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Jesse Ashlock

Jesse Ashlock

Editor, U.S. at Condé Nast Traveler

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SHA Wellness Clinic Mexico: First Guest

SHA Wellness Clinic Mexico: First Guest
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How African Bush Camps is Taking Safari Guiding to a Whole New Level

On a wet January morning at Somalisa Camp, in Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park, a tall, rangy paramedic named Elvis Tavengwa is instructing about three dozen bush guides on the finer points of first aid. “Come on,” he shouts at them, so animated he’s almost hovering above the floor. “Your guest is in cardiac arrest. What are you going to do?” The guides, dressed in every imaginable shade of khaki and olive, look at one another, uncertain. “He’s dying!” Elvis screams. “Chest compressions! I need c…
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Editor's Letter: Introducing Our 2024 Hot List

Editor's Letter: Introducing Our 2024 Hot List
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In Washington State's San Juan Islands, Time Stands Still and Natur...

On a still summer morning on Washington State’s Orcas Island, I rented a pair of tandem kayaks from a sleepy-eyed, flaxen-haired attendant barely out of her teens, who quickly returned to painting watercolors in the tall grass beside the weather-beaten sales kiosk. A gentle wind went shhh through tall hemlocks as my family paddled, two by two, to a rocky islet at the center of Mountain Lake, on the flank of Mount Constitution. There we clambered ashore, and the kids, Agnes and Rex, immediately b…
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7 Books That Remind Us of Where—And Who—We Were

When you crack open a list of great travel reads in an esteemed publication like this one, you usually have a pretty good idea of what you’re going to get: books that uncannily bring to life a place or an experience. There’s a very good chance you’ll get a smattering of MFK Fisher, Paul Theroux, and Bruce Chatwin; some iconic American travelogues (On the Road, Travels With Charley, Blue Highways); perhaps the odd title by Mark Twain or Ernest Hemingway. Maybe there’ll be a dutiful inclusion of A…
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Editor's Letter: From Desert Hoodoos to Ancient Redwoods, a Few Thi...

Flying out of Newark the other day, I got one of those perfect IG-friendly aerial shots of New York City. Lower Manhattan was in shadow, but Lady Liberty was bathed in glorious sunlight, and as cheesy as it sounds, I got misty about all that she still represents. She stood watch when my Hungarian mother arrived as an infant; last year my half-Korean daughter, whose own mother also came to America as a child, visited Ellis Island on a school trip and was so proud to find her grandmother’s name am…
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Editor's Letter: Slow Travel Can Take Many Forms

The September/October issue of Condé Nast Traveler visits Chad, Istanbul, New Zealand, and more.
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Park Hyatt Seoul – Hotel Review

Park Hyatt Seoul – Hotel Review
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Editor's Letter: The Hard Work of Solo Travel

Introducing Condé Nast Traveler's 2024 November issue, plus the 37th annual Readers' Choice Awards.
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Nassau Resort Baha Mar Wants to Be the ‘Art Basel of the Bahamas’

“I want to give guests more than a roll of the dice or a lie on the beach,” Baha Mar president Graham Davis tells Traveler.
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Editor's Letter: For a Moment, Surrender Yourself to a Slower Pace

Introducing Condé Nast Traveler's 2024 December issue, including plenty of inspiration for a Caribbean getaway.