Travelers to New York’s Finger Lakes region now have a refined new lodging option: the Farmhouse at Inns of Aurora Resort & Spa in the village of Aurora. Redesigned by Hart Howerton—the firm behind the resort’s spa—the Farmhouse sits just off Main Street adjacent to the spa and reimagines an 1835-built structure as a modern … Read more

Travel profoundly shapes both visitors and the places they explore. Whether journeying across continents or to a neighboring state, travel connects us with histories, cultures, people, cuisines and experiences. Those connections deepen when trips are thoughtfully organized by leaders with varied backgrounds and lived experience. “As a Colombian American, I’ve navigated two distinct cultures, integrating … Read more

Arrival/Check-in: I arrived at Beijing Airport for the second time and was eager to begin my business trip. I felt reassured the moment a porter from the InterContinental met me as I disembarked. She guided me through customs, to baggage claim and straight to the waiting driver and limousine—an efficient meet-and-greet service I highly recommend. … Read more

The charm of small towns is especially captivating when set against the scenic backdrop of Southwest Germany. Twenty picturesque hamlets and villages—many framed by fairytale castles—offer perfect settings for leisurely walks, browsing street markets and savoring authentic regional cuisine. Numerous castles and gardens in the region have been carefully restored by the State Palaces and … Read more

Looking for a remote destination not yet overrun by tourists? Consider Mars — you might not be the only one. A recent report by Switchfly indicates that a small but notable portion of travelers expect space travel to become part of their future plans. In a survey of 2,017 U.S. adults conducted by Harris for … Read more

Fiesta celebrates San Antonio’s vibrant, diverse culture with an 11-day citywide festival filled with parades, concerts, art fairs, dance performances and local cuisine. Each year the city comes alive as residents and visitors enjoy a nonstop series of events that showcase San Antonio’s unique traditions and community spirit. What began in 1891 as a single … Read more

Tourism is Scottsdale’s leading industry and the primary driver of its economy. The city’s resort lifestyle—marked by world-class golf, tennis, luxury spas, desert hiking and a vibrant arts and culinary scene—attracts visitors who frequently turn into long-term residents and business leaders. Wealthy executives, including many millennials, arrive to enjoy Scottsdale’s recreational offerings and then decide … Read more

Black Périgord truffles, prized by truffières worldwide, are once again ready to be uncovered. In Manjimup, Western Australia, The Wine and Truffle Co.—the Southern Hemisphere’s largest grower of premium Périgord truffles—invites food lovers to join guided truffle hunts as part of Traveller’s Collection Tours’ new seven-day itineraries. Offered during select weeks in June (timed with … Read more

A trip inspired by rabbits might sound whimsical, but in South Carolina it makes perfect sense—especially around the Swamp Rabbit Trail. The trail stretches about 20 miles between Greenville and Travelers Rest and takes its name from the native cottontail rabbits that inhabit the area. For a rabbit-focused stay, consider the Swamp Rabbit Inn, which … Read more

Marriott’s millennial-focused brand, Moxy Hotels, is expanding its presence in New York City with two new properties set to open by the end of the year. Moxy Times Square, the brand’s first New York location, debuted in September 2017. “These two new hotels will both have a distinct style and personality, reflective of the culturally … Read more