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Explore the ‘Cape Cod of the Midwest’: Charming Towns and Scenic Beauty

Joshua Liu012 mins
Michigan may be most famous for the mitten-like shape of its Lower Peninsula, but Wisconsin’s “thumb” deserves equal attention from travelers. Door County occupies a craggy peninsula that juts into Lake Michigan, boasting 300 miles of coastline, countless charming villages, an abundance of outdoor activities, and a flourishing food and beverage scene. Despite all these attractions, this idyllic slice has remained largely under the radar for visitors from outside the region.
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The Timeless Biscoff Cookie: Celebrating Over 30 Years as the Ultimate In-Flight Snack

Melissa Sullivan09 mins
The Biscoff is a small rectangular cookie with a satisfying, caramelized crunch. However, it’s more than a mere confection; it actually serves as a reliable predictor of how often someone parks themselves on a plane. If you rarely find yourself in the sky, you might be unfamiliar with this beloved Belgian snack food. Conversely, if you’re a frequent flier, it’s more ubiquitous than an Oreo. So, here’s some food for thought: How did this one sweet biscuit successfully associate itself with air travel?
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Historic Southampton Inn Reopens with Stylish Cottages and Luxury Boathouses

Jon Summers05 mins
The inn on Hamptons Bay dates back to the 1600s. One of the oldest inns in America is beginning a new chapter of its storied history. What started as a trading station in the 1600s in Hampton Bays on the East End of Long Island and was later transformed into an inn hosting Revolutionary War soldiers, presidents, celebrities, and other dignitaries throughout its more than 300-year-old history, is now once again welcoming travelers as the elegant Canoe Place Inn & Cottages.
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Discover 6 Unique Rock Cabins at This Glamping Resort Near Budapest

Vodka Man03 mins
Mindfully built in the rolling hills of the Hungarian farmlands, about 90 miles southwest of Budapest, isTreehouses Kapolcsresort. This hotel, comprising six cottages in rural Csóromfölde, Hungary, is also dubbed “Rocks” because of the “Rock Cabins'” irregular, boulder-like shapes, designed by the architecture studioHello Wood. The space opened to the public in February 2022.
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Explore Northern California’s Best Food and Stunning Waterfront Hiking Trails

Lydia Wilson011 mins
I’m a California kid, but I’m fairly sure I had never heard of Point Reyes until the pandemic made all of us want to escape to beautifully less-populous places. On my mental list of California corners to visit were the painted dunes of Death Valley, the redwood-lined trails of Mendocino County, and a place that promised wildflower hikes, animal sightings, and incredible local cheese.
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Luxury Beach Resort in Colombia: Arrive by Yacht at Sofitel Baru Calablanca

David Davidson05 mins
Travelers have long flocked to Cartagena, Colombia, for its art, culture, food, and history. However, until now, there hasn’t been a true luxury beach resort where you could relax on a gorgeous white-sand beach after you’ve had your fill of wandering the ancient city’s colorful streets. On Dec. 1,Sofitel Barú Calablanca Beach Resortopened its doors on the island of Barú, just a 25-minute yacht ride from Cartagena.
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Discover NYC’s Hottest New Hotel: Luxury Suites, Garden Terrace & Jazz Club

Joshua Liu07 mins
At 10:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 11, I sprawled on a lounger by the window of room 810 at the newly openedAman New York, swathed in a deliciously soft Frette linen robe, my feet propped in front of the fireplace. Coming down from a respectable business buzz — a glass of Taittinger and a Hendrick’s martini — with a dark chocolate–covered caramel, I reveled in the sound of silence.
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