Family-Friendly Aruba: Guide to Laid-Back Beaches and Activities

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If business brings you to this sun-drenched Dutch Caribbean destination known as the Happy Island, consider bringing the family. Aruba is particularly convenient for those working and learning remotely, offering easy work-life balance and plenty of activities to keep everyone entertained. Aruba, part of the Lesser Antilles in the Southern Caribbean, covers just 70 square … Read more

Brew on Hawaiʻi Island: Local Coffee and Craft Beer Guide

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Coffee & Art Stroll © Kona Coffee Cultural Festival Celebrate Hawai‘i’s coffee culture at the Kona Coffee Cultural Festival, running Nov. 9–18. Recognized as one of the Hawaii Tourism Authority’s Signature Events, this long-running festival marks 48 years as the state’s oldest food festival. The story of coffee in Hawai‘i is rich: Reverend Samuel Ruggles … Read more

Walk Barefoot on the Turquoise Coast: Sandy Beaches to Explore

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From the vibrant streets of Istanbul to the ancient ruins of Göbekli Tepe, Turkey offers a wealth of travel experiences. Blessed with extensive shores on the Black Sea to the north and the Aegean and Mediterranean to the west and south, Turkey’s coastline stretches for some 4,473 miles, offering a variety of beaches, bays and … Read more

Lyft’s Corporate Travel Program Expands: What It Means for Businesses

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Ride-hailing company Lyft reports strong growth in its corporate travel business. The number of riders using Lyft for business increased 221 percent from the second quarter of 2017 to the second quarter of this year. Notably, 25 percent of that growth occurred in the second quarter of 2018 alone. This momentum follows Lyft’s strategic push … Read more

Baltimore Revival: Inside the City’s Cultural and Economic Rebirth

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Acquired in 2013 by Rubell Hotels, the historic Lord Baltimore Hotel has undergone a full renovation and reopened as a stylish, city-center retreat. Built in 1928 by architect William Lee Stoddart, the property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has hosted notable guests, including Martin Luther King, Jr. Its classic design … Read more

The Palms Hotel & Spa Review: Luxury Seaside Escape Guide

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ARRIVAL/CHECK-IN: Having stayed in South Beach before, I was eager to experience The Palms Hotel & Spa in Mid Beach. Mid Beach sits a little north of Miami’s more hectic southern stretch and offers a calmer, upscale atmosphere with a number of luxury hotels and resorts. I drove in from Sarasota, handed my car to … Read more

EasyJet Updates Checked Baggage Rules — What Travelers Need to Know

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EasyJet has updated its checked baggage policy, introducing a lighter option and raising the previous 20-kilogram allowance to better match passengers’ needs. The new 15-kilogram checked bag tier is intended for travelers with lighter luggage and is available exclusively online. Its price starts at £8.99, although fares can reach £29.99 depending on the route. The … Read more

Raffles Singapore Hotel Review: History, Rooms & Visitor Tips

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ARRIVAL/CHECK-IN: Arriving in Singapore is straightforward. Taxis from Changi Airport typically take about 15 minutes, and traffic is usually light. Pulling into the circular drive of the historic Raffles Hotel, first opened in 1887, you immediately notice the elegant façade and the doormen in traditional Sikh livery who welcome guests and assist with luggage and … Read more

Love at First Flight: Real Stories of Instant Connection on Planes

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Some travelers prioritize healthy, flavorful food while flying. Others value spacious, comfortable seating. Many simply want engaging entertainment to pass the time. With millions of passengers and diverse needs, satisfying everyone is a challenge—yet Turkish Airlines aims to come close. Widen Your World Founded in 1933 with a fleet of just five aircraft, Turkish Airlines … Read more

Winemaker Susana Balbo Launches Her First Hotel in Argentina

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Susana Balbo, Argentina’s celebrated winemaker, has opened her first hotel: SB Winemaker’s House & Spa Suites in the Mendoza wine region. Drawing on more than four decades in the wine industry and numerous international honors, Balbo and her daughter Ana Lovaglio Balbo have created a luxury boutique hotel that reflects the culture, landscape and winemaking … Read more