It’s doubtful that in 1910, when 66 families founded Tel Aviv as a “quiet suburb” outside the port of Jaffa, that they could have imagined the modern, bustling city (known for the world’s largest collection of Bauhaus buildings and connected by 80 miles of bike sharing lanes) that it’s become ... More

From penthouses to country clubs, Barbara Glass's interiors are some of the stateliest that this snowcapped community has to offer. But when she wants to get out, here's where this creative spirit heads.  Cup of Joe: I love the open kitchen and chic industrial design at Victoria + Co. on ... More

My very first trip to Bermuda was a pretty unforgettable one. I was in town during the final weekend of the 2017 America’s Cup, as Emirates Team New Zealand and Oracle Team USA faced off in a gripping race for the oldest trophy in sporting history, and ... More

About halfway through our 4x4s slow climb over central Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains, somewhere around the 7,400-foot Col du Tichka pass and its notably non-existent guardrails, I was pretty glad I had decided not  to get behind the wheel myself. Though I fancy myself a decent navigator, having mastered the ... More

In Yangon, the former capital of Myanmar (formerly Burma), there is a lively booksellers district on Pansodan Street. Like the rest of the country, the street is a clash between the old Burma and the new. The majestic pastel façades of colonial buildings—once gleaming new offices and stores, now more ... More

At the front desk of Ojai Rancho Inn in Ojai, California, guests are greeted with complimentary matches and Palo Santo wood to cleanse their room. When I arrived, I knew I had found my soul place. While it would be difficult to picture a more authentic Ojai trip than ... More

When the new Four Seasons Downtown opened on Barclay Street last year, it capped a transformation for the area that had been decades in the making. With an influx of new retail, dining and residential complexes, it’s undeniable that the neighborhood is fast becoming a mecca for tourists ... More

The arid desert terrain of Baja’s southernmost region, Los Cabos, is in stark contrast to the two deep blue bodies of water that flank the peninsula on either side. With the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Gulf of California to the east, the narrow strip of land in ... More

Tucked away among the palm trees and mangroves of Islamorada—halfway between Miami and Key West—you’ll find the postcard-perfect Moorings Village resort. The 18-acre property is comprised of individual cottages that sit on a former coconut plantation, and boasts one of the largest stretches of private, white-sand beach in the area. Each ... More

In the midst of many of New York City’s most famous landmarks (Times Square, Carnegie Hall and MoMa are all mere blocks away) WestHouse Hotel is surprisingly private and elegant. With 172 rooms, the property is reminiscent of a doorman building, and the best amenities on offer lend ... More