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Sep 20, 2017 | Contributor: Janice NiederJustly nicknamed “The Queen City” (named after Queen Charlotte, the beloved wife of King George III), Charlotte is an immaculately clean, gorgeous, fun, safe, friendly, walkable city filled with a wide array of museums, local art galleries, outdoor parks, numerous brew-pubs, trendy neighborhoods filled with creative, indie-boutiques, and an array of dining options from funky food trucks to fine dining establishments. ... Read More | 
Sep 12, 2017 | Contributor: Sean Hillen
Gourmet cuisine and golf make a perfect match, as ace luxury resorts have clearly demonstrated. Here are a few properties throughout Europe to help you score a hole-in-one. ... Read More | 
May 22, 2017 | Contributor: Susan KimeMeet four young Executive Chefs who bring a degree of heightened sensitivity, design, and taste, and yes, whimsy, to the table. ... Read More | 
Apr 20, 2017 | Contributor: Sean HillenSeated outside on a warm spring evening, a soft island breeze swishes the fronds of palm trees overhead while docile deer patiently wait to be caressed. While this seems like a castaway’s dream, it’s a scene straight from a Florida Keys vacation on Little Palm Island Resort & Spa. ... Read More | 
Jan 17, 2017 | Contributor: Nicolle MonicoFine dining can, at times, be a practice in daring eating. Whether it’s a cultural delicacy or a creative use of rare ingredients, top chefs love to mix it up in the kitchen and surprise diners with dishes they may not expect. One way Michelin-starred chef Dan Barber (Blue Hill at Stone Barns) will be playing with our palates this winter will be with his pop-up restaurant at Selfridge’s. ... Read More | 
Dec 23, 2016 | Contributor: W Dallas - VictoryThere are always big things happening in Texas, especially when you’re in Dallas. With so much going on, it can be overwhelming to choose the right activities to fit into a 48-hour stay. Luckily, the abundance of things to do means there is something for everyone no matter what part of the city you’re in. From foodie havens to shopping meccas, here’s how to fit the best of Dallas into a weekend. ... Read More | 
Dec 19, 2016 | Contributor: Sean HillenLocated on the corner of Kurfurstendamm and Fasanenstrasse, Kempinski Hotel Bristol Berlin, which opened in 1951, was the brand’s first-ever property. When it opened, it symbolized the rejuvenation of post-War Berlin itself. Today, the property still remains one of the city's best hotels for discerning travelers seeking top-notch accommodations, great service and a prime location. ... Read More | 
Dec 16, 2016 | Contributor: Nicolle MonicoThere’s no better time to host a dinner party than the holidays. People’s spirits are high and the cold weather provides the perfect backdrop for a cozy indoor shindig. If you love throwing fête-a-têtes but don’t have much time to plan, cook and organize the event, allow James Beard-nominated chef Melissa Perello to take care of all the details this season. ... Read More | 
Dec 15, 2016 | Contributor: Nicolle MonicoIf you live in Scottsdale, chances are that you’ve probably passed by the Andaz hotel without even realizing it. That’s because the luxury property is tucked away behind Enclave at Borgata, hidden from plain sight. This perk alone is one of the many reasons why the newly-opened hotel will do well with travelers who value discretion and privacy. ... Read More | 
Dec 13, 2016 | Contributor: Nicolle MonicoFor a second year in a row, The Excelsior Hotel Gallia in Milan, Italy, won the World Travel Awards’ best suite category. Beating out accommodations at properties such as Burj Al Arab Jumeirah, the Raj Palace, Belmond Hotel Cipriani and Emirates Palace, the Katara Suite’s victory was no easy feat. ... Read More | 
Dec 12, 2016 | Contributor: The St. Regis SingaporeSingapore—as a global financial center, luxury shopping destination, and cultural hub—is one of the most unique places in the world. Don’t let the luxury of this city let you think it’s out of touch with its roots, however. Often called “The Garden City,” the region is home to a wealth of flora and outdoor experiences that can often be hard to find in such a vibrant urban area. While there are a myriad of different attractions to visit while in the city, take the opportunity to follow the path less taken: ... Read More | 
Dec 7, 2016 | Contributor: Steve MirskySteps away from the Chappaquiddick ferry ensconced in the compact and pedestrian-friendly village of Edgartown in Martha's Vineyard, Kelley House stands as a testament to island life before tourists dominated the scene with beach umbrellas and sunscreen. Near the corner of North Water and Kelley Streets, the main 54-room historic inn was built in 1742 and now features an art gallery in the lobby with rotating exhibits showcasing local artists. ... Read More | 
Oct 30, 2013 | Contributor: JustLuxe TeamTucked away in the French Alps in the charming town of Megeve, Chalet Princesse is a historic villa dating back to 1897. Designed as a ski lodge, the chalet boasts a perfect snowy holiday destination or a relaxing summertime retreat. ... Read More | 
Nov 30, 2016 | Contributor: Nicolle MonicoNowadays, you can find a hotel to suit any type of traveler. There are spa resorts, foodie locales, music hotels, fitness retreats and clothing-optional accommodations. And now, even gin lovers will have a place to call their own come December 16. The Distillery, located on Portobello Road, will open as a three-room property dedicated to celebrating the spirit. ... Read More | 
Nov 30, 2016 | Contributor: Janice NiederI recently completed a marvelous one-week Tuscan trekking trip with Hedonistic Hiking, and a luxury stay in an exclusive spa-hotel was a much-needed break following the excursion. My guest and I sought out the help of the five-star Adler Thermae Spa & Relax Resort, a wellness property in Tuscany, to help us revive our tired bones. The hotel is located next to the small hamlet of Bagno Vignoni, a town with a population of 35. ... Read More |
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