Everett Potter's Travel Report

By Alexander Lobrano Though I was very happily shacked up on the East End of Long Island for the New Year (where I ate as many Peconic Bay scallops as… Continue reading »

By William Triplett Mention Aspen and most people can’t avoid thinking of multi-million dollar homes, designer boutiques, private jets and tailored slopes covered with arguably the best snow money can… Continue reading »

When people find out that I’m a travel writer, they inevitably ask, “What’s your favorite trip?” It’s silly to distill the past two decades of work down to one locale… Continue reading »

By Tom Passavant Here’s a radical proposal for spending some quality time in Honolulu: head indoors. After all, it does occasionally rain in the islands (mostly in winter), and when… Continue reading »

By Everett Potter How would you build the perfect ski hotel? Start with a slope-side location at a notable mountain, add a world-class spa, and decorate the hotel with native… Continue reading »

It’s easy to believe that Abercrombie & Kent founder Geoffrey Kent was minted to play the part of the world’s leading  luxury tour operator. Born while his parents were on… Continue reading »

Reviewed by Richard West We greet the new year with a brilliant new travel-book phylum: the literary atlas. Since the 1500’s when Flemish geographer, Gerhardus Mercator drew up the first… Continue reading »

I just finished a story on winter carnivals in North America. One of the finest is in Quebec City, where for 17 days (January 28-February 13, 2011), the party never… Continue reading »