But now, everything has been put on hold. The news came as Trump used his Wednesday speech at the World Economic Forum to triple down on his threat to seize Greenland (even though he mistook the territory for Iceland several times). Last week, Trump threatened to levy tariffs on eight European allies that oppose the […]
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But now, everything has been put on hold. The news came as Trump used his Wednesday speech at the World Economic Forum to triple down on his threat to seize Greenland (even though he mistook the territory for Iceland several times). Last week, Trump threatened to levy tariffs on eight European allies that oppose the […]
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Derek Stevens, owner of Circa, The Golden Gate and The D, took a big gamble on remaking Downtown Las Vegas. He now has a portfolio of properties worth more than $1 billion—including the world’s largest sportsbook and Sin City’s biggest pool. At nearly six o’clock on a Tuesday night in late December, about 500 gamblers […]
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U.S. immigrant visa will pause on January 21, 2026. getty The U.S. State Department is preparing to pause immigrant visa processing for roughly 75 countries on January 21, a move first reported by Fox News. The announcement comes when the U.S. travel economy is already losing Canadian visitors, with fewer travelers crossing the border in […]
Read MoreSource: klingsup / Getty Nothing really tops a family vacation. It’s one of the few times when everyone’s in the same place, on the same schedule, creating memories that actually last. For Black families, travel hits a little differently. It’s not just about beaches and photos – it’s about feeling safe, welcomed, and free to […]
Read MoreSource: 7 Fine Art / 500px / Getty Several miles south of Nassau’s bustling, overly commercialized tourist trap of Paradise Island, Beverly Archer instructed me to follow her into her home. “Don’t be shy, dear,” the 75-year-old said with a tone and accent as thick as the bowl of fish and grits she had just […]
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Landish shop offers cultural immersion, challenging superficial tourism. Herbalist Marèrly Sambo connects healing to ancestral practices and Papiamentu language. Curaçao’s tourism celebrates African roots, preserving tradition as empowerment. Source: Albert Brunsting / Getty Travelers may come to Curaçao for the beaches, but what often goes unseen is the deep African legacy that shapes nearly every […]
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Built in 1984 by a family of keen anglers from Chicago, Gangler’s is “one of the world’s finest fishing lodges”. But this outpost in the forests of Northern Manitoba offers far more than the chance to catch pike and trout, said Mike MacEacheran in The Telegraph. Set beside the North Seal River, three hours by […]
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Republicans and Democrats alike have long attacked the court over its investigation into Israel’s conduct in Gaza, and those efforts only increased after the court issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and Hamas military leader Mohammed Deif last year. In March 2020, ICC prosecutors opened an […]
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Republicans and Democrats alike have long attacked the court over its investigation into Israel’s conduct in Gaza, and those efforts only increased after the court issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and Hamas military leader Mohammed Deif last year. In March 2020, ICC prosecutors opened an […]
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The EZQuest UltraSlim 70W GaN II Dual USB-C charger (official page) targets users who want real laptop-class charging performance in a design that is significantly thinner than traditional power bricks. Its official highlights include a maximum output of 70 watts, two USB-C Power Delivery ports, and an ultra-slim profile that EZQuest claims is more compact […]
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It has been more than 200 years since “Pride and Prejudice,” “Sense and Sensibility” and “Emma” were published, yet the words and wit of Jane Austen remain enthralling as ever. This is a big year for Austen fans: December 16 marks the author’s 250th birthday, and boutique hotels on both sides of the Atlantic are […]
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It’s easy to get swept up in the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong. With its incredible food scene, bargain shopping and vibrant nightlife, you never run out of things to see and do. Upper House Hong Kong offers a serene sanctuary amid the thrilling neon-powered chaos with dizzying views across Victoria Harbour. It aspires […]
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San Ysidro Ranch sits on 500 Californian acres between the Santa Ynez Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, and with its gorgeous gardens, quaint cottages and impeccable service, it’s clear why people have been staying here since 1893. Over the years, the property has welcomed future presidents (John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy honeymooned at the […]
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Feast of the Seven Fishes at Union Square Cafe Union Square Cafe Christmas Eve is Wednesday, December 24th. And with the holiday falling mid-week, what better way to celebrate than at a top New York City restaurant? Trendy new openings and longtime standbys are offering special holiday tasting menus that make the most of seasonal […]
