With few Caribbean islands open and/or accepting tourists this winter, and even fewer without many confirmed COVID-19 cases, Americans vying for a warm-weather getaway have one place that fits the bill: St. Barths. The island, under French authority, has been vigilant about COVID-19 safety protocols since last spring, when the ... More

With hotels closing their doors or opening with limited capacity, those stuck with a case of wanderlust must look elsewhere to satisfy their vacation needs. Travelers and globetrotters alike have started to turn to the great outdoors for their summer retreats. Camping might not have always been a top ... More

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Swimming pools may be a favorite spot to cool off, but their surrounding terraces and decks have become increasingly inviting outdoor spaces to relax, socialize and work. Cushioned chaise lounges, all-weather woven furniture, plush round sunbeds and sectional sofas provide ample seating options for socializing, entertaining, relaxing or simply taking ... More

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In a world of constant overstimulation and way too much time spent with our heads buried in laptops, tablets, and smartphones, it can be nearly impossible to absorb the innate beauty of your surroundings—even, sadly, when you’re supposed to be in vacation mode. So when it finally comes time for a ... More

While the summer season is prime time for Manhattanites to escape to any chic beach town along the glittery eastern coast of Long Island, the Hamptons is where the best of the best land. The Hamptons boasts the most stylish hotels, super sophisticated coffee shops and cocktail lounges, ... More

The mention of a cruise may bring to mind kid-ridden boats and bad buffets. But Uniworld’s newest line of ships is redefining the idea of nautical travel, in the form of intimate vessels for the boutique hotel crowd. Designed with the elite traveler in mind, every room on board is ... More

Tourists have flocked to the azure waters of the ever-popular island of Aruba for decades. But, to dodge the tourist strips and flocks of cruise ship passengers, we suggest you head to the under-the-radar destination of Curacao. The Dutch island holds all the promises of a sun-laden island vacation featuring ... More

Cruise ships are typically known for their loud design, pre-packaged agendas, and endless buffets of mediocre food. Aboard Oceania’s Riviera, guests come to experience a new kind of sea travel where “all-inclusive” isn’t a dirty word. A sweeping grand staircase greets you upon arrival as you ... More