Q&A Residential Hotel, located in Manhattan’s Financial District, has introduced several new amenities designed to better serve business travelers and guests staying for extended periods. The property’s updates focus on convenience, healthy dining options and on-site recreation to make longer stays more comfortable and enjoyable. Recognizing that many suites feature full kitchens, the hotel now … Read more

As of Sept. 5, passengers booking American Airlines’ basic economy fares may bring one carry-on bag onboard at no charge, in addition to one personal item that must fit under the seat in front of them. Previously, basic economy travelers were prohibited from bringing carry-on bags and faced a $25 fee to check a bag … Read more

For dogs and cats that log frequent travel — whether for work or regular visits to a second home — Korean Air has introduced a pet-focused frequent-flyer program. The new SKYPETS program rewards animals that travel often with discounted or free travel on future trips. Pets earn one stamp for each domestic flight within Korea … Read more

LA’s Fashion District is enjoying renewed attention with the opening of the Tuck Hotel, a boutique property that blends historic character with contemporary comfort. Housed in a 1922 building that once served as a city brothel, the 9,000-square-foot hotel is the vision of hotelier and chef Juan Pablo Torre and offers an intimate, well-curated stay … Read more

There’s exciting news: a new royal baby is on the way, and because this one has American lineage, The Langham, Chicago is celebrating with a special babymoon package. Expecting parents looking for an elegant getaway or a relaxing weekend retreat can enjoy the hotel’s limited-time Royal Babymoon offer. It’s an opportunity to experience The Langham’s … Read more

Norwegian Epic, the cruise line’s second-largest ship, has returned from a three-week dry dock with a range of upgrades designed to improve guest experience across entertainment, dining and recreation. These enhancements arrive as Norwegian Epic prepares for its Mediterranean sailings from Barcelona this winter and summer, before returning to the United States and assuming a … Read more

Jazz fans, mark your calendars: Poughkeepsie will be the destination on Aug. 18 for Jazz in the Valley, a festival that brings top international jazz artists to perform against the scenic backdrop of the Hudson River Valley. What began as a single afternoon of music has grown into an acclaimed annual event celebrating both established … Read more

From the clear waters of the Caribbean to the warm seas of the Indian Ocean, these three resorts offer memorable experiences that go well beyond swimming. Make this summer one to remember at these outstanding properties: © Courtesy of Sun Siyam Iru Veli Floating Meals in the Maldives At Sun Siyam Iru Veli, guests can … Read more

Scotland in spring can be cool and rainy, but visiting in the off-season means fewer crowds and more opportunity to enjoy cultural events and the country’s enchanting landscapes in relative peace. Cold spring evenings are easy to warm up on with excellent Scotch and artisanal gin available across the country, from Ayrshire distilleries to acclaimed … Read more

THE CULTURAL AND NATURAL DIVERSITY around the world is remarkable, and protecting that heritage has long been a shared international concern. For decades, UNESCO — the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization — has identified and designated World Heritage Sites, recognizing properties with “outstanding universal value.” According to UNESCO, to qualify a property must … Read more