This is a story about magic—or medieval medicine, which is basically the same thing. Bath, England—an hour outside of London by train—is home to the only natural hot springs in Britain. The Romans invaded these parts some 2,000 years ago and declared it a Holy place. How else ... More

Vegas got a first look at the next era of private aviation when NetJets and Bombardier unveiled the new Challenger 650 at the 2015 National Business Aviation Association conference and exhibition. The wide-body business jet, the 1,000th plane in Bombardier’s Challenger 600 series, offers a transcontinental range of 4,000 nautical miles, which means ... More

Portsmouth, New Hampshire An hour north of Boston, Portsmouth has gotten increasingly New England-cosmopolitan in its food, lodgings, and shops. Check into the Ale House Inn, perhaps timed to chuck snow at some Yankees during the town’s annual Snowball Fight on March 17 (pending snow, of course). ... More

Nude resorts are no longer solely for naturists (or your "just curious" Uncle Bob). With clothing-optional luxury lodgings popping up all over the world, people who’d usually pack a suitcase full of Vilebrequins and Trina Turks are being tempted to travel a little more lightly.  The following adults-only resorts ... More

Just shy of a century ago, the first all-metal commercial aircraft took to the skies: the Junkers F13. This March, the propeller that changed the world will spin again. German luggage company Rimowa, whose signature suitcase shells are made from the same ribbed aluminum alloy that plated the ... More

There are few things more rewarding than a crisp beer or a glass of hot glühwein after a long day on the slopes—because we all know that going on a ski vacation isn’t just about the skiing, it’s also about the aprés-ski scene. And the Swiss certainly have ... More

Presenting… the ContenderBy Alyssa Giacobbe The rumor—at least here around Whistler Blackcomb, where I’ve been at-large all week—is that Aspen has been dethroned as the king of winter playgrounds. No one will come right out and say it, of course—Canadians are far too polite for that—but ... More

Massimo Bottura had a somewhat predetermined career path growing up—but that path wasn't to become a chef. The Botturas were a well-off family from Modena, Italy; Massimo the youngest of four brothers. Early on, Massimo's father decided that the eldest of his sons would become an engineer; the second oldest, ... More

So travelers don’t dread flying, especially during long-haul itineraries, airlines are improving experiences. One way (let's be honest, our favorite way) is through expanded and enhanced wine programs. Below, explore the cream of the crop.  Etihad AirwaysEtihad’s uber-exclusive The Residence beverage menu is based on that of First Class but can be ... More