21 Tokyo Airbnbs in the Heart of This Incredible City

Whether shelling out for an overpriced parking spot or lugging your checked bag through the city’s subway, the logistical troubles of travel begin far before your board your flight. While a lucky few may have a friend willing to brave the airport traffic, the rest of us are stuck finding out own—often pricey—way to the terminal, especially during the holiday rush. Luckily for travelers, popular rideshare service Lyft has stepped in to ease the burden on our holiday budgets.

Dec 4, 2024 • 5 min read

On the last day of a 10-day trip to Japan, I took the elevator to the 40th floor of the Bulgari Tokyo for a spa treatment that promised to reconnect me to my divine femininity. It was a big ask. Ever since cancer treatment put me into medical menopause at age 32, I haven’t felt very connected to the divine nor the feminine, as I prematurely navigate midlife delights like hot flashes, mood swings, and rogue hairs everywhere except where I want them: on my head of patchy post-chemo hair.

Marriott International, Inc. is growing its Luxury Group’s portfolio as it looks forward to 2025, with over 30 luxury hotels, residences, lodges and resorts expected to open next year and over 260 luxury properties in development. 

Dec 2, 2024 • 6 min read

As the oft-repeated saying goes, Paris is always a good idea. And although that's true, it can feel crowded and congested, especially during Christmastime.

The world’s longest tram has made its debut on a line connecting three cities in the southwest of Germany.

If you can't bear the thought of a cruise vacation without your furbaby, take heart: An upcoming sailing will welcome all passengers — including the four-legged ones.

From Athens to New York City, wildfires around the world have brought orange skies and smog to major urban hubs this year. But the cities with the cleanest air have managed to decrease air pollution by regulating emissions, investing in public transportation, and transitioning to clean energy—making them more enjoyable, and sustainable, destinations for travelers.

Nov 20, 2024 • 6 min read

For over a decade, I’ve intermittently checked sales listings for Frank Lloyd Wright homes with the hope of finding one for my very own. It's a pipe dream, as most are way beyond what I can afford and some are never even publicly listed—like Marc Jacobs’s Hoffman House in Rye, New York, which is presently featured in Vogue’s December 2024 issue, or the Goetsch-Winckler House in Okemos, Michigan, which was purchased in a private deal by a couple of young Wright enthusiasts in 2022.

Wanting to flee at the first sign of heartbreak is a natural reaction. But when it comes to post-breakup escapism, not all destinations are created equally. While many may picture an Eat, Pray, Love-style odyssey of self-discovery once a relationship has ended, it's actually bustling Hong Kong that has been named as the best city to recover from heartbreak.