McAninch Arts Center at the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, presents a special opportunity for fans of Frida Kahlo. In the summer of 2020, the center’s Cleve Carney Art Gallery will display the largest private collection of Kahlo’s works to be shown at the venue. The exhibition features 26 sketches and paintings on … Read more
The Quill at The Jefferson, D.C. eases the heat of summer with a series of traditional Sunday suppers. The menu at this Washington, D.C. restaurant features classic and seasonal dishes such as quiche Lorraine, crispy soft-shell crab with spicy avocado mousse, and a crisp funnel cake topped with strawberries and whipped cream. A three-course prix … Read more
Hackers are increasingly targeting airlines, according to a new report. Netscout, a provider of application and network performance management solutions, found that cyberattacks against airlines rose dramatically between 2017 and 2018. “Cybercriminals have traditionally concentrated attacks on internet service providers, telecoms, and cable operators,” Hardik Modi, senior director for threat intelligence at Netscout, told Forbes. … Read more
Aspen and Stowe are classic choices, but this ski season consider following your toes down a snow-covered trail in Niseko Village in Hokkaido, Japan. Increasingly popular with American skiers and outdoor enthusiasts, the area is best known for its light, Champagne-like powder. This season brings several upgrades: two new all-season lifts, a brand-new ski trail, … Read more
Australia’s second voco property opened last month as voco Kirkton Park Hunter Valley. The recently renovated estate offers an upscale retreat with 70 guestrooms across 70 acres of countryside, placing guests within easy reach of the Hunter Valley’s wineries, walking trails and nature experiences. The refreshed design introduces voco’s signature yellow accents, comfortable bedding and … Read more
American Airlines recently announced it will revise its AAdvantage rewards program so that members earn miles based on the price of the ticket rather than the distance flown. Similar moves have already been made by Delta Air Lines and United Airlines, reflecting a broader industry shift toward revenue-based loyalty programs. Under the new structure, members … Read more
With more than 40 wineries and tasting rooms across the region just 25 miles west of Washington, D.C., Loudoun County, Virginia, has become a standout wine destination. Nestled in the foothills near the Blue Ridge Mountains, one recently opened estate is quickly gaining attention. © Crimson Lane Vineyards Crimson Lane Vineyards in Linden, Virginia, opened … Read more
The death toll from Saturday’s 7.8-magnitude earthquake in Nepal and the Kathmandu Valley has risen to more than 3,700, with thousands more injured. The quake, the strongest to strike the country in 80 years, was followed by at least 15 significant aftershocks measuring between magnitude 5 and 6.6. It caused widespread damage to buildings and … Read more
The Turkish schooner, known as a gulet, offers an elegant and authentic way to explore Turkey’s coastline. Operated by Peter Sommer Travels, these traditional two-masted yachts—built from mahogany, pine and teak—are crafted in designs rooted in centuries of maritime history. Passengers can select from a variety of thoughtfully planned itineraries. One popular option is the … Read more
Sleeping pods are becoming increasingly common at major international airports, and Mexico City International Airport (MEX) is the latest to adopt the concept. These compact capsules give travelers a convenient place to rest for a few hours between flights, a model that was popularized in Japan. In Terminal 1, Mexico City International Airport introduced izZzleep, … Read more