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Several hiking trails at Glacier National Park have been closed following a group's recent encounter with a bear.

Sep 30, 2024 • 6 min read

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There's nothing like being asked to be a part of someone's special day. Whether it's via a thoughtful gift box or an excited phone call, when a sibling or close friend asks you to be in their wedding party, you're almost certainly going to say yes.

From #BookTok to celebrity book clubs to high-profile literary film adaptations, it's safe to say that reading hasn't been this cool in years. So it's not a big surprise that our favorite nerdy pastime has also begun to seep into the world of nightlife.

Les Deux Magots began as the Colette of the mid-19th century, a purveyor of silks and notions, fashion and accessories to a stylish clientele. Eclipsed by the rise of department stores, it reopened in 1884 as a modest cafe and liquor counter.

Les Deux Magots began as the Colette of the mid-19th century, a purveyor of silks and notions, fashion and accessories to a stylish clientele. Eclipsed by the rise of department stores, it reopened in 1884 as a modest cafe and liquor counter.

I began my journey with TPG in 2022 with no credit cards and limited credit history. Now, I have a credit score above 700, two cards and a plan to add more to my collection.

Boston's newest ultraluxury hotel gem is having a birthday party, and there are deals to be had if you book soon.

Cruises can take you to amazing places, including bucket-list destinations like the Galápagos or Greenland and tried-and-true favorites like the Caribbean and the Med. But so much of the fun comes from being on the ship itself. Here, we’ve expanded on our long-running column Onboard Obsessions, spotlighting all the little things we’ve loved while cruising lately. From an unexpected plein-air performance and chic libraries to possibly the most unique New Year’s party of all time, these are the kinds of moments, big and small, that turn mere passengers into cruisers for life.

It’s safe to say that travel is incredibly important for Megan Spurrell and Henry Urrunaga Diaz, both of whom travel the world for a living: Megan is a Californian who works as the associate director of articles at Condé Nast Traveler in New York, and Henry is a Peruvian who films his adventures for his YouTube channel. The pair met through friends in 2014 while spending a few months in Rio de Janeiro around the time of the World Cup. They’ve lived together in Henry’s native Lima, traveled around Southeast Asia in tandem, and logged some long-distance years before settling in New York City in 2019.

Sep 6, 2024 • 4 min read

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Before Vanderbilt mansions like The Breakers and Marble House put Newport, Rhode Island, on the map as an escape for the Gilded Age's wealthy elite, there was Chateau-sur-Mer.

The party started an hour before the M/S Gabriella ferry slipped out of Stockholm harbor for its overnight voyage to Helsinki. At the outdoor bar on Deck 9, passengers had gathered for the 4 p.m. sailing. Talking excitedly over drinks, they reveled in the Nordic summer weather — bright sun, cool breeze, electric blue sky with cotton-ball clouds — while a D.J. mixed bass-heavy Eurodance and vintage disco. Kids on holiday with their families dashed about.

Aug 28, 2024 • 0 min read

The Priority Pass lounge network has become increasingly popular over the last few years, even to the point that sometimes affiliated lounges are filled to capacity. If you want to give a friend, family member or other acquaintance a Priority Pass membership at little to no cost to either party, you might be wondering how to do it.

While the benchmark for a summer well-spent may vary from person to person, something that’s fairly universal is a rush to get certain things done. A Summerween party, for example, is on Tyler Roberts’s radar. Ear piercings? Golda Grais is still mustering up the courage. And a once-a-year plum is the exclamation point to Kathy O’Neill​’s summer.

You've likely walked down the endless cabin corridors on a cruise ship only to find that every door looks exactly the same. While it can be challenging to remember your room number (I'm one of those people who's lost for the first few days of a cruise), one way to remember which room is yours is by decorating your door.

This is part of Global Sounds, a collection of stories spotlighting the music trends forging connections in 2024.

While the benchmark for a summer well-spent may vary from person to person, something that’s fairly universal is a rush to get certain things done. A Summerween party, for example, is on Tyler Roberts’s radar. Ear piercings? Golda Grais is still mustering up the courage. And a once-a-year plum is the exclamation point to Kathy O’Neill​’s summer.