Travis Levius
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Visiting the Swiss Alps? These Two Hotels Have Michelin-Starred Restaurants
Chances are, if you plan to hit the slopes (or the shops) for a few hours in the Swiss Alps, you’ll work up an appetite.Why settle for resort hotels with bland, run-of-the-mill food when a Michelin-starred restaurant can be an elevator ride away? → Read More
6 Great Restaurants to Try in Dubai
Whether you’re visiting the City of Gold as a high-roller or a penny-pincher, consider this assorted selection of Dubai’s excellent restaurants → Read More
Going Premium on Thomas Cook Airlines With Meals From a Celebrity Chef
Fancy a trip across the pond (and perhaps elsewhere) in extra comfort? Consider Thomas Cook Premium Class, an upmarket service from the British-based boutique airline. → Read More
IberoStar Hotels Have Got You Covered in Madrid and Ibiza
MadridStaying at IberoStar Las Letras Gran Vía will have you in the center of Madrid’s action on the Gran Vía, the city’s main shopping and entertainment thoroughfare. Several of the city’s greatest hits are a few minutes’ walk away, including the Plaza Mayor, Palacio Real de Madrid, and world-class institution Museo del Prado. → Read More
El Dorado Maroma: Riviera Maya’s High-End Hideout
In Mexico’s Cancun/Riviera Maya region, there are vacationers who seek revelry and those who prefer stillness. After being among thousands of conference attendees for a week, the last thing I wanted was to throw myself into more hyper-social scenarios on my time off. No tequila-fueled partying this trip...seclusion was calling. → Read More
Expert Argentina-Style Grilling Tips From Chef Aarón Sánchez
Celebrity chef and Terrazas de los Andes’ brand ambassador Aarón Sánchez shares four tips to help you bring Buenos Aires-style barbecues to your own backyard. → Read More
6 Reasons to Consider Mexico’s Luxurious Iberostar Grand Hotel Paraíso
There are plenty of resorts along the pristine coastline of Mexico’s Riviera Maya, but where should you go for an all-out, all-adult, all-inclusive luxury? Consider the Iberostar Grand Hotel Paraíso, the crown jewel of the brand’s megaresort complex and considered one of the best in the Playa Paraíso beach area. → Read More
This Hotel is a Gourmet Go-To for Machu Picchu Travelers
If first-rate food is imperative on your visit to South America’s greatest attraction, you should set your sights on Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel, long touted as gourmet ground zero for Machu Picchu travelers. → Read More
Cruise the Amazon in Comfort on the Delfin II
By the time I’d stroked the thick, fuzzy abdomen of a wild tarantula in a local tracker’s hands in the jungle, I, as well as my group, knew many travel firsts would be achieved in three days. After all, it’s not the norm to fish for piranhas in a creek, have mischievous capuchins leap upon your group’s skiff as they help themselves to your banana supply, or encounter the indigenous peoples of… → Read More
This All-Business Class Airline Features Menus From an Acclaimed Chef
You won’t feel the need to scowl at first or business class passengers from your cramped spot in seat 37C when with La Compagnie, a boutique French airline with 100 percent business class seats and services. → Read More
Experience Stonehenge, Bath, and Pub Dining All in One Day
London visitors wanting to see England’s more pastoral side might want to hop aboard City Wonder’s Stonehenge and Bath Tour, a fabulous 13-hour odyssey which includes an authentic British lunch in one of the country’s finest preserved villages. → Read More
48 in Hours in Liverpool
48 in Hours in Liverpool - Move over London: There’s another cultured English city worth a visit → Read More
Four Upscale London Indian Restaurants To Try Now
As unlikely as it seems, London has long been one of the world’s curry capitals. It was at this British capital where Tamarind became the first-ever Indian restaurant to receive a Michelin star. → Read More
5 Things You Should Know About the New Frenchie Covent Garden in London
This is the first outpost of the Parisian cult-classic, Frenchie. → Read More
Wine Picker App Wants to Be Your Mobile Sommelier
Ever been stumped deciding the best bottle from an intimidating wine list? You might find a hero in Wine Picker, a soon-to-be-released app created by London-based Frenchmen Julien Sahut and Josselin Guibert.[related] → Read More
Are You Brave Enough to Eat These 10 Popular Street Foods Around the Globe?
We’ve rounded up 10 street foods around the globe that might test your courage. Discover if you’d be brave enough to eat them. → Read More
Affordable Steak Restaurant Orange Elephant Opens in London
New steak restaurant Orange Elephant has open its doors in London’s Chelsea neighborhood. Unlike other steakhouses in the city, this casual dining concept entails one flagship item: a 12-ounce sirloin steak served with a special house sauce, a side salad, and hand-cut chips for £20 ($31). [related] → Read More
A Georgia Classic: The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation
The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation exudes Southern hospitality and is full of luxury amenities. → Read More
All Aboard Canada's Rocky Mountaineer Train Experience
The Rocky Mountaineer, a luxury and gourmet train journey, runs across Canada with breathtaking views and unforgettable service. → Read More
Great Escapes in Africa’s Western Cape
Idyllic African city Cape Town has an impressive selection of high-end hotels and dining within the city limits, but what a shame it’d be to overlook what lies just beyond. Some of Africa’s most iconic hotel properties are outside of the Mother City, and a few farther-flung restaurants are just as booked solid as the ones you’d see in the heart of its downtown. → Read More