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Megan Spurrell

Megan Spurrell

Associate Editor at Condé Nast Traveler

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Michael Imperioli Reflects on a Moving Buddhist Pilgrimage to Bodh Gaya, India

“My wife, Victoria, and I went on a Buddhist pilgrimage this past winter. We wanted to go to Bodh Gaya, in Northeast India, to see the Mahabodhi Temple, where Buddha originally sat under the Bodhi tree and attained enlightenment. It was New Year’s Day, and we got to the temple right when it opened at 5 a.m. A lot of people spend time making circumambulations, where you walk clockwise around the temple. We did that and meditated within the temple complex. I only practice Tibetan Buddhism, so it w…
9 months ago
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What It's Like to Fly Royal Air Maroc Business Class

If you’ve searched flights from the US to Morocco, you’ve likely encountered Royal Air Maroc (RAM). And, if you’re like me, you may have wondered if you should book with an airline you haven’t heard of before. Here’s the thing: If you’re headed to Morocco, there’s a good chance you’ll end up onboard a RAM flight. The government-run airline has been around for more than 60 years, and connects its hub of Casablanca with destinations like Washington, DC, Montreal, and Miami (plus, western African c…
8 months ago
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My Favorite Airbnb: A Bright Lima Apartment One Block From the Cliffs

I love Lima—it’s the city my partner is from, yes, but it’s also home to mind-shattering seafood, a great surf scene, nightlife, and some seriously underrated indie fashion. I’m lucky to visit two or three times a year, but the blessing and curse is that we always stay with family. I love them, but blow-up mattresses and a shared bathroom with my 18- and 20-year-old nieces have their expiration dates. This past May, we were headed to the seaside city ahead of our blowout wedding celebration in C…
6 months ago
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Ahead of the Olympics, All Eyes Are on Tahiti’s Mythic Wave

In a tiny fishing village in Tahiti, Olympic surfers will ride the world-famous Teahupo'o swell and compete for gold, but at what cost—to the environment and community?
5 months ago
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An Editor’s Packing List for French Polynesia

Inspired by the lush landscape of The Brando resort on Tetiaroa, editor Megan Spurrell shares packing essentials and outfit ideas.
5 months ago
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Yes, You Need the Baggu Crescent Bag

There’s a reason you’ve been seeing this bag everywhere.
5 months ago
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10 West Coast Road Trips to Take in Your Lifetime

Find route inspiration from Highway 101 in Washington’s Olympic Peninsula to California wine country.
5 months ago
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The Best Places to Eat in Oahu, According to ‘The Sioux Chef’ Sean ...

There was fresh tuna and limpet poke, Burmese tea leaf salad, and lots of kava tea.
3 months ago
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Chef Daniel Humm Still Has Questions About What’s on Our Plates

The Eleven Madison Park chef was just appointed as UNESCO’s first-ever Goodwill Ambassador for Food Education.
3 months ago
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My Favorite Airbnb: A Rose-Colored Beach House in Sayulita, Mexico

Between the infinity pool, beachfront access, and on-site staff, it made for the perfect carefree bachelorette pad.
3 months ago
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Charli XCX Fans Will Drop Everything to Travel to a Concert

"I missed the birth of my nephew to be here," one Brat told us. "I cried to get out of work," said another.
2 months ago