Conde Nast Traveler Magazine

Alain Ducasse's Adour restaurant in New York's St. Regis Hotel, where I've dined a number of times, was on Condé Nast Traveler's Hot List last year; I was familiar with both his cooking style and his 20-some restaurants around the world. ...

The Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, in the Laurel Highlands of Southwestern Pennsylvania, is offering a $200 resort credit per room, per night through its

For a 10-12 day trip with wonderful properties, shopping, food and wine, and beautiful scenery to boot, I would recommend combining Buenos Aires, Mendoza, and Chilean wine country (with a visit to Santiago, as well).

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Why is it that we need to go to London to see work of this calibre and relevance? British dramatists have successfully seized this American-designed tragedy and portrayed it for what it really is, a contemptible ...

My love of biking began with a tuna sandwich, a thick slice of homemade country bread piled high with oil-slicked fish and peppery arugula

Here’s one of the most exotic give-back trips we’ve ever heard of: How about galloping on exotic Marwari horses through the deserts of India’s Rajasthan for two weeks, delivering medical care to remote villages?

Omni Hotels' 72-hour sale started November 3, so by now you have until November 5—that's just 48 hours—to save 40% at 18 of its participating properties around the United States.

At Deal of the Day, we rarely see long-term hotel discounts of more than 35%, so this is a gem: Marriott is offering 40% off room rates at twelve resorts in the Caribbean, Mexico, and Costa Rica if you book by November 30 for travel during high season (January 1 through April 30, 2010).

Renting a home directly from the owner can be an appealing option: It may be less expensive than going through a villa-rental company, and you may get a greater selection in more areas of the world.

The old and the new, it seems, have a less easy relationship than those unlikely Chinese bedfellows capitalism and consumerism. But the old is still just about there in Shanghai—shrinking daily, razed to make way for yet more skyscrapers, but there if you look hard enough.