Luxury hospitality brand Few & Far will debut a new eco-lodge next year, bringing a reimagined safari experience to South Africa. Few & Far Luvhondo is slated to open in Limpopo, nestled within the dramatic cliffs of the Soutpansberg Mountains, part of UNESCO’s Vhembe Biosphere Reserve — one of the planet’s most biologically diverse regions. … Read more

The Balearic Islands — Mallorca and the smaller islands of Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera, plus about 100 tiny islets — lie scattered across the western Mediterranean as if they’ve slipped off the coast of Spain. Although politically and culturally Spanish, the archipelago feels distinct from the mainland: Palma, Mallorca’s capital, exudes a perpetual holiday atmosphere, … Read more

Trendy rooftop bars have been appearing across global cities from Shanghai to Stockholm and Miami to Mumbai, and Perth’s eclectic Northbridge neighborhood has followed suit. With Western Australia’s mild, star-filled evenings, entrepreneurs have transformed downtown rooftops into lively destinations that showcase the city’s relaxed outdoor lifestyle. Two years ago Marcus Canning launched Rooftop Movies seven … Read more

Take a refreshing dip in one of the world’s most stunning swimming holes. From rock-carved lagoons along the Aegean to secluded canyon pools, these destinations offer striking scenery and memorable swims. © Vladimir Gladcov | Dreamstime.com Turtleback Falls in North Carolina’s Gorges State Park forms a natural waterslide that ends with a 20-foot drop into … Read more

Peru Revisited showcases striking ancient sites and museum exhibits that reveal unusual fertility rituals—featuring duck-shaped earplugs and feline headdresses—among its memorable highlights. This 14-day guided tour is offered by Steppes Travel and is led by travel expert Hilary Bradt. As co-founder of Bradt Travel Guides, Bradt attributes her career to transformative treks through Peru in … Read more

Swimming through one of Mexico’s dimly lit underground rivers, a line from Antonio Carlos Jobim’s “Waters of March” drifts through my mind: “…and the riverbank talks of the waters of March, it’s the end of all strain, it’s the joy in your heart.” Jobim wrote the song about Brazil, but the feeling fits perfectly here … Read more

Calling all birding enthusiasts! GAÏA Riverlodge in Belize is an exceptional destination for observing diverse and often rare bird species. Each morning, the treetops of the nearby Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve come alive with activity as resident and migratory birds begin their day. Within a two-mile radius of the lodge, more than 95 bird … Read more

TAP Air Portugal has announced three nonstop routes from the United States to Portugal: Boston (BOS) to Porto (OPO), Los Angeles (LAX) to Lisbon (LIS), and San Francisco (SFO) to Terceira (TER) in the Azores. These nonstop services operate on the following schedules: Boston–Porto launched May 14 and operates four times weekly through Oct. 25. … Read more

Waldorf Astoria Maldives Ithaafushi invites guests to a month of exceptional culinary experiences this October, featuring exclusive collaborations and curated events across its signature restaurants. © Waldorf Astoria Maldives Ithaafushi Zuma Maldives, the resort’s contemporary Japanese restaurant, will highlight the craft of sake with a program hosted by a Sake Samurai from the Japan Sake … Read more

If you’d walk a mile for a margarita, set your sights on Dallas. Launched in 2018, the city’s popular Margarita Mile is a city-wide, ice-cold celebration of some of the best margaritas and eateries Dallas has to offer. © Visit Dallas Dallas claims a special place in margarita history: about fifty years ago restauranteur Mariano … Read more