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Best Ski Resorts in US and Canada — 2025 Readers’ Picks

For our 39th annual Reader’s Choice Awards, voters weighed in on their favorite ski resorts in North America—including the US and Canada. Colorado reigns as the top US ski destination, with 10 resorts making our top 30. And the East Coast held its ground, with two resorts breaking into the top 10 for the second
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The Best Hotels in Edinburgh (2025)

Skip to main content From grande dames to modern apartments, these are the best places to stay in the Scottish capital. Gleneagles Townhouse Edinburgh is a city of contrasts—grand yet familiar, ancient yet constantly evolving—and some of the city's best hotels capture that balance beautifully. Whether you’re after the stately elegance of a landmark address
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The Best Hotels in Sicily

The best hotels in Sicily are a testament to the region's unique character. A scruffy, splendid, sun-baked mosaic of varied cultures and landscapes, all under Mount Etna’s menacing gaze, the island’s strategic Mediterranean position has allowed almost every civilization to have a peck at its fertile soil. From the Ancient Greeks and the Arabs to
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Capital One Venture X Business Card Review: Is It Worth It?Capital One Venture X Business Card Review: Is It Worth It?

Capital One Venture X Business Card Review: Is It Worth It?

I’m a sucker for a good travel rewards card. Over the years, I’ve collected a small handful of them — not because I love juggling annual fees, but because the right cards can save you a lot of money on flights, hotels, and travel perks you’d otherwise pay out of pocket for. Not only do
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Cap Ferret: More Than the ‘French Hamptons’Cap Ferret: More Than the ‘French Hamptons’

Cap Ferret: More Than the ‘French Hamptons’

I arrived on a windswept night, trundling down the peninsula via a single slither of road splitting a forest of pine trees, their scent drifting in through the car window. This is the smell I would later associate with Cap Ferret: fresh, natural, earthy and wild. Nearby Bordeaux is less than a couple of hours
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Which Flights Are Being Canceled Due to the Government Shutdown?Which Flights Are Being Canceled Due to the Government Shutdown?

Which Flights Are Being Canceled Due to the Government Shutdown?

If you're flying in the US this week, you're going to need to double check your airline itinerary—thousands of flights have been canceled due to the ongoing government shutdown, a situation that will only worsen the longer it drags on. As air traffic control towers across the country struggle with short staffing, the Federal Aviation
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21 Gifts for the Friend Always Planning a Trip to France21 Gifts for the Friend Always Planning a Trip to France

21 Gifts for the Friend Always Planning a Trip to France

The allure of the French way of life is part of what keeps 100 million travelers visiting the country each year, ready to experience everything from blockbuster art exhibitions to legendary crafts and, of course, some of the best cooking in the world. French culture celebrates the art of living well and joie de vivre—think
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Where to Go on Your Next Girls TripWhere to Go on Your Next Girls Trip

Where to Go on Your Next Girls Trip

There’s a certain kind of magic that happens when you gather your closest friends and escape the routines of everyday life. Whether it’s a long-overdue reunion or a spontaneous getaway, a girls trip is less about where you go and more about how it makes you feel—free, recharged, and entirely yourself. The best ones strike
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The Best Korean Food in New York CityThe Best Korean Food in New York City

The Best Korean Food in New York City

Irene Yoo Irene Yoo is a food writer, recipe developer, chef and co-owner of Orion Bar in Brooklyn, and the author of Soju Party: How to Drink (and Eat!) Like a Korean. Her recipes and essays have appeared on the Food Network, Food52, and Food & Wine, and she has been featured in the New
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Restored 15th-Century Venice Palazzo with Private GardenRestored 15th-Century Venice Palazzo with Private Garden

Restored 15th-Century Venice Palazzo with Private Garden

My first time in Venice was just after the pandemic travel restrictions were lifted. Like many, I felt the need to make up for lost time and was eager to get home to Italy after months of forced exile. Being confined to my apartment made me want to see all the places I’d put off
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