Daniele Foti defies the stereotype of the solo traveler as a backpacker on a shoestring budget. The Lavazza executive prefers to travel alone for personal growth.
The excitement at the U.S. Tennis Open isn’t just on the court. It is always a food lover’s paradise with world-class chefs, iconic eats and exclusive culinary experiences.
Open to the public again, The Frick Collection is a unique house museum on New York's Upper East Side that holds the world-class art collection of Henry Clay Frick.
The Good Life Abroad, founded by Andrew Motiwalla, is an innovative travel company that aims to fill the niche between escorted tours and independent travel.
Crak Your Bags is a boutique travel agency borne from the confluence of post-COVID "revenge travel" and "Mah Jongg mania." Its trips foster friendships among players.
Because the quality of coffee served is important to guests and can affect the bottom line, hoteliers are upping the game when it comes to coffee service.
A visit to the Collavini winery in Friuli, Italy offers a slow, authentic and personal experience—and the chance to savor exceptional regional wines and cuisine.
Hotels and resorts are adding Mah Jongg play and instruction as an amenity. It responds to growing interest in the game among many different types of travelers.
The Langhe Hills of Piedmont are one of the less touristed wine regions of Italy, offering an excellent chance to experience authentic local culture and traditions.
Wine-tasting in Alto Adige (South Tyrol), Italy offers an immersive experience that couples elegant wines with distinctive fusion cuisine in an unspoiled natural setting.
The Italian Trade Agency (ITA) is inviting the public to experience authentic Italian lifestyle and culture at its Madison Avenue townhouse in New York City.
Co-founders Sam Florentsev and Jenya Makeeva created NAHATE, an exclusive dining sanctuary in Dubai that is sophisticated and opulent but feels like a second home.
The new 6-part CNN series, My Happy Place, pairs celebrity hosts with the destinations that beckon them to return. The premiere features Alan Cumming in Scotland.