In Transit Blog: An International Art Festival in the Azores

Sao Miguel, one of the nine Azorean islands that huddle in the Atlantic, has long attracted visitors with its pastoral setting dotted with cows, waterfalls and volcanoes. But Ponta Delgada, the capital, is transforming into a center for the avant-garde...

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In Transit Blog: An International Art Festival in the Azores

Sao Miguel, one of the nine Azorean islands that huddle in the Atlantic, has long attracted visitors with its pastoral setting dotted with cows, waterfalls and volcanoes. But Ponta Delgada, the capital, is transforming into a center for the avant-garde...

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In Transit Blog: Biking by Day, Luxury by Night

Cycling trips meet the glamping world in TerraVelo Tours, a new bike trip company pairing long distance-riding with overnights in mobile luxury camps. Beginning in September, seven-day itineraries cover about 500 miles in the canyons of southern Utah,...

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In Transit Blog: In Brussels, a Colorful Floral Carpet

A Turkish "carpet" measuring 246 feet long and 82 feet wide and made up of about 800,000 cut begonias will blanket Brussels' Grand Place, the city's main square, from Aug. 15 to 17. The biennial Brussels Flower Carpet, which combines art, architecture,...

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In Transit Blog: May I Mash Your Peas and Adjust Your Bib, Sir?

Forget packing those small jars. The rise of family travel meets the trend of homemade baby food at a number of resorts, many of them in foreign destinations where parents may worry about food safety. Earlier this year, when the chef Torsten...

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T Magazine: A Ride Across America | Soccer, Bourbon and a Very Special Farm in Missouri

Over the course of eight weeks, Ben Towill, the co-owner of the Fat Radish, and the photographer Patrick Dougherty are biking 4,500 miles across the U.S. to talk to strangers about food. Each week, they'll file a dispatch for T about their discoveries....

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In Transit Blog: A New Guide to the Grand Canyon by Wheelchair

Wheelchair users might not think of the Grand Canyon as a place to visit comfortably, but the accessible-travel writer Candy Harrington says it can be done in "Barrier-Free Travel: The Grand Canyon for Wheelers and Slow Walkers." The book highlights...

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In Transit Blog: In Vermont, a Festival of Cheese

More than 40 Vermont cheesemakers and dozens of specialty food, beer, wine, and spirits producers will gather on July 20 for the sixth annual Vermont Cheesemakers Festival in Shelburne, presented by the Vermont Cheese Council. The event, which perennially...

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In Transit Blog: A New, Eclectic Tour of Reykjavik

Have a layover in Iceland, but not sure what to do? There's a new walking tour aimed at introducing travelers — particularly those on stopovers in Iceland — to the locals' side of Reykjavik. Audur Osp, founder of the I Heart Reykjavik blog, recently...

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In Transit Blog: In Colorado, a Brewers’ Festival Toasts an Anniversary

The Colorado Brewers' Festival will celebrate its 25th anniversary this month in Fort Collins, Colo., a place where the thirst for craft beer is alive, kicking and growing. This year's festival brings 13 new breweries to the tasting tables, offering...

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T Magazine: A Ride Across America | Soccer, Bourbon and a Very Special Farm in Missouri

Over the course of eight weeks, Ben Towill, the co-owner of the Fat Radish, and the photographer Patrick Dougherty are biking 4,500 miles across the U.S. to talk to strangers about food. Each week, they'll file a dispatch for T about their discoveries....

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In Transit Blog: A New, Eclectic Tour of Reykjavik

Have a layover in Iceland, but not sure what to do? There's a new walking tour aimed at introducing travelers — particularly those on stopovers in Iceland — to the locals' side of Reykjavik. Audur Osp, founder of the I Heart Reykjavik blog, recently...

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In Transit Blog: In Colorado, a Brewers’ Festival Toasts an Anniversary

The Colorado Brewers' Festival will celebrate its 25th anniversary this month in Fort Collins, Colo., a place where the thirst for craft beer is alive, kicking and growing. This year's festival brings 13 new breweries to the tasting tables, offering...

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T Magazine: A Ride Across America | Soccer, Bourbon and a Very Special Farm in Missouri

Over the course of eight weeks, Ben Towill, the co-owner of the Fat Radish, and the photographer Patrick Dougherty are biking 4,500 miles across the U.S. to talk to strangers about food. Each week, they'll file a dispatch for T about their discoveries....

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In Transit Blog: A New, Eclectic Tour of Reykjavik

Have a layover in Iceland, but not sure what to do? There's a new walking tour aimed at introducing travelers — particularly those on stopovers in Iceland — to the locals' side of Reykjavik. Audur Osp, founder of the I Heart Reykjavik blog, recently...

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In Transit Blog: In Colorado, a Brewers’ Festival Toasts an Anniversary

The Colorado Brewers' Festival will celebrate its 25th anniversary this month in Fort Collins, Colo., a place where the thirst for craft beer is alive, kicking and growing. This year's festival brings 13 new breweries to the tasting tables, offering...

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T Magazine: A Ride Across America | Soccer, Bourbon and a Very Special Farm in Missouri

Over the course of eight weeks, Ben Towill, the co-owner of the Fat Radish, and the photographer Patrick Dougherty are biking 4,500 miles across the U.S. to talk to strangers about food. Each week, they'll file a dispatch for T about their discoveries....

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In Transit Blog: A New Guide to the Grand Canyon by Wheelchair

Wheelchair users might not think of the Grand Canyon as a place to visit comfortably, but the accessible-travel writer Candy Harrington says it can be done in "Barrier-Free Travel: The Grand Canyon for Wheelers and Slow Walkers." The book highlights...

