Known for its colonial landmarks and city life, Boston has come to be known as the city people associate with Massachusetts, but just outside the city walls lies Western Massachusetts. A New England region with all of the charm and more of the laid-back feel that some might be looking for.
As people shout “Viva Fiesta!” everywhere you turn, the energy of the city takes over. The celebration’s longtime tagline, “The Party With a Purpose,” fits perfectly.
As Boston prepares to host seven matches during the FIFA World Cup 2026 at Gillette Stadium, Revere Hotel Boston Common offers a centrally located stay that makes navigating the city feel seamless during one of the year’s most anticipated global events.
Most hotels in Midtown Manhattan will happily give you a pillow menu. The Martinique New York on Broadway, Curio Collection by Hilton is trying something harder: actually helping you sleep.
Season 8 marks the conclusion of the beloved romantic drama that follows time-crossed lovers navigating the political climate of the 18th-century Scottish Highlands. Alongside global hits like “The Traitors” and season 1 of the prequel “Outlander: Blood of My Blood,” the franchise continues to spotlight Scotland’s castles, breathtaking landscapes, and rich cultural history. As a result, Edinburgh is enjoying a fresh wave of cultural tourism centered around visitors’ favorite shows.
From February 19–22, South Beach transformed into the nation’s hottest destination for food lovers. Celebrating the South Beach Wine & Food Festival’s 25th anniversary, anyone hoping to run into their favorite TV chef quickly learned that the Loews Miami Beach Hotel was the place to be.
Located at Collins Avenue and 16th Street, the hotel’s 790 newly redesigned guestrooms have served as the festival’s host hotel since its inception. Not only does the property become a home base for renowned chefs, mixologists, sommeliers, and media personalities, but it also hosts some of the festival’s most coveted events.
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This year, the property welcomed the Asian Night Market hosted by Jet Tila and Aarti Sequeira; musician Ja Rule’s Amber & Opal Whiskey takeover at Bistro Collins; the Tribute Dinner honoring Michelle Bernstein and Sacha Lichine, hosted by Master of Ceremonies Bobby Flay; the Final Pour Tribute Dinner After Party; Sunday Brunch hosted by Katie Lee, Jeff Mauro, and Geoffrey Zakarian; and a family BBQ featuring Apocalypse BBQ.
Between events, festivalgoers staying at Loews Miami Beach Hotel had little reason to leave the property. The oceanfront pool offers ultimate relaxation, complete with private SOAK cabanas, an outdoor bar, and complimentary beach chairs just steps from the sand. The Sea Spa was also a popular pre-festival stop for facials, nail care, body treatments, and hair services. Additional amenities include a fitness center offering yoga and barre classes, as well as complimentary Wi-Fi in guestrooms and public spaces.
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If guests are still hungry after festival events, the resort is home to several culinary standouts, including trendy Italian restaurant Rao’s, The Sushi Bar, Nautilus, Miami Joe Coffee Co., and Preston’s Market.
For those planning ahead for the 2027 festival, Loews Miami Beach Hotel remains the ideal home base for maximizing the weekend experience. Trust us, spotting Guy Fieri in the lobby alone is worth it.
As Cabo San Lucas continues to evolve into one of Mexico’s most dynamic travel destinations, Marina Fiesta Resort & Spa is redefining what it means to stay all-inclusive—just in time for what’s shaping up to be an exciting year ahead.
Just off the coast of Miami and only a quick three-hour flight from New York City, the Bahamas continues to shine as one of the world’s most captivating destinations. With 700 islands and 200 cays—30 inhabited and 16 actively promoted for tourism—this island nation blends natural beauty, vibrant traditions, and modern travel convenience, especially now with the newest direct, nonstop flight from NYC.
Sending you a postcard from Paris! Lipault transported their guests to France at the NYC pop-up.
For decades, Palma de Mallorca was shorthand for sun-drenched holidays — the Mediterranean glittering beneath a blur of beach umbrellas and sangria pitchers. But beneath that postcard-perfect image, something deeper has been quietly taking root.