Raise a glass of red wine—sip it and know that this beverage can be as satisfying for your heart as it is for your palate. Numerous scientific studies have examined the link between moderate wine consumption and cardiovascular health, and many reviews conclude that moderate red wine intake can have heart-protective effects. Experts often point … Read more

Nassau Paradise Island resorts are rolling out new culinary experiences this season to delight food lovers and elevate guests’ stays. The destination showcases chef-driven, award-winning restaurants, authentic Bahamian cuisine and inventive beverage programs. In the coming months, a variety of dining events and festivals will create memorable culinary moments for visitors. “Nassau Paradise Island offers … Read more

Name: François Luiggi Title: General Manager Company, city: The Pierre, a Taj Hotel; New York City Number of employees: 500-plus Recent project: Launch of our new signature restaurant, Perrine First job: Assistant manager of room service at the Essex House in New York when it was managed by Nikko Hotels Little-known fact about you: I … Read more

On the Ground: I flew Aer Lingus round-trip between Boston and Dublin. After efficient check-ins at both airports, I made use of the Aer Lingus lounges. Both lounges share similar decor and an Irish “wall of fame.” Boston’s lounge is compact and somewhat spartan but functional; restrooms are located outside the lounge down the hall. … Read more

Offering a high-tech, immersive look into the life of one of history’s most remarkable women, the Joan of Arc History Museum has opened in Rouen, France. Joan of Arc—first a martyr and later canonized as a saint—is among France’s most cherished heroines. Appropriately, the museum occupies a magnificent 15th-century building that once served as the … Read more

Lively strains of salsa and marimba music, the rhythmic pat-pat-pat of hands shaping tortillas, and the soft voices of Mayan women urging you to buy bright woven huipils turn every market into a vivid kaleidoscope — this is Antigua, Guatemala’s former colonial capital. Once considered one of Latin America’s most beautiful cities, Antigua was devastated … Read more

Where does Seoul end and Incheon begin? On the busy expressway between the two neighboring cities, the boundary is marked by a small bilingual sign: Incheon. Only the most observant travelers notice they have crossed the line. For most visitors, the two cities flow into one continuous urban area. My plane ticket adds to the … Read more

Topeka, Kansas will become the permanent home for the Evel Knievel touring exhibition. The world’s largest collection of items belonging to the famed stunt performer, born Robert Craig Knievel, is being installed in a dedicated, expanded 16,000-square-foot wing at Historic Harley-Davidson. The Evel Knievel Museum is scheduled to open in mid-summer 2016, giving visitors a … Read more

The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad has officially opened, rising 50 stories above Madison Square Park and introducing a new luxury presence to the neighborhood. © The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad   “The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad represents a milestone in the evolution of The Ritz-Carlton brand,” said Donna McNamara, vice president and global brand leader … Read more

Autumn in California brings the annual Ojai Studio Artists Tour, running this year from Oct. 11–13. More than 50 artists will open their studios to visitors daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the three-day event. Several studios will feature live demonstrations, offering a chance to see creative techniques and processes up close. A … Read more