Travels with the pet set
byNo need to leave furry or even feathered members of the family home when there are so many pet-friendly hotels.
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Following your passions in Cambridge
byIn the fine city of Cambridge, Massachusetts, there’s oh so much to be passionate about.
Big Apple beauty and bites
byEveryone knows that New York is home to some of the world’s most prestigious doctors, hair stylists and beauty providers. So I went to the Big Apple to take a bite out of some of the world’s best – in the nicest possible way.
Cool comfort
by“Great hotel design need not be confined to “first-tier” cities,” our Wanderer Jeremy Wayne writes. “And another thing, too: Retro-design be can cool and comfortable without being even a touch ironic.”
Simply charming
byJet Set Candy makes tiny charms and jewelry for travelers who want something special that won’t weigh down their suitcases.
Bygone opulence for today’s travelers
byThe Point Resort in Saranac Lake, New York, is the ultimate in elegant “roughing it.”
The ultimate vacation club
byImagine what you could do with nothing to do? That’s the objective of Exclusive Resorts, whose array of luxury options cater to your every travel need and desire.
A haven under the Tuscan sun
byBorgo Santo Pietro in the Tuscan countryside is one inn that has it all, not the least of which is a marvellous sense of well-being.
First-class style
byLalique’s luxury amenities kits for Singapore Airlines are the grace notes of their elegant new partnership.
Silver and gold and snow
byArtsy, eclectic and a downright fun little ski town – that, my friends, is Park City.
The dapper chef
byChef Scott Conant, the stylish star of “Chopped,”on the virtues of Skippy, popcorn and Jet Blue; why he hates onions; and why he doesn’t think of himself as a success.
Turkish charm
byWAG Wanderer Jeremy Wayne takes in – and on – that crossroads of the world, Istanbul.
Alpine nirvana
byScaling Italy’s largest valley glacier, Wonderful Dining columnist Aleesia Forni finds herself crossing the divide between being her parents’ child and being their protector.
New York (up)state of mind
byThe Finger Lakes and 1000 Islands regions of New York are delightful in any season.
Holiday splurges
byLuxury travel gifts that are out of this world.
Giving back to Mother Earth
byWanderer Jeremy Wayne observes how airlines, hotels and their guests are joining forces in the new “voluntourism.”
The sun god’s journey to the moon
byAn awe-inspiring new book by teNeues Publishing on the Apollo space program – timed to anticipate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing next summer – also offers a reminder of the classical, familial origins of the program’s name.
Travels with sis and mom, the 100-year-old rock star
byWAG Wanderer Debbi Kickham and sis Christine light out for Poland and Paris with their 100-years-young mother, Joanna Karpowicz.
Past is present in Swiss journey
byWAG Wonderful Dining columnist Aleesia Forni sets out with her family to find her ancestral roots in the land of the Alps, luxe timepieces and skincare and Roger Federer.
Aruba, a sun-kissed sojourn
byCalled “The One Happy Island,” Aruba is about 19 miles long in the southern Caribbean Sea, just 15 miles from the coast of Venezuela. Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao form a group referred to as the ABC Islands, with the A island getting more repeat visitors than any other in the Caribbean.