Who doesn’t love a dinosaur? At select hotels across the United States, guests can experience life-size prehistoric displays and curated fossil exhibits that bring ancient history to life. These installations pair especially well with the renewed public interest in dinosaur-themed entertainment. For example, The Dino Hotel in Lakeland, near Denver, decorates its spaces with faux … Read more

Valentine’s Day might get most of the attention on February 14, but Ferris Wheel Day is worth celebrating too. These iconic wheels blend thrill, romance, and stunning views—here are six Ferris wheels that deserve a spot on your bucket list. From towering observation wheels that redefine a city skyline to classic, nostalgic attractions that evoke … Read more

This fall, a touch of London’s renowned art and design scene will arrive in the Far East. In October, the Shenzhen Design Society will open a new museum that includes its own Victoria and Albert gallery, marking the first formal museum partnership between the U.K. and China. Founded in 1852, London’s V&A Museum is widely … Read more

Qatar Airways is marking the one-year anniversary of its nonstop service between Miami International Airport and Doha’s Hamad International Airport by increasing flight frequency to meet rising demand. Beginning Nov. 18, the carrier will expand operations from five weekly flights to daily service. The Miami–Doha route is currently the only direct connection between Miami and … Read more

Need a little help sharpening your focus? Tamron is bringing back its popular Tailgate Tour photo-education series. These free mini-seminars give attendees hands-on experience with current Tamron gear and opportunities for portfolio reviews in a friendly, accessible setting. The Tamron Tailgate Tour welcomes photographers of all skill levels. In collaboration with local camera stores, the … Read more

The Federal Aviation Administration has introduced a new computer system designed to make flights safer and more efficient. The deployment began in Salt Lake City and centers on DataComm, a digital communications platform that replaces traditional voice radio exchanges between pilots and air traffic controllers. DataComm delivers route updates, weather information, and traffic advisories directly … Read more

For visitors in Lima who don’t have time to travel to Cusco and Machu Picchu, an accessible alternative is a visit to the impressive seven-tiered adobe pyramid complex located in the heart of Miraflores, one of Lima’s most upscale districts. The site is just minutes from the business district of San Isidro and only a … Read more

Next year, Crystal Cruises plans to introduce four newly built luxury river yachts: the Crystal Ravel, Crystal Bach, Crystal Debussy and Crystal Mahler. These vessels are designed to raise the standard for river cruising by blending elegant design, thoughtful itineraries and attentive service to appeal to discerning travelers. Edie Rodriguez, CEO and president of Crystal … Read more

The winter of 1962 left many Washingtonians unhappy when the city’s extensive streetcar system was replaced by buses. In recent years, efforts to revive a modern version of the trolley—the DC Streetcar—have progressed, aiming to return rail-based transit to key corridors and spark renewed investment. Planners envision as much as 37 miles of streetcar lines … Read more

Hamilton Hotel Washington, D.C. has partnered with the Newseum to unveil a new signature suite called The Newsroom: Rise Up. The suite honors the Newseum’s “Rise Up: Stonewall and the LGBTQ Rights Movement” exhibit, created to mark the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Inn protests. Actor and activist Alan Cumming contributed to the curation of … Read more