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T Magazine: My Town | A Retailer and Vintner Recalls Her Bohemian Hamptons Upbringing

Joey Wölffer, 32, the founder of the mobile shopping truck the Styleliner and co-owner of Wölffer Estate Vineyard, recalls the Hamptons of her childhood as a very different place: "miles and miles of potato fields" and "a low-key vibe inspired by...

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In Transit Blog: Pop-Up Restaurants on the Rails

Stars of London's restaurant scene will be periodically hopping aboard the vintage Art Deco cars of the British Pullman, one of several luxury trains operated by Belmond, the former Orient Express Hotels Group, to serve as one-night-only pop-up chefs....

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In Transit Blog: Room Service, I’ll Have a Massage

In-room massages are a standard amenity at most upscale hotels, but luxury properties are increasingly giving their guests a chance to enjoy more elaborate spa treatments en-suite. The Chatwal in New York City, for example, has a package through...

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In Transit Blog: Cruises With Unesco Sites as Destinations

The small-ship cruise line Seabourn has tied virtual mooring lines to Unesco in a new program that offers increased access to the organization's diverse World Heritage sites such as Avignon, France, the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland and Peterhof...

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T Magazine: Food Matters | In Fez, a Restaurant Starring the Finest Chefs in the World

Deep in the hive-like medina (old city) of Fez, Morocco, one of the world's most beautiful restaurants has just reopened as a venue for an intriguing new visiting-chef-in-residence project that casts the kitchen as an incubator for both cultural exchange...

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T Magazine: A Ride Across America | Greenmarkets and Off-the-Grid Living in the Heart of Kentucky Coal Country

Over the course of eight weeks, Ben Towill, the co-owner of the Fat Radish, and the photographer Patrick Dougherty are biking 4,500 miles across the U.S. to talk to strangers about food. Each week, they'll file a dispatch for T about their discoveries....

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In Transit Blog: A Vieques Hotel With Contemporary Design–and Cuisine

The small island of Vieques, just off the eastern coast of Puerto Rico, will soon harbor one of the most architecturally significant hotels in the Caribbean. El Blok, a 22-room inn designed by the award-winning local firm Fuster + Architects, opens...

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In Transit Blog: Room Service, I’ll Have a Massage

In-room massages are a standard amenity at most upscale hotels, but luxury properties are increasingly giving their guests a chance to enjoy more elaborate spa treatments en-suite. The Chatwal in New York City, for example, has a package through...

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T Magazine: A Ride Across America | Greenmarkets and Off-the-Grid Living in the Heart of Kentucky Coal Country

Over the course of eight weeks, Ben Towill, the co-owner of the Fat Radish, and the photographer Patrick Dougherty are biking 4,500 miles across the U.S. to talk to strangers about food. Each week, they'll file a dispatch for T about their discoveries....

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In Transit Blog: A Vieques Hotel With Contemporary Design–and Cuisine

The small island of Vieques, just off the eastern coast of Puerto Rico, will soon harbor one of the most architecturally significant hotels in the Caribbean. El Blok, a 22-room inn designed by the award-winning local firm Fuster + Architects, opens...

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In Transit Blog: Room Service, I’ll Have a Massage

In-room massages are a standard amenity at most upscale hotels, but luxury properties are increasingly giving their guests a chance to enjoy more elaborate spa treatments en-suite. The Chatwal in New York City, for example, has a package through...

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In Transit Blog: A Vieques Hotel With Contemporary Design–and Cuisine

The small island of Vieques, just off the eastern coast of Puerto Rico, will soon harbor one of the most architecturally significant hotels in the Caribbean. El Blok, a 22-room inn designed by the award-winning local firm Fuster + Architects, opens...

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T Magazine: A Ride Across America | Greenmarkets and Off-the-Grid Living in the Heart of Kentucky Coal Country

Over the course of eight weeks, Ben Towill, the co-owner of the Fat Radish, and the photographer Patrick Dougherty are biking 4,500 miles across the U.S. to talk to strangers about food. Each week, they'll file a dispatch for T about their discoveries....

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In Transit Blog: New Flights to Colombia

Two airlines have announced plans to add flights to Cartagena this year, reflecting the growth in American tourism demand in Colombia. Beginning July 17, Avianca will offer direct flights from Kennedy Airport in New York to Cartagena three times weekly,...

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T Magazine: Now Screening | Travels With Agnès Varda

The French filmmaker Agnès Varda visits with Chris Marker at his home. In her new five-part travel series "From Here to There" (available through SundanceNOW's subscription program, Doc Club), the French filmmaker Agnès Varda, now 86, sometimes...

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T Magazine: In Nature | The Gardener of Versailles

André Le Nôtre's 17th-century masterpiece for Louis XIV has not been altered for centuries — until now. The renowned yet humble French landscape designer Louis Benech is reimagining the four-acre Water Theater, the Sun King's favorite grove. There...

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In Transit Blog: Hotels Get in the World Cup Spirit

A number of United States hotels are offering themed packages to coincide with the FIFA World Cup, held in Brazil from June 12 to July 13 this year. W South Beach in Miami Beach offers a "Timeout Getaway" through a partnership with the James Beard Award-winning...

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T Magazine: Travel Diary | The World According to Renzo

Paris is for lovers and New York for dreamers, but when you're a classy canine accustomed to life's finer things, getting there can be for the dogs. Summer. So begins, once again, my annual pilgrimage to Europe — and the compulsory crash diet. Any...

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In Transit Blog: Gay Pride Promotions

Companies such as Hilton, Kimpton and American Airlines have long marketed to the gay community. This month in a most public display of affection, Marriott International, a company with conservative Mormon roots, is wrapping...

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