Everett Potter's Travel Report

Mention the 100-Mile Wilderness Trail to a hiker and they’re certain to get a bit misty-eyed, dreaming about this last 100 miles of the Appalachian Trail in Maine. Slicing through… Continue reading »

By Alexander Lobrano Arriving at Desvouges on a chilly autumn night with Bruno, we were both cranky and hungry. You won’t be surprised to hear that he wearies of being… Continue reading »

THE DEAL: Thompson Hotels’ Lower East Side property, Thompson LES, introduces its Holiday for the Hipsters package. WHAT’S THE DEAL: Holiday for the Hipsters package features luxe accommodations and exclusive… Continue reading »

By Karen Glenn We saw the first polar bear even before we reached the Tundra Lodge. Devon, our driver, stopped the Polar Rover as Leah, one of our guides, pointed… Continue reading »

Tom Passavant At first, it’s hard to imagine an odder hotel couple than Marriott and Ian Schrager. But that’s exactly who got hitched when the new Waikiki Edition hotel opened… Continue reading »

It was 1892 when a young employee for the Canadian Pacific Railroad came upon a gem of a lake in the Canadian Rockies that sat beneath a towering glacier. He… Continue reading »

THE DEAL: Il Salviatino, one of the most sublime hotels in Italy, has winter rates. WHAT’S THE DEAL: Florence has a low season, when the crowds have left the Uffizi… Continue reading »

Filmmaker John Canning of Media Sherpa visited Michael Kaye of Costa Rica Expeditions to see how this pioneer of eco tourism is helping his guests give back to the locals.

Cari Gray Costa Rica has a staggering number of affordable lodges and resorts to consider, and it’s a challenge picking the right places to stay — and the best ways… Continue reading »