Pilar Guzmán
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Past articles by Pilar:
Why You Need to Visit Egypt This Year
Cruising the Nile aboard one of Nour El Nil's traditional dahabiyas is a way to see Egypt as it ever was — and to think about tourism's essential role in protecting history and culture. → Read More
South Africa’s Other Big Five
The animals have competition from the country's rampant culture, food, design, fashion and arts scenes. → Read More
Editor's Letter: The Wisdom of the Wild
Condé Nast Traveler editor in chief Pilar Guzmán on the benefits of "rewilding," and what it means for a new era of travel. → Read More
You Can Still Book A Last-Minute Safari Now (And Bless the Rains Down in Africa...)
News of Cape Town’s drought seems to have spooked would-be 2018 safari-goers. But according to Deborah Calmeyer, CEO of Roar Africa, the safari window for this year is still open. → Read More
Vacation Like the Romans in Low-Key Ponza
An island of swimmable grottoes, picnic lunches, and breezy little hotels low-key enough for an American family to forget they're not Italian. → Read More
Editor's Letter: What Travel Trends Emerged in This Year's Readers' Choice Awards
Reflection on how the annual Reader's Choice Awards have evolved. → Read More
Inside Oaxaca's Female-Led Craft Revolution
In Mexico's emerging design-and-food mecca, a tight-knit group of women entrepreneurs and local artisans team up to launch a slow-craft movement for the ages. → Read More
Editor's Letter: The Evolution of Travel
Condé Nast Traveler's editor in chief Pilar Guzmán reflects on how travel is better (and worse) than ever before. → Read More
What to Do in Malibu
With the opening of two new hotels along California's most prized stretch of coastline, you might never leave this corner of Malibu. → Read More
Editor's Letter: A Good Drink and a Great Bar Can Define a Vacation
Condé Nast Traveler's editor in chief Pilar Guzmán on the nostalgia of a great hotel bar, like the Ritz Paris's Bar Hemingway. → Read More
Editor's Letter: Why Getting There Is More Than Half the Fun
The anticipation of what lies at the other end deepens both the conversation and the experience of time itself. → Read More
Editor's Letter: How a Hotel Becomes a Legend
A hotel should spark the heat of early romance in the beginning, and then eventually settle into enduring love. → Read More
Head to Zambia and Botswana for Way-Out-There Family Bonding
The summer vacation where parents will want to watch their kids go a little wild. → Read More
Be a Slow Tourist in Gascony, France
With its pristine medieval villages and preserved churches, Armagnac distilleries and duck markets, Gascony is the perfect spot for one peripatetic couple to finally slow down. → Read More
Editor's Letter: Why Your Flight Attire Matters
Condé Nast Traveler editor in chief Pilar Guzmán on dressing up for the journey. → Read More
Editor's Letter: Why Your Flight Attire Matters
Condé Nast Traveler editor in chief Pilar Guzmán on dressing up for the journey. → Read More
Editor's Letter: Why Travelers Make the Best Diplomats
Condé Nast Traveler editor in chief Pilar Guzmán on the urgency of travel diplomacy. → Read More
Exploring Madrid With U.S. Ambassador James Costos
With more Americans now traveling to Spain, U.S. Ambassador James Costos and interior designer Michael S. Smith are heading home on a high note, having put Madrid (back) on the Grand Tour. → Read More
A Long Weekend in Cuba: The Itinerary
A recent trip to Cuba for the Chanel show reminds us how much ground you can cover in just 72 hours. → Read More
Editor's Letter: How a Big Risk and a Solo Trip Changed My Life
Condé Nast Traveler Editor in Chief Pilar Guzmán explains the inspiration behind this month’s Adventure issue. → Read More