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The St. Regis Kanai Review: Luxury in Riviera Maya, Mexico

Mexico is in the midst of a luxury renaissance — particularly, in some of the hot spots that were previously thought of as touristy but not elevated. I’m talking about Cabo, I’m talking about Cancun. No, all of the Señor Frog’s have not closed (sorry), and the cheesy all-inclusive factories haven’t vanished. But recently, some ultra-high-end hotels and resorts have opened nearby. Instead of being in the center of the action, hotels from top brands like Rosewood, Auberge Resorts Collection, and One&Only are debuting in the private gated communities popping up around the country (see Mayakoba, Mandarina, and Punta Mita, for example). I went to one of the newest resorts on the Riviera Maya — in the gated community of Kanai — to see if true luxury could be found within an hour of the Cancun airport.

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Discover Philadelphia: America’s First UNESCO World Heritage City

With its rich history and an ever-evolving food scene, Philadelphia is a remarkable destination. As the nation’s first UNESCO World Heritage City, it plays a crucial role in America’s founding narrative. A visit to Independence National Historic Park is a must for those looking to dive deep into the origins of the United States. Additionally, the Wawa Welcome America Festival, held every Fourth of July, is the largest celebration of its kind in the country.

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Top 10 Hotels in Paris for Travelers: 2025 Picks

If there’s one thingGoTravelDailyreaders know, it’s that we should all be spending more time in Paris. The City of Light welcomes striking new hotel talent this year ahead of the 2024 Olympics — including Hôtel Dame Des Arts on the Left Bank and Martin Brudnizki-designed Le Grand Mazarin on the Right. However, this year’s World’s Best Awards survey winners give us a glimpse into classic Parisian luxury, with longtime favorites like Le Meurice (voted No. 6) and Ritz Paris (No. 5).

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Top 10 Intimate Ocean Cruise Lines for Leisure Travel in 2025

When it comes to truly luxurious vacations, it seems, the smaller the better.GoTravelDaily’s discerning readers had effusive praise this year for many of these intimate-ship cruise lines, defined as those operating ships with 150 cabins or fewer. Though feedback in the category concerns Lilliputian vessels, readers nevertheless gave these brands some of the best marks received inanyWorld’s Best Awards voting. In fact, the No. 1-ranked brand registered a score of 99.29, just a few tenths of a point off what would otherwise be absolute perfection.

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