Hot, steamy, crowded, noisy and constantly in motion, Delhi can feel overwhelming at first, but it is also vivid, exotic, full of energy and never dull. Central New Delhi houses Parliament, government offices, the iconic India Gate and Connaught Place. But to experience the real pulse of the city and its people, head to Chandni … Read more

The perfect cocktail is a multisensory experience, capable of evoking an anniversary at The Ritz-Carlton or a balmy afternoon in Bangkok. While many classic cocktails trace their roots to the 1800s, contemporary mixologists worldwide reinterpret these recipes, drawing on craft spirits, local produce and the atmosphere of their bars. At the New York Bar inside … Read more

Pocket TV Turn any television into a Smart TV with this compact Android 4.0 HDMI dongle. The Pocket TV displays a full Android interface on a TV or monitor, effectively creating a large-screen tablet experience. It’s ideal for travelers or presenters—simply plug the device into a hotel or office display to access apps, stream video, … Read more

The United States offers an abundance of excellent trout fishing locations to suit every angler’s taste. Each spring, trout season brings anglers out with lighter gear and a focus on nimble techniques to target these selective fish. Beyond the catch itself, one of the greatest rewards of trout fishing is the chance to unplug and … Read more

Cathay Pacific Airways has announced a new four-times-weekly non-stop service between Hong Kong and Madrid, launching on June 2, 2016. This route is the only direct connection linking the two cities, offering greater convenience for both business and leisure travelers. The new service also provides passengers from southern Europe with easier access to destinations across … Read more

American Airlines has announced it will suspend its Chicago (ORD) to Shanghai (PVG) service in October and reduce the frequency of its Chicago–Tokyo (NRT) flights beginning in December. The changes come in response to high fuel costs and declining profitability on these routes. The carrier filed a dormancy waiver with the U.S. Department of Transportation … Read more

Name: Charm Lee Title: President Company, city: Korea Tourism Organization; Seoul, South Korea Number of employees: About 600 Recent project: “Start-up boom in tourism,” an initiative through which KTO supports 50 selected startups to develop into successful tourism ventures First job: Teacher in Germany Little-known fact about you: I was once a successful Korean soap … Read more

Rising 2,717 feet above the desert, a metallic emblem of contemporary Islamic architecture, the Burj Khalifa draws its form from a local three-lobed wildflower. At about 160 stories, it became the tallest building in the world when it opened to the public in January, an emblem of Dubai’s bold ambitions. Originally intended to be called … Read more

Heading to London to see the stage production of The Devil Wears Prada at Dominion Theatre? Reserve an afternoon tea at The Bloomsbury, ideally located in the theatre district and created in collaboration with the Dominion to offer a themed afternoon tea and cocktail menu inspired by the show. © Courtesy of The Doyle Collection … Read more

Located on the canal in picturesque Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire, Timbrell’s Yard is a stylish boutique hotel that blends contemporary design with warm, local character. Housed in a Grade II listed building refurbished in 2015, the hotel offers 17 en-suite guestrooms, a popular restaurant and a lively bar, all set against the tranquil backdrop of … Read more