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Spotting a travel center with rows of gas pumps and a large convenience store is a welcome relief on any road trip. You can fill the tank then stretch your legs while searching for the perfect snack and a souvenir or two. Finding a one-of-a-kind facility, like Pops 66 Soda Ranch in Oklahoma or Barack […]
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Being able to work remotely opens up the world — as long as there’s an internet connection, you can turn anywhere into an office. This is especially enticing for those who love to travel or have always wanted to spend a few months (or years!) abroad. Here are six countries that offer digital nomad visas, […]
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Sitting atop a hill on the southern edge of the Cotswolds, Malmesbury looks like a postcard. Pretty stone-built cottages and antiques shops line the cobbled streets, and the hauntingly beautiful 12th-century abbey still stands proudly at the centre of the quiet market town. Next door is the wisteria-clad Old Bell Hotel, dating back over 800 […]
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With its “waist-high powder” and “slick” infrastructure, it’s little surprise Japan’s Niseko ski region has become so “popular”, said Annabel Grossman in The Independent. Skiers and snowboarders around the world have “felt the lure of Japan’s mountains”, and are increasingly “swapping European and North American resorts” for “the peaks of east Asia”. Niseko, on Japan’s […]
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I’m not the first person to be wildly charmed by spas (though, as with everything, Uproxx was riding this cultural wave early). Done well, they’re just such a perfect combination of health-meets-fun and relaxation-meets-vibezzzzzzzzzzz. But in becoming a spa connoisseur (spa-nnoisseur?), I’ve seen a lot of bricks. Sometimes they’re too quiet. Others, they don’t feel […]
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A vast high plateau in the far northwest of Argentina, the Puna de Atacama is “how the planet looked before us, almost before anything, the Earth’s skeleton laid bare”, said Stanley Stewart in the Financial Times. It is contiguous with the Atacama Desert in Chile, but receives a bit more rain, and far fewer visitors. […]
Read MoreKnown as the jewel of the Mediterranean, Mallorca is a destination that truly has it all. From white sand beaches and turquoise waters to mouthwatering Mediterranean cuisine, vibrant nightlife, and over 20 world-class golf courses, this European island is the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. Where to Stay in Mallorca HOTEL VICTORIA GRAN MELIÁ […]
Read MoreThe people may be long gone, but what they left behind fascinates. These five ghost towns are time capsules, giving visitors a peek into what life was like in each community during its heyday. Some are more preserved than others, but behind each dilapidated building and abandoned storefront is a story begging to be told. […]
Read MoreAs our train winds through the Pembrokeshire hills, the number of passengers getting off at each station dwindles. By the time we reach our stop, we’re the only ones to disembark. We’ve come to this scenic corner of South Wales to visit the Grove of Narberth: a boutique hotel hidden within a glorious green patchwork […]
Read MoreThe cause of the deadly Nov. 4 crash of a UPS cargo airplane in Louisville, Kentucky, still has not been confirmed, but some aviation experts have pointed to the fact that the plane was over three decades old. However, while passenger planes are constantly being updated with new iterations from Boeing and Airbus, it turns […]
Read MoreINTRO TK Carbohydrates are the best gift. Not only do they naturally provide the human body with energy, but they’re delicious and can be truly exciting and luxurious, thanks to some over-the-top innovations celebrating the humble carb. Dolce & Gabbana pasta, Moschino Spaghetti Bag Moschino spaghetti bag Moschino Truly the ultimate bag for any pasta […]
Read MoreI’ve been a regular visitor to Nice for around 20 years. Landing at the airport only gets more exciting each time I do it. Banking down towards the Med, watching pristine villa walls glisten as brightly as the tips of the waves, brings me peace. I’m far from alone: over 10 million people fly in […]
Read MoreLooking to make a trip to the nation’s capital? There may be a lot less to do than usual. The actions of the Trump administration, along with the ongoing government shutdown, have reduced the number of attractions available to the public. The biggest victims are the small businesses and restaurants that are suffering from a […]
Read MoreThe Thanksgiving menu at The Standard Grill in New York City Shawn McCarney Turkeys are selling out, guests rooms are filling up, the dishwasher may be on its last legs… why not go out for Thanksgiving this year? A cherished tradition for New Yorkers and visitors alike, dining out on Thanksgiving in New York City […]
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Flying from Sydney to London in a single leap has been aviation’s white whale for decades. It’s a route so long that even the most advanced aircraft had to bow to fuel constraints (and the limits of human patience). Now, Qantas says it is almost ready to make that myth routine. Its first Airbus A350-1000ULR, […]
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Representative Nancy Pelosi is making room for a new generation of Democrats. The former House speaker announced Thursday she will retire at the end of her current term. She will exit when her term expires in 2027 after a remarkable 39 years in office. “I will not be seeking reelection to Congress. With a grateful […]
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