Ignite Philanthropy: How to Spark Giving and Community Impact

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To mark World Food Day (Oct. 16), Banyan Tree and Angsana resorts are presenting “Stay for Good: Feeding Communities Together.” From Oct. 13–19, participating resorts invite guests to join hands-on efforts to prepare and serve meals for nearby communities in Thailand, China, the Indian Ocean region, the Middle East, Mexico and other locations. The program … Read more

Art Center Housed in a Historic Munitions Factory

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Nestled on the Rhine Plain about an hour from Frankfurt, the historic town of Karlsruhe was founded nearly 300 years ago by Margrave Charles William. He planned the city with streets radiating outward from the central point of his palace, a layout that later influenced city planners abroad. That radial design notably impressed 18th-century French-American … Read more

Amelia Island Food Tour: Top Eats, Local Flavors & Where to Dine

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Just north of bustling Jacksonville on Florida’s Atlantic coast, historic Amelia Island feels quieter and more relaxed — an inviting destination for food lovers. Start with the daily fresh catch, then explore the island’s specialty food shops, brewpubs and standout restaurants that showcase local ingredients and thoughtful preparation. First Love Brew Pub © Debra Bokur … Read more

Etihad Airlines Launches New Mobile App for Seamless Travel

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To simplify and streamline the boarding process, Etihad Airways has introduced mobile boarding passes for passengers who use its mobile online check-in service. This digital option is designed to make travel more convenient by reducing the need for paper documents and helping to lower the airline’s environmental impact. “The elimination of paper boarding passes will … Read more

Explore the Serene Arashiyama Bamboo Grove: A Visitor’s Guide

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There’s a place in Kyoto where time slows, the wind whispers through stalks of emerald, and the world’s chaos fades with every step. A short walk from Saga-Arashiyama Station, the breathtaking Arashiyama Bamboo Forest spans a tranquil grove and a 1,300-foot pedestrian path that feels like living art. PHOTO: © NOPPAKUN | DREAMSTIME Set in … Read more

Rob Gurney — CEO of Oneworld Alliance: Vision and Leadership

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Name: Rob Gurney Title: CEO Company, city: oneworld; New York, New York Number of employees: The central oneworld team numbers around 30, while oneworld member airlines together employ roughly 400,000 people. Recent project: I view our work as an ongoing stream of initiatives aimed at improving the customer experience. That involves updating technology, simplifying how … Read more

Aeroméxico Updates Flight Schedule: What Travelers Need to Know

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Aeromexico, Mexico’s global airline, has announced a schedule change for its London–Mexico City route, shifting the service from a daytime departure to an overnight operation effective Oct. 27. The revised timetable is intended to improve connections for passengers traveling onward to destinations across North and Latin America. Under the new schedule, flights departing London Heathrow … Read more

AC Hotel Chicago Now Open — Book Your Stay in the Loop

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The AC Hotel Chicago Downtown opened in Chicago’s vibrant River North neighborhood at the corner of Rush and Ontario. As the first AC Hotel by Marriott in Illinois, it offers a sleek, minimalist design aimed at travelers who prefer a stylish, uncomplicated alternative to traditional hotels. The eight-story property features multiple outdoor terraces with city … Read more

Qatar Airways: How to Upgrade and Maximize Your Travel Benefits

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Qatar Airways has increased frequency on its popular Cairo–Doha route to three daily flights. The Doha-based carrier added five services to its previous schedule of 16 weekly flights to meet growing passenger demand, bringing the total to 21 weekly frequencies on the route. “In the space of just three months, Qatar Airways has increased frequency … Read more

Atlanta’s Rapid Rise: How the City Became a Top U.S. Hub

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In 1967, Atlanta architect and developer John Portman gave the city a defining civic landmark. It wasn’t as tall as the Empire State Building or as iconic as the Golden Gate Bridge, but the Hyatt Regency Atlanta introduced innovations that reshaped hotel design worldwide. With the first expansive atrium lobby and a revolving top-floor restaurant, … Read more