Hotel restaurants have come a long way from being a less than stellar last resort dining option. In New York City, long known for being “the city that never sleeps,” now it’s possible to have a night on the town right in your hotel’s eatery or bar area. New York hotels have upped the ante […]
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aui caters to over a half-million visitors each year, mesmerizing travelers with equal doses of untamed beauty and outdoor activities, all in a sun-splashed enchanted-isle setting. The Valley Isle’s fun in the sun includes immersing with its medley of multi-colored lava rock beaches, hiking the abundant beauty bamboo forests in Haleakala National Park, and the
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In a city of grand-dame accommodations, some stodgier than others, the South Place Hotel is a luxurious, high-spirited boutique inn — a fresh face on the London scene. It’s perfectly nestled between Moorgate and Liverpool Street in the heart of the financial district, where modish East London begins. The luxe boutique is the first from
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Since the 1980s, Madeira Island has been mesmerizing travelers. Six hundred miles southwest of Portugal and 400 miles west of Morocco, the volcanic island has a warm year-round climate and spectacular black-sand beaches. Mix in an intricate trail system along with the Lavada irrigation system, and throngs of friendly locals in the vibrant capital city
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Nicaragua might be Central America’s most geographically diverse country. Nestled between El Salvador and Honduras, to the north, and Costa Rica, on its southern border, the nation lives up to its moniker as the “Land of Lakes and Volcanoes.” Unspoiled Nicaragua, a country of nearly 6 million inhabitants, is also rich in history and culture. And
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Rwanda is one of the next big things in tourism, and an American couple that has been living in the capital city of Kigali for 15 years has created its top offering.Josh and Alissa Ruxin first came to Rwanda to work in public health. Alissa saw that hospitality training was non-existent (as were gourmet restaurants).
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With nearly 60 million arrivals in 2018, Italy is the fifth most visited nation in the world. It’s 50 UNESCO World Heritage Sites are the most of any country on the planet, and visitors can spend months viewing endless attractions. Travelers marvel at Italy’s impressive collection of antiquities, works of art and remarkable cuisine. Rome,
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The story of Amorgos Island is a tale of beauty — “omorfos” in Greek. Folklore has it that it was once known, among the Cyclades, as the island where only beautiful women resided. Always alluring, it remains largely undiscovered even today. With its raw and organic natural beauty, Amorgos is breathtaking. On a bright day,
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The Peace Lodge is an eco-fantasy land retreat in the mystical cloud and rain forest jungles of Vara Blanca, Costa Rica and within the confines of the private wildlife refuge of La Paz Waterfall Gardens. It’s located on the northeastern slope of the Poas Volcano, less than an hour away from the capital of San
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In 1882 the author Robert Louis Stevenson, perhaps described it best naming Nob Hill, “The Hill of Palaces.” Later, the great crooner Tony Bennett sang of “To be where little cable cars climb halfway to the stars.” Tony Bennett might not have been from San Francisco, but surely had San Francisco’s Nob Hill neighborhood in
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