This year, Brussels Airlines is expanding its European network with a 6% increase in flight rotations and an 8% rise in available seats compared with last summer. Demand is strongest on routes to Spain, Portugal, Italy and Greece, which are among the airline’s most popular destinations this travel season. More than 12,000 flights to European … Read more

Travel industry leaders from around the world recently gathered in New York City to honor the winners of this year’s GT Tested Awards. The celebration took place at the brand-new Andaz Wall Street, where guests enjoyed a reception at Wall & Water, the hotel’s striking restaurant with a showcase kitchen and East River views. The … Read more

As part of its ongoing commitment to showcasing French haute cuisine, Air France will serve new dishes from renowned French chef François Adamski to business-class passengers for the next six months. Adamski joins a distinguished roster of Michelin-starred French chefs who have collaborated with Air France since 2011 to bring fine dining onboard. Previous collaborators … Read more

Once considered merely a stopover en route to Machu Picchu, Lima has emerged as a vibrant gateway to another famed South American destination, the Galápagos Islands. Yet the coastal capital deserves time of its own. Spend several days exploring UNESCO-listed colonial architecture, visiting pre-Columbian treasures housed in an 18th-century mansion, and sampling Lima’s celebrated culinary … Read more

Four Seasons Hotel Boston has announced a collaboration with Lucid Group, the electric vehicle manufacturer, as part of a broader partnership focused on blending history, culture and sustainability in New England. “We’re passionate about connecting guests with the rich cultural tapestry that makes New England special,” said Jeanne Lynch, Guest Experience Manager at Four Seasons … Read more

It’s a familiar and aggravating scene: the carry-on you’ve always trusted suddenly gets labeled “too big” at the gate. That compact suitcase you’ve routinely stowed wheels-first in the overhead bin may now be rejected, even though by all practical measures it fits. In some cases a slight retrofit of an aircraft’s overhead locker changed its … Read more

Tierra Hotels luxury collection is offering a new reason to visit Patagonia this fall: a five-day photography safari led by Chilean wildlife photographer and author Pia Vergara. The expedition will also include wildlife photographer and marine biologist Rodrigo Moraga Zuniga and veterinarian Cristina Trugeda Harboe, who brings expertise in trekking and horseback riding. The safari … Read more

There are few things more enticing than a Greek island stay elevated by a luxurious spa hidden in a glittering cave. If that sounds appealing, consider a spring escape to Kenshō Ornos, a boutique five-star hotel on Mykonos. Nestled on the shimmering shores of Ornos Bay, the property offers seven suites and 28 guestrooms, each … Read more

Carnival Cruise Line teamed up with Operation Homefront to host the world’s first social media–driven barbecue for service members at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego. Members of the military enjoyed a summer cookout where burger buns were personalized with messages of thanks using a specialized culinary laser printer. Carnival invited the public … Read more

While many oil-dependent cities have faced setbacks since the economic downturn, Dallas continues to grow, attracting both startups and established companies to its metropolitan area. In 2014 the city’s economy surpassed that of Washington, D.C., becoming the fifth-largest in the United States, and in 2015 Dallas topped Texas cities in Forbes’ ranking of “The Best … Read more