The charms of the Summer of Love may be fading into autumn, but San Francisco remains an excellent destination year-round. For a comfortable, well-located base in the City by the Bay, consider the InterContinental San Francisco, a hotel known for meticulous service and attention to detail. The hotel’s signature restaurant, Luce, has held a Michelin … Read more

AS THE SAYING GOES, “Everything is bigger in Texas,” and while the wide-open country and farmland inspire a sense of freedom, one of the world’s largest airports provides a literal gateway to the world. Access to a major airport means access to global destinations, and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport serves an extensive network across the … Read more

Could the Trump administration’s travel ban attempts be chilling international travel? A new report by the U.S. Travel Association suggests that possibility. The association’s monthly Travel Trends Index for April 2017 shows that travel to and within the United States increased 1.6 percent between April 2016 and April 2017 — a period that included efforts … Read more

In a city famed for rising from the ashes, Atlanta is demonstrating a vigorous economic recovery. The recession hit the city’s finance and real estate sectors hard, but investment has steadily returned over recent years. Combined with strong population growth and competitive business costs, these trends have lifted Atlanta’s growth prospects above the national average. … Read more

More than 1,000 pieces of public art by nearly 500 local and international artists are spread across Montreal. While sculptures are prominent among the city’s public artworks, murals play a vital role in defining Montreal’s creative landscape. Today the city stands alongside international mural hubs such as Paris, Buenos Aires and Berlin, recognized for their … Read more

Air Seychelles will expand its fleet with the introduction of its first Airbus A320 and will enhance its international schedule with new and adjusted services starting this December. The changes include increased weekly frequencies between the Seychelles (SEZ) and Abu Dhabi (AUH), additional capacity on flights to Mauritius (MRU), and revised timings for routes serving … Read more

Eastern Canada’s gem, Québec City, is a year-round destination, and this summer brought several notable updates that enhance its historic charm. The boutique Saint Pierre Auberge Distinctive completed renovations to 31 guestrooms and 10 suites in its circa-1821 property, blending modern comforts with period character. Nearby, the Huron-Wendat Museum expanded its offerings with a newly … Read more

Cruises remain one of the most inclusive vacation choices and are often seen as an ideal option for multigenerational travel. They bring everyone together under one floating roof, offering something for every age group — from infants to seniors. As cruising has recovered after the pandemic, demand has risen for adults-only experiences at sea. More … Read more

MEUNIER IS CHAMPAGNE’S often overlooked grape, yet it plays a vital role in the region’s celebrated sparkling wines. Champagne can be made from three grapes — Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Meunier — either entirely from one variety or as a blend of two or all three. While wine lovers know Chardonnay for its light skins … Read more

W Hotels debuts in Brazil with W São Paulo, a luxury property located in a contemporary skyscraper on Rua Funchal in the city’s southern business district. Overlooking the Pinheiros River and the São Paulo skyline, W São Paulo brings a new level of modern luxury to one of Brazil’s most dynamic cities. © W Hotels … Read more