Fairmont Chicago, Millennium Park has opened a fully dedicated on-site kosher kitchen to serve guests planning Jewish weddings, bar and bat mitzvahs, and other special events. Operated under the direct supervision of The Chicago Rabbinical Council (CRC), the culinary team at Fairmont Chicago adheres to Orthodox standards. All food is prepared on-site in the CRC-certified … Read more
Hôtel de Crillon, an iconic Parisian landmark, reopened last month after an extensive four-year restoration. Dating from the 18th century, this celebrated property has been carefully reborn for the 21st-century traveler. Situated at 10 Place de la Concorde, Hôtel de Crillon’s historic fabric was painstakingly restored by skilled artisans and designers to honor the spirit … Read more
INSIDE ACCESS FROM CHASE offers exclusive, limited-access experiences to select Chase Cardmembers. These curated events range from celebrity meet-and-greets and private culinary and cultural evenings to behind-the-scenes access in sports and fashion, giving attendees memorable, once-in-a-lifetime opportunities. Below is a sampling of recent Cardmember experiences. For current offers available to select Chase Cardmembers, visit InsideAccess.com. … Read more
Air New Zealand has unveiled a new uniform created by New Zealand designer Emilia Wickstead. The collection is intended to express the airline’s pride in Aotearoa—New Zealand in te reo Māori—through bold prints, carefully chosen colors and detailed patterns that reflect the nation’s culture and identity. “For us, this is more than just a uniform; … Read more
The Embassy Row Hotel, an urban resort in Washington, D.C.’s historic Dupont Circle neighborhood, is reopening next month after a comprehensive $15 million renovation. The refresh touches all 231 guestrooms as well as meeting and event spaces, dining outlets and the social lobby, creating a modern yet welcoming environment for leisure and business travelers alike. … Read more
Like many Angelenos in the entertainment industry, Sacramento native Brian Rodda redirected his career during the pandemic. Before lockdown, he worked in entertainment public relations, hosted a Hollywood red carpet web series and ran a marketing consultancy. While staying in Carmel, a friend suggested he try a new role as a culinary tour guide as … Read more
In the freshly renovated building that once housed the Park Hotel in Ecublens, a suburb of Lausanne, Switzerland, guests can immerse themselves in creativity and history. The soon-to-open Hotel des Inventions features 46 rooms and four suites, each dedicated to a distinct Swiss invention. The hotel’s concept blends thoughtful design with national pride, inviting visitors … Read more
When social distancing is essential but travel remains a priority, consider renting an entire hotel so your family can enjoy privacy and peace of mind. Mar del Cabo by Velas Resorts on Mexico’s Baja Peninsula offers exclusive buyouts starting at $9,960 per night, providing a private escape for extended families or small groups. Photos Courtesy … Read more
You can always expect the unexpected from golf architects Pete and Alice Dye and their boots-on-the-ground collaborator Tim Liddy. That spirit of creative risk matches the vision of Maggie Hardy Magerko, president of Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, who readily invests in bold ideas that enhance the resort experience. I returned to Nemacolin, a 2,000-acre luxury retreat … Read more
Nestled between sandy Pacific beaches and the snow-dusted Andes, Santiago is Chile’s largest city with a population exceeding five million. Founded in 1541 by conquistador Pedro de Valdivia, the capital blends modern skyscrapers like Gran Torre Santiago—the tallest building in Latin America—with well-preserved colonial mansions. As the country’s primary financial hub, Santiago also offers abundant … Read more
