They’re not the most famous wines. Their grapes may be unfamiliar, and the name can be misleading. But if you haven’t yet discovered Vinho Verde, August is an ideal time to try it. From northern Portugal, Vinho Verde is the quintessential summer wine: delicate, light, refreshing, low in alcohol and often lightly pétillant when poured. … Read more

Delta Air Lines is forecasting a strong finish to the year, reporting third-quarter passenger revenue of $9.4 billion, a 3.6 percent increase year over year. The carrier also posted its most optimistic corporate travel outlook in years. According to Delta’s latest survey of corporate travel managers, more than 85 percent of respondents plan to maintain … Read more

Arrival/Check-In: From the moment I arrived, the hotel felt familiar and welcoming. Even though this was my first stay at The Address Downtown Dubai, its reputation precedes it. Traveling with a colleague and hauling rollaboards and golf bags, we appreciated how promptly the staff collected our luggage and delivered it to our rooms. Check-in was … Read more

For Rhonda Buehler, a senior manager at a leading software company in Boise, Idaho, balancing travel and staying connected to the office is a daily exercise in prioritizing communication. “The biggest challenge is making sure you communicate what you are doing without overburdening your manager. You want your manager to understand the value you deliver, … Read more

Gear down and prepare to relax, because doing business in Mexico City is about far more than closing a deal. Although it ranks among the world’s largest cities and is a top destination for international congresses and conventions, the pace and approach to business here are noticeably more relaxed than many visitors expect. If you’re … Read more

Travelers passing through Chicago O’Hare through May 8 should allow time to enjoy seasonal blooms. The airport has partnered with Flower Show Productions, Inc. to install a collection of garden exhibits that bring a touch of spring to the terminals. These displays not only brighten the travel experience but also highlight local nonprofit groups that … Read more

After the U.S. government issued a broad travel warning for Cuba, several travel companies responded to explain how they plan to handle tourism to the island going forward. The U.S. State Department advised that it “warns U.S. citizens not to travel to Cuba,” citing alleged incidents affecting personnel at the U.S. Embassy in Havana. That … Read more

Six Senses Kanuhura and Six Senses Laamu in the Maldives will host a curated lineup of visiting wellness practitioners for the 2025–2026 season, offering specialized treatments and immersive programs designed to enhance relaxation, recovery and overall wellbeing. © Six Senses Kanuhura Six Senses Kanuhura At Six Senses Kanuhura, the wellness calendar features a range of … Read more

Tantalizing for both its rich history and natural beauty, Cochin (also known as Kochi) draws visitors from around the world each year. Its deep, sheltered harbor—considered one of the finest and safest natural harbors on India’s Arabian coast—makes the city a popular port of call on repositioning cruise routes between Southeast Asia and Europe. Founded … Read more

Growing up in the Poconos, I never understood why tourists came here. Surrounded by mountains and tall trees, with deer and wild turkeys grazing in the yard and the occasional black bear passing through, my childhood view was far from idyllic. To me, the nearest McDonald’s was 30 minutes away and nothing ever seemed to … Read more