Nestled in a valley just beyond the foothills of the Andes, Santiago, Chile’s capital, is a vibrant cultural and commercial center. Though its metro population is around six million, the city has evolved from an unassuming mountain town into one of Latin America’s leading financial hubs. Chile’s global trade profile—supported by more free trade agreements … Read more
Dan Hotels, one of Israel’s leading hotel chains, now offers complimentary WiFi at all of its properties nationwide. Guests staying at any of the 14 Dan Hotels can connect up to three devices per room, and wireless internet access is also available throughout lobbies and other public areas. Rafi Baeri, Vice President of Marketing and … Read more
Since its launch in January 2015, National Geographic Unique Lodges of the World has nearly doubled its original portfolio, expanding into destinations from the Canadian High Arctic and Brazil’s Atlantic Forest to the Seychelles and northern Greece. The collection now comprises 45 lodges chosen for exceptional guest service, distinctive guest experiences, leadership in sustainable tourism … Read more
Boeing Commercial Airplanes achieved a landmark year in 2014 for both deliveries and orders. The company delivered 734 aircraft that year, setting a new record for the second year in a row, and secured 1,432 net orders with a list-price value of $232.7 billion, surpassing its previous record from 2007. Several individual programs hit important … Read more
IHG Hotels and Resorts debuts four new luxury properties around the world this summer, expanding its portfolio with distinctive destinations that blend historic character and contemporary comforts. InterContinental Chantilly Chateau Mont Royal Opening this month, InterContinental Chantilly Chateau Mont Royal sits within France’s Chantilly Forest, a short drive from Paris. The chateau preserves 20th-century Louis … Read more
Heading to Madrid? The Museo Nacional del Prado is presenting several notable exhibitions that span from Michelangelo to Picasso. Running through June 28 in the Jerónimos Building is a focused display of religious works by the Flemish master Rogier van der Weyden, featuring highlights such as The Crucifixion, The Descent from the Cross and The … Read more
Experiencing Mumbai in a single day is best approached with openness rather than rigid planning. The city’s energy is spontaneous and ever-changing, so a loose plan that allows room for unexpected moments will serve you better than a detailed itinerary. Mumbai can be intense — with high temperatures, heavy traffic, busy sidewalks and seasonal monsoon … Read more
England’s historic spa city of Bath attracts visitors for its striking architecture and deep-rooted history. It is the only town in Britain registered in its entirety as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it sits above the country’s sole naturally occurring thermal springs. Those same mineral-rich waters now flow into a luxurious new destination in … Read more
Sleek, lightweight and minimalist, the TSA-ready Travel Pack from NOMATIC is smartly designed for short trips and daily carry. Its slim profile and a patent-pending strap system convert the pack into a briefcase when a more professional look is needed, and the briefcase mode includes RFID-safe protection for added security. © STNKY & NOMATIC The … Read more
The gardens and grounds of the Eretz Israel Museum have been transformed into a spectacular display of large-scale, highly detailed sand sculptures. Created by artists from the Dutch World Sand Sculpting Academy alongside Israeli sculptors, the Third Annual Fairytales in the Sand exhibition presents intricately crafted scenes drawn from literature, history and classic fairy tales. … Read more
