One of the easiest excursions from Granada is just a five-minute taxi ride, a quickly arranged tour or a short bike ride from the city center. Lake Cocibolca—also known as Lake Granada or Lake Nicaragua—sits immediately beside the city. The lake is vast: crossing it end to end takes about 14 hours by boat. Close … Read more

Warwick New York Hotel, the iconic Midtown property built in the 1920s by William Randolph Hearst, is introducing two seasonal packages designed to bring warmth and sophistication to the colder months. The Countess: Hostess of New York package offers a curated, private night on the town with Countess Luann de Lesseps — television personality, author, … Read more

OLYMPUS TOUGH TG-5 WATERPROOF CAMERA Smartphone photography has improved dramatically, but for serious adventure travel the Olympus Tough TG-5 remains a reliable specialty camera. Built to withstand harsh conditions, it is waterproof to 15 meters (50 feet), shockproof and freezeproof, making it suitable for scuba dives, hiking in rough terrain, and snowy expeditions. The TG-5 … Read more

Radisson has opened the new Radisson Hotel Santa Cruz, situated in one of the city’s most prestigious neighborhoods in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Ideally positioned for both business and leisure travelers, the hotel is under a mile from Ventura Mall and close to the city’s main business district. The property offers 210 guestrooms and suites, each … Read more

Panache Cruises, a U.K.-based specialist dedicated exclusively to luxury cruising, has recently launched operations in the United States. To mark its U.S. debut, the luxury cruise specialist encourages travelers to consider a fall sailing. Below are eight compelling reasons to choose a Panache Cruises itinerary this autumn: 1. Fewer Crowds Fall travel brings noticeably fewer … Read more

With more than 27.2 million passengers expected on cruise ships this year and an ever-growing number of larger, more luxurious vessels, now is a great time to try cruising. Modern cruises no longer mean bland buffets or crowded, one-size-fits-all itineraries. Today’s lines offer gourmet dining, immersive cultural experiences and access to increasingly unique destinations. Here … Read more

The inaugural American Express Business Travel Survey revealed that a large majority of U.S. respondents enjoy traveling for work, with 91 percent reporting positive feelings about business travel. Many travelers cited cultural exposure as a key benefit: 67 percent said experiencing a new country or culture is one of the most enjoyable aspects of business … Read more

Arrival/Check-In: I arrived by taxi from Changi Airport and was welcomed by a friendly bellman who offered help with my bag. Traveling light, I carried my single bag to the reception myself. The lobby was quiet, so check-in was fast and efficient. Within minutes I was directed to my room and on my way. Guest … Read more

Travel insurance is essential for any domestic trip. Whether you’re renting a vacation home, planning a road trip, or flying, the right policy can protect your finances and give you peace of mind. If you rent a vacation property, travel insurance can reimburse prepaid expenses if you need to cancel or cut short your stay … Read more

A recently completed architectural project in the small Italian comune of Gabicce Mare has transformed the town’s seafront into a welcoming public promenade. By removing vehicular traffic along the route, the design prioritizes social life, community well-being, and safe, pleasant movement for residents and visitors alike. Gabicce Mare, commonly called Gabicce, is a coastal town … Read more