Conde Nast Traveler Magazine

Four presents on Condé Nast Traveler's Associate Style and Accessories Editor Tiffany Gifford's holiday wish list.

Four holiday shopping picks from Executive Fashion Editor Hyla Bauer.

Whenever we WOMmites need book recs, we turn to Traveler's best-read ed, Hanya Yanagihara, who's buying up copies of Summer Nights, Walking to give to her friends this Christmas.

As style director for Condé Nast Traveler, I travel the world with my team in search of all things stylish. Here are some of our exotic and homegrown finds that I think will transport you wherever you need to go to this holiday season.

Not ready for bed on a Saturday night in NoLa, I heeded lovely barman Chris Hannah's advice and headed to the second floor of Mimi's In The Marigny (upstairs is cool; downstairs is not). Hannah told us the house spinner, DJ Soul Sister, had a

Here are two gifts you can buy online that will make any food fanatic happy—and that will keep you out of the dragging lines on Black Friday.

All readers are invited to join Jetsetter via this special invitation link and gain access to its exclusive low rates at top hotels. The ten top tipsters get not only fame and glory but also the opportunity to earn monetary credits toward Jetsetter purchases by inviting friends. ...

Tomorrow morning, representatives from Bing Travel will be staked out at Seattle and Boston airports, and they’ll randomly select 1,000 lucky travelers to receive $15 gift cards.

How to improve your odds of getting on one of these monster jets? Here's a quick guide to the A380’s whereabouts.

As a destination, Ferrara has a lot of stiff competition from Venice and Florence—both about an hour away—and doesn’t score much more than a page or two in most guidebooks.

Anytime I give a talk or write a piece about philanthropic travel or philanthropy in general I like to start off by being very clear. I am not a bleeding heart, I don’t eat granola and I am not in the habit of hugging trees.

With some $800 billion in U.S. treasuries, China owns a good chunk of our economy. We'd better get used to dealing with the Chinese as equals.

Inspired by Rodarte designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy's Christmas plans (they're gifting voodoo dolls and sand dollars; see our December issue's A-list feature for more), I vowed to trawl the French Quarter for the creepiest Voodoo shop I could find.

The Condé Nast Traveler Pass will be mailed directly to your home in January, 2010 when the offers will become active. Once you receive the Pass, visit cntpass.com to activate the card and check back regularly for updated offers.