Baselworld always delivers striking sights and memorable moments. While some major brands leaned on color updates and small refinements, the show still offered several genuine surprises. We explored the exhibition floor thoroughly to identify standout releases worth considering this year. Chanel Monsieur de Chanel Chanel’s entry into men’s luxury watchmaking may have followed other fashion … Read more

Passengers traveling through Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport can avoid diet turbulence and keep their energy up with smart, nutritious choices. Eat Healthy at DFW is an airport-wide initiative that helps concessionaires expand healthy dining options for travelers. Participating vendors commit to offering at least one menu item that is low-calorie, low-fat, low-sodium, cholesterol-free, plant-based, or … Read more

Arrival/Check-In: I stayed in New York City with my daughter for the annual Wherever Awards for our sister site, whereverfamily.com. Since the event highlights family travel, we arrived early to enjoy some family sightseeing. We reached Penn Station at 9:30 a.m., directly across from the hotel, far too early to check in. Because we had … Read more

Time zone by time zone, New Year’s Eve celebrations ignite around the world in a chain reaction of fireworks, renditions of Auld Lang Syne, symbolic ball drops and a variety of local traditions. Kiritimati, also called Christmas Island, is widely recognized as the first inhabited place to welcome the New Year. Situated in the equatorial … Read more

ARRIVAL/CHECK-IN: Located at Hollywood and Vine, the W Hollywood sits in the heart of an iconic and bustling neighborhood. When you step into the lobby the street noise falls away and the hotel’s energetic, modern vibe takes over. We arrived well before the official check-in time after an early-morning flight, and a friendly front desk … Read more

If you’re flying into the United States, make sure your cell phone and other electronic devices are fully charged before you leave for the airport. Following a directive issued by the Department of Homeland Security, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has said it may confiscate devices that cannot be powered on when requested by security … Read more

THE STAKES ARE HIGH for Chicago’s airports as they work to maintain their positions among the nation’s leading aviation hubs while passenger volumes rise, infrastructure ages and competing airports expand. Located on the far northwest side of the city, 17 miles from the Loop, Chicago O’Hare International Airport ranks among the world’s busiest airports. It … Read more

London City Airport has introduced the Rohde & Schwarz Quick Personnel Security scanner R&S QPS200, a full-body screening system it previously trialled. Unlike some older scanners, this model features a more modern, open design that allows passengers to stand with their arms slightly away from their sides rather than raised above their heads. The system … Read more

A jewel of Asia, Singapore showcases a vibrant fusion of Chinese, Indian, Eurasian and Malay cultures. The city’s historic name, Singa Pura, or “Lion City,” evokes courage, excellence and strength. Renowned for striking architecture, strong sustainability credentials, attentive service and a thriving culinary scene, Singapore consistently delivers an exceptional experience. Marina Bay Sands, with its … Read more

Air France has opened a new lounge this week at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport. Located in Terminal 1, the lounge is reserved for La Première and Business class passengers, as well as Flying Blue Elite Plus members. “On our legendary New York–Paris route, our passengers are already enjoying our latest long-haul cabin … Read more