Collaborate. Innovate. Explore the trends shaping corporate travel in 2026. Event Details: January 20–21, 2026 The Union League of Philadelphia 140 S. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19102 Registration Fee: FREE (Breakfast and lunch included) Sponsored by: About the Symposium This two-day symposium brings together business leaders, travel managers, entrepreneurs and frequent travelers to discuss the … Read more

Every traveler appreciates a staycation as an opportunity to explore their own city with fresh eyes. A recent WalletHub study found that roughly two-thirds of Americans plan to take a staycation this summer, often because they prefer to avoid the cost and time of long drives or flights despite the many budget-friendly travel options available … Read more

Specialists in bespoke tours to South America, Vaya Adventures encourages travelers to move beyond well-known sites like Machu Picchu and explore custom itineraries centered on culinary traditions, enigmatic archaeological sites and exceptional accommodation. For your next trip, consider heading south of Lima, Peru’s capital, to discover coastal deserts, ancient cultures and rich marine life. Once … Read more

TIMES HAVE CHANGED. Longtime Austin residents remember when airport runs meant arriving just 15 minutes before departure because the terminal was tiny. They recall breezing through a compact city with little traffic, shopping restrictions on Sundays, and seeing many people in 10‑gallon hats. Rising musicians like Janis Joplin played in hole‑in‑the‑wall venues such as converted … Read more

As the international art community converges on Art Basel each year, many visitors also seek quieter cultural experiences in Riehen, the leafy suburb north of the Rhine. While Art Basel dominates the city’s exhibition calendar, Riehen offers museums and gardens that pair the calm of green spaces with world-class art. One of the highlights is … Read more

The American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog reopens in New York City on Feb. 8, bringing the world’s largest collection of canine fine art to a new, modern space. The relocated museum showcases notable works by renowned dog artists alongside an impressive two-story glass vitrine that houses rare porcelain figurines and bronze sculptures. A … Read more

If you enjoy chef profiles in Global Traveler, Triple Creek Ranch in Montana offers an appealing opportunity. The ranch hosts a series of Cooking School Vintner Weekends that let guests take part in ranch activities and hands-on cooking and wine experiences with notable vintners. These weekends are designed to be relaxed and educational, and participation … Read more

Looking for memorable outings for clients visiting Santiago? Mountain Travel Sobek, a pioneer in regional adventure travel, has been crafting immersive South American journeys for more than 40 years. With deep local knowledge, the company designs experiences tailored for business travelers—whether solo adventurers, private groups, or recurring corporate trips. Their offerings focus on authentic engagement … Read more

While there are always plenty of reasons to visit the Land of Fire and Ice, Iceland specialist Discover the World highlights three new reasons to plan a trip this summer. © Discover the World New Highland Base Hotel Opening this July, Highland Base is set deep in the Kerlingarfjöll mountains in Iceland’s central highlands. The … Read more

Boston may not be the obvious pick for a winter weekend getaway, but it should be. With summer crowds gone and college students settled into their routines, the city takes on a quieter, cozier character. There’s something indulgent about sipping a hot toddy next to a roaring fire the way you might enjoy chardonnay at … Read more