When people first think of The Yacht Week, there’s a solid chance that exaggerated visions of boisterous beach parties and sailboat shenanigans immediately spring to mind. After all, the floating festival has built its reputation on bringing party people together while sailing through some of the world’s ... More

Pack your cutest sunnies and head to glittering Miami Beach for a week in paradise. The week-long event series, dubbed the Veuve Clicquot Carnaval, is a full-on celebration of the vibrant Miami culture including the dance, art, food, drink and of course, picturesque Miami skyline. Veuve Clicquot will ... More

Upon looking beyond the initial two or three blocks of Manhattan's ever-illuminated Times Square, you will be surprised to find several hidden gems located either high in the sky or tucked deep into a busy city block of the Theater District. While intimate nooks are appreciated, this Midtown neighborhood is ... More

If you haven’t ventured out to Portland, Oregon to eat, drink, and explore, you might want to rearrange your travel to-do list. While the city will always be there, the hospitality scene is quite possibly at its peak, so there’s never been a better time to visit than now. Enter ... More

With a number of picturesque wineries sprinkled throughout Napa Valley, cultivating a taste for all that wine country has to offer seems easy, right? But why visit a public winery and savor a typical–albeit still spirited–experience, when you could have a carefully curated vino-approved journey that will bring ... More

Many people dream of visiting Japan, and for good reason. The land of the rising sun offers an ever-changing kaleidoscope experiences that make it simply unlike any place on earth. From ancient shrines steeped in history to neon-infused cities that seem straight from the future, there’s truly ... More

As quaint as Charleston, South Carolina proves to be, there is an equally as picturesque hotel to match. Despite its obvious charm, it’s difficult to label Zero George. The check-in desk is set within the original carriage house kitchen, making your first impression of the hotel beyond adorably authentic. ... More

NoMad, or the area north of Madison Square Park, has evolved over the years into a staycation hotspot for Manhattanites and visitors alike. For those unsure of the parameters, the neighborhood is bordered by east 25th Street to the south, east 30th Street to the north, Sixth Avenue (Avenue of the Americas) to the ... More

Nestled at the base of Aspen Mountain, St. Regis Aspen recently underwent some renovations, including the debut of a sleek new restaurant for this ski season: Velvet Buck (named after the velvet fur that grows on the antlers of a male deer). Exposed brick and mounted antlers ... More

When you first look at The Ritz-Carlton Tokyo from street level, it could be mistaken for an apartment building. But that’s probably because you would be looking at the luxury apartments below the hotel. The Ritz is actually lofted so high into the clouds of it’s Roppongi tower that one must physically ... More