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Discover Montauk’s Luxury $20 Million Spa Featuring One of the Few Ocean-Fed Pools in the U.S.

Lauren Newman010 mins
In 1980, Seawater Spa opened in what was then the little-known surf town of Montauk, New York. It was technically part ofGurney’s Montauk, though the resort as we now know it didn’t exist. It was just a small timeshare property in the ’80s. Moreover, Montauk was a far cry from the idyllic, see-and-be-seen beach town now synonymous with oversized bottles of rosé served at the “end of the world.” In the ’80s, spa patrons soaked in seawater baths, filled with Atlantic Ocean water pumped in by the well system. Spa-goers even took shots of seawater while visiting the baths (how’s that for a holistic and hilariously retro spa experience?).
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Top 14 Must-Visit Black-Owned Businesses in New Orleans: Jazz and Creole Dining

Michael Montes08 mins
Beyond the raucous joy of Bourbon Street, New Orleans offers vibrant and distinct culture that travelers come from all over the world to experience. This Gulf Coast port city is the birthplace of jazz and an ethnic melting pot. The city’s motto, “laissez les bons temps rouler,” translates to “let the good times roll.” From rich cuisine to Mardi Gras parades, the city relishes decadence.
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Experience Alaska’s Denali National Park via Scenic Glass-Domed Train (Video)

Debbie Kelly05 mins
For many travelers, a trip to Alaska represents a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The 49th state boasts unspoiled wilderness, abundant wildlife, majestic glaciers, and the tallest mountain in North America, Denali. Thenational parkof the same name is open throughout the year, with summer being the most popular time to visit. During this season, the park’s lone road is accessible, offering longer days and milder temperatures.
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Discover the Vatican’s Hidden Secrets: Exclusive Dawn Tour with the Chief Key Keeper

Vodka Russia011 mins
After a bit of fumbling with the key by flashlight, I managed to open the iron gate, yet still found myself standing in pure darkness. My guide went ahead as I slowed my step, befuddled by where I was. From somewhere in the distance, he flipped the switch and I gasped. I was surrounded by the Vatican’s Gallery of Maps, an impressively ornate room with 40 large maps of Italy — some measuring up to 15 by 16 feet — dating back to 1582.
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Explore Madrid’s Newest Hotel: Stunning Design and Gourmet Dining

John Doe04 mins
Central Madrid—steps away from Plaza Mayor—is now home to the newest pearl in the collection of Edition Hotels; a necklace of sophisticated, party-prone properties that wraps around the planet from New York to Shanghai. Its Spanish-capital location is the best one yet, offering an unprecedented look at Marriott’s playbook as it rapidly expands Ian Schrager’s brand: to go, full-throttle, in the opposite direction of its competitors.
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