Where Culture Meets Cuisine: Antigua & Barbuda’s Culinary Month Returns

Where Culture Meets Cuisine: Antigua & Barbuda’s Culinary Month Returns A month-long celebration of Caribbean identity, talent, and taste takes over the islands this May. Antigua and Barbuda is set to host the 2026 edition of its Culinary Month this May, with an expanded lineup of events, visiting chefs and destination-wide programming aimed at further positioning […]

Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge Debuts Indigenous-Led Foraging and Culinary Experience

Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge Debuts Indigenous-Led Foraging and Culinary Experience Guests can book a full-day experience combining a helicopter tour, guided foraging and a chef-prepared dinner. Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge is adding a new, hands-on culinary experience to its summer lineup with the launch of its Foraging Flight: An Indigenous-Led Helicopter & Culinary Journey. The full-day […]

The World’s First Hydrogen-Powered Cruise Ship Takes to the Water

Viking Libra hydrogen-powered cruise ship

The Viking Libra has officially touched water, marking a pivotal step toward zero-emission sailing and a new era for ocean travel. There are ship launches, and then there are shifts in the industry. The recent float out of Viking’s newest vessel falls into the latter. The Viking Libra has now entered the water for the […]

Recipe: A Carbonara Pasta Straight From Rome, Featured on Emily in Paris

Recipe: A Carbonara Pasta Straight From Rome, Featured on Emily in Paris Courtesy of Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese, here’s how to make Carbonara tortelli with Pecorino foam, crispy guanciale and seasonal truffle. If there’s one thing Rome does exceptionally well, it’s keeping classic dishes interesting. At Sofitel Rome Villa Borghese, the hotel’s rooftop restaurant, Settimio, reworks the […]

What Is Brazilian Feijoada?

What Is Brazilian Feijoada? Brazil’s signature black bean stew is defined by tradition, flavour and the way it brings people together. Some dishes always feel like they’ve been lovingly made, even when you’re eating out. In Brazil, feijoada is one of them. The slow-simmered black bean stew reflects the country’s history, culture and way of […]

The Four Seasons I Just Set Sail on its Inaugural Voyage

Four Seasons I Luxury Yacht Cruise

The debut of Four Seasons Yachts introduces a new benchmark for design-led, residential-style luxury at sea. Four Seasons has officially entered the cruise space with the debut of Four Seasons I, which has now set sail on its inaugural voyage. The long-anticipated launch marks a significant milestone for the brand, extending its signature hospitality from […]

A New Chapter for Indigenous Tourism in Canada

Indigenous Tourism in Canada with Intrepid Tours

A five-year partnership between Intrepid Travel and the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada signals a shift toward more meaningful, Indigenous-led travel experiences nationwide. Travel is changing. More travellers are looking beyond scenery and sightseeing, seeking experiences that offer cultural depth, context, and genuine connection. In Canada, that shift is helping Indigenous tourism move into a […]

The Shangri-La Toronto has the Perfect Valentine’s Day Package

Shangi-La Toronto Suite

It’s been a long winter. Here’s your sign to treat yourself (and a loved one) to a candlelit Italian dinner and an indulgent overnight stay at Shangri-La Toronto. This year, Shangri-La Toronto is offering a polished but unfussy way to celebrate Valentine’s Day right in the city. The hotel’s curated experiences are designed to feel […]

Brazil Just Launched a New Multi-City Air Pass for International Travellers

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

The new Azul Brazil Air Pass allows visitors to explore multiple regions of the country under a single fare, making complex itineraries far easier to plan. Brazil’s size has always been part of its allure — and its challenge. With rainforests, beaches, wetlands, and megacities spread across a continent-sized country, travellers have often had to […]

The Best Places to See North America’s Spectacular Fall Foliage

Come mid-September, Canadians everywhere recognize the telltale signs of the autumn season. Cooler nights call for cosy knits, a dockside Caesar gets swapped for a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon, and in bustling cities and quiet towns alike, tree leaves begin to change colour, and eventually fall.  An abundance of external influences like warmer or cooler […]