A tale of two cities
byLondon and Paris, inextricably linked (think Dickens) may be poles apart politically, but they do have one thing in common – great new hotels.
TRAVEL
Art and soul
byA journey through Picasso’s personal French landscape.
Going grand on the Grand Canal
by“In Venice for the annual Architecture Biennale earlier this summer, I was fortunate enough to spend a couple of nights at two of my favorite hotels, going all out grand on the Grand Canal,” WAG Wanderer Jeremy Wayne writes.
The art of dining on Oahu
by“Aloha” from some of the island’s best restaurants.
Glam on the go’s new comfort zone
byWhat man or woman doesn’t want to look great – and feel comfortable – when traveling?
Cleveland rocks
byNo joke: Cultured, fashionable Cleveland is having a moment.
Getting there (before everyone else does)
byWhen it comes to travel, better to be fashionably early than fashionably late.
Oprah’s cruising – and you’re invited
byOprah lovers can experience the transformational power of travel on Oprah-themed cruises on Holland America Line.
Ah, the spa
byTaking one for the team, Barbara Barton Sloane visits three top hotel spas in Manhattan.
‘High society’ indeed
bySummering in Newport was hardly child’s play in the socially conscious Gilded Age. Not so today when the resort is an intoxicating mix of activities and chilling.
A one in a million experience
byThat’s Casa de Campo, a jewel of the Caribbean in the Dominican Republic.
Escape to Bonita Springs
byOn the heels of the Winter that Would Not End and The Spring that Wasn’t, it’s time to get away – to the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point Resort and Spa in Bonita Springs, Florida.
The house of the (literary) spirits
byAnthony Champalimaud has brought Troutbeck, a stone manor house and 45-acre estate dating from 1765, sensitively and sympathetically back to life.
Sailing the Mozart of cruise lines
byCrystal Cruises is as seamlessly superb as Wolfgang Amadeus.
There’s no place like home for a good curry
byOur Wanderer Jeremy travels halfway ’round the world to find that in New Delhi, the more things change, the more they stay the same.
Sensuous, spiritual India
byHospitality, respect for traditions that transcend generations and the ability to adapt to other cultures without sacrificing their own are qualities that make Indians unique worldwide.
The blooming of Berlin
byBerlin has had a more wrenching history than most cities. But it is a city transformed, thanks to its culture – and horticulture.
Blossom bliss on Nantucket
byA summer on bloom-laced Nantucket becomes the “Best Hour” of Wanderer Jeremy Wayne’s life, not to mention those of his 13-year-old twins.
My old Kentucky visit
byThe equine tenderness WAG Wanderer Barbara Barton Sloane witnessed in Kentucky horse country will stay with her forever.
A Kenyan dream of Africa
byThere is no better time to go to Nairobi, and WAG Wanderer Jeremy Wayne is the perfect guide.