In Transit Blog: A Little Night Snorkeling

Scuba divers have long had the opportunity to see nocturnal creatures living among reefs by taking night dive excursions. Now snorkelers can try it too. Sugar Beach, a Viceroy resort in St. Lucia, is offering night snorkeling to guests of any ability....

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T Magazine: Sign of the Times | Walk, Don’t Run

Travel by foot leaves an imprint on the memory, and slows down time for a precious moment. To read a book about the pleasures, epiphanies and mettlesome feats someone has accumulated over the course of an incredibly long walk is to be fascinated,...

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In Transit Blog: A Bag in the Overhead Bin? There’s a Charge for That

Looking to save money on a flight? Pack light. On Monday, Frontier Airlines announced that it would charge for overhead carry-on space on its planes: $25 at the time of booking; $30 during online check-in; $35 during check-in at the airport; and $50...

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T Magazine: By Design | Pop Lighting

Trash was the inspiration for Alvaro Catalán de Ocón's vibrant line of pendant lamps, now on display at the Design Museum in London as part of its "Designs of the Year" exhibition. In 2011, while working on a project to combat pollution in Colombia,...

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T Magazine: Now Booking | A Place for Yoga in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee

A beloved mountainside retreat branches out with a woodsy new spa. For more than 30 years, Blackberry Farm has been one of Tennessee's best-kept secrets, a tucked-away resort with quaint cottages, delicious farm-to-table meals and majestic views of...

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In Transit Blog: A Maine Lighthouse Welcomes Guests

For the first time, the Cuckolds — a pair of granite islands a half mile off the coast of Southport Island, Maine — will be open to guests for overnight stays beginning June 27. The two-suite luxuriously decorated Inn at Cuckolds Lighthouse is inside...

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T Magazine: In Fashion | How Stella Got Her Sheep Back

The designer continues her eco-quest by sourcing wool from animals that lightly graze the Patagonian farmlands. Earlier this year, Stella McCartney partnered with the Nature Conservancy and Ovis 21, a network of over 160 farmers in Argentina, Uruguay...

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T Magazine: In Lagos, the 1% Takes Stock

A burgeoning wealthy class is settling into one of Africa's fastest-growing cities, attracting designers, world-class architects and a growing creative community that seeks to preserve its culture through art and fashion. The Land Cruisers and Range...

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T Magazine: In Lagos, the 1% Takes Stock

A burgeoning wealthy class is settling into one of Africa's fastest-growing cities, attracting designers, world-class architects and a growing creative community that seeks to preserve its culture through art and fashion. The Land Cruisers and Range...

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T Magazine: In Lagos, the 1% Takes Stock

A burgeoning wealthy class is settling into one of Africa's fastest-growing cities, attracting designers, world-class architects and a growing creative community that seeks to preserve its culture through art and fashion. The Land Cruisers and Range...

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In Transit Blog: A Maine Lighthouse Welcomes Guests

For the first time, the Cuckolds — a pair of granite islands a half mile off the coast of Southport Island, Maine — will be open to guests for overnight stays beginning June 27. The two-suite luxuriously decorated Inn at Cuckolds Lighthouse is inside...

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T Magazine: Feeling For | In Madrid, An All-Organic Menu Meets Striking, Surrealist Design

When Manolo Yllera first told me last year that he was opening a market and restaurant in Madrid, I had an inkling that the Spanish interiors photographer would create something worthy of any lens. And of course Mama Campo is the kind of bright, airy...

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In Transit Blog: Queen’s Day Becomes King’s Day in the Netherlands

The Netherlands' biggest celebration has a new date and name this month, when the former Queen's Day, held since 1890, becomes King's Day, or Koningsdag. The change came after last year's reigning royalty, Queen Beatrix, abdicated her post to her son...

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In Transit Blog: Sherpa Guides Abandon Everest Climbing Season

Updated, 1:51 p.m. | Following an avalanche on Friday that produced the worst single-day death toll in the history of Mount Everest, a group of Sherpas announced today that they decided to abandon this year's climbing season, disrupting plans of...

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In Transit Blog: A New Zealand Trail Is Open for Cyclists

New Zealand's Heaphy Track, the longest of the country's nine famed Great Walks, is now open to cyclists. In a decision almost 15 years in the making, New Zealand Department of Conservation officials have approved winter mountain biking on the nearly...

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In Transit Blog: Planning a Trip That’s Socially Acceptable

Two new travel apps are harnessing the power of Facebook to help friends spend some time together. For those with a bit of flexibility and both time and money, TripCommon, a travel software company, recently completed beta testing for Hitlist, which...

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In Transit Blog: A Beer Vacation Is On Tap in Chicago

Lagunitas Brewing Company, the Northern California beer maker with a penchant for live music, has expanded its operations to Chicago, where it will open a  300,000-square-foot facility early next month. But Lagunitas, one of the five best-selling...

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In Transit Blog: A Beer Vacation Is On Tap in Chicago

Lagunitas Brewing Company, the Northern California beer maker with a penchant for live music, has expanded its operations to Chicago, where it will open a  300,000-square-foot facility early next month. But Lagunitas, one of the five best-selling...

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In Transit Blog: A Beer Vacation Is On Tap in Chicago

Lagunitas Brewing Company, the Northern California beer maker with a penchant for live music, has expanded its operations to Chicago, where it will open a  300,000-square-foot facility early next month. But Lagunitas, one of the five best-selling...

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In Transit Blog: A Beer Vacation Is On Tap in Chicago

Lagunitas Brewing Company, the Northern California beer maker with a penchant for live music, has expanded its operations to Chicago, where it will open a  300,000-square-foot facility early next month. But Lagunitas, one of the five best-selling...

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In Transit Blog: A Geneva Hotel Thinks Younger

Some travelers will go to any length for the type of rest and relaxation that makes them feel 10 years younger. But for those with limited time to do so, a new program from La Réserve Genève Hotel and Spa in Switzerland promises a rejuvenating experience...

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