single dad is alike. They are perfect combinations of quirky, charismatic, fashionable yet rough-around-the-edges and wise. Today’s dad is also not just about sports and cars, they are more cultured, well-traveled and enjoy the finer things in life. This Father’s Day, instead of the typical baseball memorabilia and checkered ties, consider a gift that fits his distinguished personality. Here are six alternative gifts to give the guy in your life who will always be your number one man:... Read More
Fifty days out of the year, the summer sun stays put in Inuvik, Canada. And in the winter (between November and January), the sun remains tucked away for 30 days. The Northwest Territories in Canada cover almost six times the area of the United Kingdom. Among its 33 inhabited communities, Inuvik is its largest, with 3,625 residents calling it home. ... Read More
The 2016 Summer Olympics are right around the corner. And among other things to worry about—accommodations, tickets to specific events, packing lists, Zika virus—one thing you won’t have to fret over is acquiring a tourist Visa. Brazilian officials have stated that travelers with a US, Japan, Australia or Canadian passport, will not need the government document from June 1 through September 18.... Read More
Sometimes the best travel experiences come from not following the crowds. In fact, in one of the world’s most lauded cities, avoiding the herd can result in a far more enriching experience. Istanbul is a destination that stirs the emotions of historians, culture lovers and travelers alike. If you are prepared to visit this enigmatic city out of peak season, some of its greatest treasures can be enjoyed (almost) all to yourself.... Read More
Luxury hotel brands and private jet partnerships seem like a natural collaboration, yet the number of high-end properties partnering with aircrafts is pretty slim. Other than Las Vegas which has its fair share of jet alliances (makes complete sense), many of our favorite global brands have yet to jump on the trend.... Read More
Located in Langkawi, an archipelago consisting of 99 islands off Malaysia’s western coast, The Andaman, a Luxury Collection Resort welcomes guests to one of the country’s most popular beach destinations. Imagine waking up to views of swaying palms, crystal blue water, and white powder beaches all nestled between an 8,000-year-old coral reef and a 10-million-year-old rainforest. At this luxury property, this fantasy is reality every day.... Read More
Napa Valley is a 30-mile long destination with rich, undulating hillsides. Within it, more than 500 wineries squeeze out some of the world’s most acclaimed Cabernet Sauvignons, Chardonnays, Merlots, and Zinfandels. One of my recent favorite nooks within the region is Calistoga, a charming area known for its wines as much as for its geothermal hot springs and volcanic mud baths. Recently I discovered several reasons to fall in love with this spa haven town.... Read More
