Checking In: JW Marriott Camelback Inn Turns 90 With a Stunning New Spa
JW Marriott Camelback Inn, the company’s first resort, turns 90 on December 15 with a reimagined 32,000-square-foot spa, 453 casitas and 36 holes of championship golf in the Sonoran Desert. When a global hotel brand’s first resort is also the one its family keeps coming back to, you know it must be special. Marriott had […]
Meet The Women Shaping Cappadocia’s Food and Wine Scene
From a Michelin-listed cooperative to a boutique winery, here are just a few of the talented women behind Türkiye’s tables. Cappadocia is a landscape that feels more like it was dreamed than built: valleys of fairy chimneys, castles carved into the rock, entire cities hollowed out underground. This is the heart of Anatolia, “the land […]
Is Turkish Airlines Business Class Worth It? Our Editor Flew Montreal to Istanbul to Find Out
Europe’s best airline, 11 times over, promises one of the best Business Class experiences in the skies. I flew it from Montreal to Istanbul and back to see if the hype holds up.
Inside BOUS, Montreal’s Buzzy New Persian Restaurant
Co-founders Hamed Masoumi and Saba Heravi on taarof, tables shipped from Iran, and the fesenjoon recipe they’re sharing with the world. This past May, five friends from Iran opened a love letter to the food they grew up on and named it BOUS, the Farsi word for “kiss.” The Montreal restaurant’s custom wooden tables made […]
7 of the World’s Most Remote Restaurants Worth the Journey
From an underwater dining room in Norway to a rock in the Indian Ocean, these are the hard-to-reach tables that reward the travellers who make the effort. The best meals rarely come easy. A growing class of restaurants has staked its reputation on being genuinely difficult to reach – down a staircase into the sea, […]
Will Travel for Food: Kensington Tours Expands Its Food & Wine Collection
The luxury tour operator is adding seven new itineraries built around authentic food experiences. Nearly 80% of travellers now choose destinations based on what they’ll eat, according to the latest TravelBoom 2026 Leisure Travel Study. Toronto-based Kensington Tours has taken the hint, expanding its Food & Wine Collection with seven new sample itineraries that swap […]
JW Marriott Just Opened Its First Safari Camp in Kenya
The brand’s debut tented camp drops 19 suites into Solio, one of the last great strongholds for black and white rhino. The JW Marriott Mount Kenya Rhino Reserve Safari Camp has opened inside the Solio Game Reserve in Laikipia, a private 45,000-acre conservancy pinned between the snows of Mount Kenya and the jagged peaks of […]
How to Find Flight Deals Using AI
By Reneé Morrison Here’s your sign to try Google’s AI-powered Flight Deals feature. I wasn’t even thinking about planning a mother-daughter getaway to Paris. I was just playing around with flight searches. I had opened Google Flights and decided to test out its AI Flight Deals feature to see the most heavily discounted nonstop flights […]
Fasano Drops Anchor in Sardinia
This summer the Brazilian hospitality icon opens a beach club on the coveted Tavolara coast and launches a fleet of fully crewed yachts. Fasano is officially making its Mediterranean debut. The Brazilian hospitality house — the people behind São Paulo’s grande-dame dining rooms and the Thierry Despont-designed Fasano Fifth Avenue across from Central Park — […]
A Look at V Villas at Mirihi, MGallery’s First Maldives Resort
The reimagined Mirihi Island Resort reopens as an intimate, design-led retreat. MGallery Collection has added a serene new address to its global portfolio: V Villas Maldives at Mirihi – MGallery Collection, an all-villa retreat built around the idea of understated, slow-paced luxury. The resort welcomed its first guests earlier this month, following a sweeping renovation […]