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9 Fitness Retreats to Whip You Into Shape for Summer 2013

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By: Lena Katzcomments 0 | 2013
With less than two months to go till swimsuit season, it’s time to start thinking about working off that winter chub and getting back into trim, fit and fighting form. If it’s hard to force your body back into the standard “fit body” routine of...

Where to Go Wine Tasting Right Outside Paris

By: Eric Rosencomments 0 | 2013
Although often overlooked in favor of France’s more prominent wine regions like Burgundy and Bordeaux, the Loire Valley is fast gaining worldwide recognition for world-class wines and varietals; Chenin Blanc and Cabernet Franc are attracting devoted...

3 Amazing Road Trips in the U.S.

By: Tara Imperatorecomments 1 | 2013
With so many luxurious ways to get around these days, we shouldn’t forget the simple pleasure of hopping in the car and driving off into the distance—wind in your hair, music blasting, and nothing but open road ahead. Lots of travelers still embody...

How to Tip at an All-Inclusive Resort

Waiter serving at an outdoor restaurant All-inclusive vacations are something that, according to Forbes, six out of ten people search for when planning a luxury getaway. Although the phrase “all-inclusive” may conjure up images of buffets and group activities, it probably also makes you...
By: Sally Farriscomments 0 | 2013

Touring Reykjavik, Iceland: Museums, Shopping, Dining & More

Reykjavik northern lights
By: Kimberly Fishercomments 0 | 2013
Imagine walking over charcoal black volcanic stone with miles of untouched landscape in front of you, while hand-in-hand with your sweetheart. Imagine gazing at the sky and seeing mass lights dance across the horizon in a rainbow of colors, then...

Where to Stay, Eat & Play in Bali

Villa Sengai - Your private villa with a staff of 12.
By: Diane Sukiennik & Michael Reisscomments 0 | 2013
Bali has been called the island of the gods—and for good reason. The moment you set foot on this balmy Indonesian island you are enveloped in an aura unique to this place. The ubiquitous temples and sculptures, dressed in black and white checkered...

Taste of a Destination: The Best Local Experiential Food Journeys

plate and pitchfork orchard dinner If the way to a person’s heart is through their stomach, then it makes sense that the way to get to the heart of a place is through its food. So, for proponents of experiential travel or people who just like to eat and drink their way through a...
By: Lena Katzcomments 0 | 2013

America's Coziest Firesides

Bowery Hotel
By: Lena Katzcomments 0 | 2013
It’s sleeting, it’s freezing, it’s snowing...and we’re all tired of it. We want a cozy seat near a warm, crackling fire—preferably one with hot toddy service and some delicious desserts. Just in time for the Big Chill and Valentine’s Day around the...

7 of the Luckiest Places to Visit in Asia

Giant Buddha statue at lantau Island, Hong Kong
By: Sally Farriscomments 0 | 2013
With people like Joan R. Ginther running around Texas winning four (yes, four) multi-million-dollar lotto jackpots, one can’t help but wonder how to get in on the action. So we sought out a few charmed Asian destinations to visit that might just...

A&K Launches World's First Global Lifestyle Club Just for Travelers

a&k Galapagos cruise
By: James Rothaarcomments 1 | 2013
Luxury travel specialist Abercrombie & Kent has launched a global lifestyle club for upscale travelers. The company’s mission is to offer all-encompassing lifestyle management that delivers travel, leisure, medical, and security services—including...

Where are the Supermodels Vacationing This Season?

Candice Swanepoel
By: Jared Paul Sterncomments 1 | 2013
Still having trouble deciding on where to go for your winter vacation? We’ve put together a list of destinations, from Sun Valley to the Virgin Islands, favored by various supermodels this season that might inspire you to book a first-class ticket....

Where to Celebrate Chinese New Year: Touring Chinatowns of North America

Seattle Chinatown Dragon Chinatowns were initially formed as a place where Chinese immigrants could celebrate their culture, as well as live and work in their communities without discrimination or language barriers. The first one popped up in the U.S. in San Francisco in...
By: Sally Farriscomments 0 | 2013
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