In a bold announcement that will please frequent flyers, the new head of the Transportation Security Administration outlined a vision to eliminate traditional security lines at airports. TSA Administrator David Pekoske told the Airports Council International – North America conference that the “airport security area of the future” would not rely on long queues at … Read more

SIGNIEL SEOUL HOTEL has quickly established itself as a leading luxury destination. Opened on April 3, 2017, the five-star hotel occupies floors 76–101 of Lotte World Tower, the world’s second-tallest skyscraper, and within eight months earned praise and awards, including being named Best New Luxury Hotel in Asia by readers of Global Traveler. High rates … Read more

Beginning next summer, Lufthansa will become the first major network carrier in Europe to offer high-speed broadband on its short- and medium-haul routes. This move marks a significant shift in onboard connectivity for European domestic and regional travel, bringing passengers an onboard internet experience more commonly found on long-haul flights. The new service, developed in … Read more

The King David Hotel in Jerusalem, long renowned for its luxurious accommodations and impeccable service, has introduced a new wine bar. Located as an extension of the Oriental Bar in the hotel lobby, this intimate venue highlights wines exclusively from Israel’s celebrated wine regions, offering guests a curated taste of the country’s viticulture. The wine … Read more

A new and expanded campus at the Buffalo AKG Art Museum has been completed and reopened this summer. The expansion showcases new architecture by OMA New York, led by partner Shohei Shigematsu with project architects Lawrence Siu and Paxton Sheldahl, and executive architect Cooper Robertson. The project introduces the Jeffrey E. Gundlach Building and extensive … Read more

There’s no way to know how the Pilgrims would react to the bold, contemporary design of Connecticut’s JHouse Greenwich boutique hotel, but the property’s attentive service and upscale amenities would likely win them over. Once a Howard Johnson’s off the freeway, the building has been fully transformed with sustainability and modern convenience in mind. Reclaimed … Read more

Celebrating the second anniversary of its car-free initiative, the Los Angeles Tourism and Convention Bureau unveils a pedestrian-friendly itinerary that highlights Culver City’s rich ties to film, television and aviation history. The multi-phase expansion of the Metro Expo Line has made Culver City one of Los Angeles’s most accessible neighborhoods. Phase One now provides a … Read more

Emerald Waterways enters Europe’s luxury river cruise market with two new ships: Emerald Sky and Emerald Star. These vessels combine modern design with practical innovations — for example, a heated swimming pool that converts into an open-air cinema, dedicated cabins for solo travelers, and a reimagined balcony concept. Instead of traditional hanging balconies, the ships … Read more

Royal Caribbean has ordered a new Quantum-class ship, bringing its Quantum fleet to five vessels. This announcement follows the recent debut of Anthem of the Seas, which has arrived in New York Harbor and will be based year-round at Cape Liberty Cruise Port. The ship is designed to elevate the cruise experience with cutting-edge entertainment, … Read more

Inconvenient gym hours and the hassle of dressing and leaving your room to exercise may soon be things of the past. In May, Hilton Hotels introduced a program called Five Feet to Fitness at two of its properties, offering select guestrooms equipped with compact exercise setups so travelers can work out without leaving their rooms. … Read more