Travel in Santa Fe

Florida is highlighting its nature trails and trail towns in a $5 million marketing campaign.

Like your margarita with a little bit of heat?

The creations of Arizona-born Orlando Dugi, a member of the Diné Nation, are nothing if not dramatic: gowns glittering with delicate beadwork, silks embroidered with symbolic flora and fauna. Some have been exhibited at places like the Denver Art Museum and the Autry Museum of the American West in Los Angeles. While his imagination is fueled by his upbringing—days spent watching his grandmother sew and nights stargazing at his family's sheep ranch—Dugi also finds inspiration in Santa Fe, which he's called home since 2010. “All the tribal, colonial, and Spanish history—it's all here,” he says. “It's very small, but it's also pretty international.” New Mexico's capital city is set to draw a global audience as host of the inaugural Santa Fe Native Fashion Week, the first of its kind in the country, held from May 2 to 5, where Dugi will present highlights from his mens- and womenswear collections. When he's not designing, he enjoys connecting with Indigenous culture on the ancestral lands of the Tewa people—or kicking back with a margarita.

For many years, queer people have flocked to New York City in search of acceptance and an environment they could thrive in. The modern LGBTIQ+ rights movement was born here, and NYC continues to be a safe haven for people from all walks of life.

As both a mom and a daughter, I can say with certainty that there's no one harder to shop for than a mother on Mother's Day. That's why I'm focusing on planning travel with my mom instead of getting her another scarf, bag or mani-pedi this year, though she loves all of those, too.

Codeshare agreement with Aerolíneas Argentinas is enhanced.

Conservation-led luxury travel company ‘andBeyond’ has announced its new expedition yacht in the Galapagos Islands, the andBeyond Galapagos Explorer, setting sail for the first time on 17th June 2024.

Hyatt Hotels Corporation announced the expansion of the company’s Hyatt’s Inclusive Collection portfolio in Mexico with plans for a Breathless Resort & Spa branded property to open next year in Puerto Vallarta.

“In July 2021, two years before my twins were born, my husband, Philip, and I took a road trip through the American West. Road trips are my favorite kind of trip—between Boys Don't Cry and Million Dollar Baby, I drove from Los Angeles through the South to New York using only highways and byways, never freeways, because then you just speed past everything. I always love the sense of discovery when you don't plan ahead. This time around, we had no plan beyond keeping a route in mind. I'd also run out of motels that would let me stay with all of my dogs—Kai, Teddy, Sufi, Moon, and Dunton, plus whomever we picked up along the way, as there are so many homeless dogs—so we were in our Tiffin RV. We started in Colorado and ended in the Pacific Northwest, but one of my favorite days came when we were somewhere between Santa Fe and Taos, when we had all of this drastic weather, like having four seasons in one day. It was raining so hard—a crazy summer thunderstorm. And then all of a sudden, it cleared, first with intense wind but then stillness, and as we drove we watched the heat from the road, the condensation going up, the mirages in the distance, and this big beautiful blue sky. That led us into the night—we stopped and built a bonfire and just sat by it. Sometimes we chatted about something that crossed our minds, but it was really then that we found and welcomed the endless stillness, beneath the unpolluted night skies. A moment like that is why I keep doing this.” —as told to Charlie Hobbs and Matt Ortile

If you have a loved one who frequently travels long-haul, why not give them a pampering treat to make their next journey a little easier? These gift ideas for Valentine’s Day will help them step off the plane with a full heart.

As a true city slicker, I’ve long wanted to experience a weekend ranch getaway. Arizona’s Rancho de los Caballeros delivered pure Southwest perfection from the moment I arrived.

Few destinations can boast a variety of outstanding geographical diversity as Panama.

Hyatt Hotels Corp. and Parks Hospitality Holdings are collaborating to expand the brand’s footprint in Mexico with four new properties in key destinations, including Mexico City, Los Cabos, and Cancun.

The “ring of fire” annular solar eclipse will, for most people in the U.S., be merely a partial solar eclipse. Only if you get into the 125 miles wide path that stretches from Oregon through Texas will you see the “ring of fire”—and only then for just a few minutes.

It’s the bane of frequent flyers’ lives and an unfortunate feature of long-distance trips for the rest of us, but what if there was something we could do about jet lag?

Rugged Colorado is famous for its spectacular landscapes, outdoor adventures and gorgeous Rocky Mountain getaways. The Centennial State is also home to a vibrant crop of hip and happening cities, fascinating historical sites and the best four-season weather just about anywhere.

It’s not quite fall...yet. As we close out the summer months and reset our biological clocks to welcome shorter days and crisp nights (not to mention that golden-hued foilage), you'll also find a crop of hotels offering one-of-a-kind wellness retreats. From an immersive hiking experience in Aspen, visiting with a Buddhist monk in New York City, experiencing a cathartic workout in New York’s Hudson Valley, walking in artist Georgia O'Keeffe’s footsteps just outside of Santa Fe and a yoga-stargazing combo in Arizona Sonoran Desert, below, six highly-unique hotel experiences in the U.S. to help you usher in autumn's majestic splendor.

Florence, home to Renaissance treasures, is a work of art in itself. Its ancient cathedral and churches are designed and built by artistic icons of the past, from Brunelleschi to Michelangelo. Visitors will feel its creative essence just by walking through its streets.