David Jefferys
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Puerto Rico's Dorado Beach Is a Bit of Bali, Three Hours from Home
The resort has been reborn in the Caribbean following Hurricane Maria. → Read More
What to Do in Dublin in September 2018
Here's what's happening in Dublin, Ireland, this month. → Read More
How to Survive a Family Vacation
Keeping everyone from age 5 to 85 happy is easier if you follow these golden rules on your next family get-together. Remember: These occasions are rare and special—and you don’t want to spend them at each other’s throats. → Read More
The Perfect (Long) Weekend in St. Barts
The tony Caribbean island has made a remarkable recovery from damages caused by Hurricane Irma in 2017. Go now! → Read More
The Perfect Long Weekend in San Juan, Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico's largest city is well on the road to recovery after the storms of 2017. → Read More
This Is the Best Caribbean Island for You
Are you more a lie-a-white-sand-beach kind of traveler, or someone who wants to hike and dive in the same day? Think of us as your matchmakers: We'll help you choose the perfect Caribbean island for your next vacation. → Read More
Caribbean Post-Hurricane Report: What's Open, What's Not
Large parts of the Caribbean and U.S. are still rebuilding following Hurricanes Irma, Jose, and Maria. Check this list for the latest updates on the road to recovery. → Read More
Isolated St. Helena Island Welcomes Its First Commercial Flight
Some 47 square miles small, St. Helena island is a tiny speck in the Atlantic Ocean with incredible history—and a beautiful almost two-year-old airport that only just received its first visitors. → Read More
Hurricane Irma Reduces Caribbean Islands 'To Their Foundations'
The then-Category 5 storm pummeled the Caribbean, and the fallout has only just being realized. → Read More
An Evening at the Oldest Bar in America
At three hundred and forty four years old, Rhode Island’s White Horse Tavern is still in the game, with some wrinkles to show for its age. → Read More
Why One in Fifty Swedes Travels to Thailand Every Year
With the most annual vacation days in Europe—six weeks and eleven paid national holidays—we look at where the Swedes disappear to, and why. → Read More
Why One in Fifty Swedes Travels to Thailand Every Year
With the most annual vacation days in Europe—six weeks and eleven paid national holidays—we look at where the Swedes disappear to, and why. → Read More
After 60 Years of Visiting India, an Octogenarian Finds a Moment of Quiet
An editor's father, with sixty years of travel to India under his belt, uncovers a hidden talent for inner peace. → Read More
State Department Issues Travel Alert for Typhoon, Hurricane Season 2017
The U.S. State Department has issued its 2017 typhoon and hurricane season travel alert, including a number of forecasts and warnings for the months ahead. → Read More
In Dakar, Senegal, a Long Weekend of Surfing and Live Music
In the time it takes to get to Paris, you could be in Africa eating a spicy fish mafé with a cold La Gazelle beer and listening to mbalax at a beachfront café. → Read More
The Most Seattle Thing Ever? Dinner and a Tattoo at the Thompson Hotel
Seattle's newest hotel is hosting a multi-course, tattoo-themed dinner following bespoke inkings. → Read More
This Ultra-Luxe St. Bart's Villa Can Be Yours Over the Holidays
...provided you have a million bucks or so lying around. → Read More
The Best Island No One's Heard Of
It isn't Cuba or St. Helena in the South Atlantic. We're thinking way outside the box... to St. Drogo. → Read More
The Best Island No One's Heard Of
It isn't Cuba or St. Helena in the South Atlantic. We're thinking way outside the box... to St. Drogo. → Read More
The Leap Day Tradition That Spread Around The World
Many a tradition has it that on Leap Day, and only Leap Day, women can turn the tables on their paramours. → Read More