In this period of shelter in place solitude, wine remains one of our primary, truly natural elements we can extract pleasure in.
A private villa vacation might seem like it’s a getaway that only the high-net worth will be able to afford when this is over, but even these affordable luxury villa options are seeing an unexpected increase in requests and future reservations.
A plane crossing the cobalt blue sky – spring is truly here – is a rare occurrence. A daily event at most. There are more joggers on the roads than cars.
Many of us may be stuck at home right now, but that doesn’t stop us from dreaming of our next luxurious getaway.
The famous Bauhaus Art School opened in Weimar, Germany in 1919; there students studied not only architecture but created everything from buildings to art and furniture.
All but essential travel might be on hold for now, but we can still dream about the trips hitting our 2021 bucket list.
With most of us in our homes, there is no better time to daydream about destinations far, far away. Here are some fairy tale inspired places to swoon over:
While right now traveling again might seem like a far way off, perhaps the first ones we'll be able to visit will be the hardest ones to get to.
Viking (www.viking.com) has opened reservations for its new Mississippi River cruises, which will launch in 2022.
Since Nepal initially opened its doors to outsiders in the 1950's, this small mountain country has had an overwhelming appeal for explorers.
Rare’s the hotel that isn’t an adherent to that famous Ken Kesey maxim: “Always stay in your own movie.”
Do you find it hard to buy gifts for your loved ones? Or, do you always end up buying the wrong items for them?
No matter how much everyone loves to travel, it's almost impossible due to the crisis that the world is facing now.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day (April 22), and while celebrations may look different, properties around the globe are providing travelers with virtual options and tips to commemorate the day.
