Naomi Watts on a moment in the airport that brings her joy

Naomi Watts, Oscar-nominated actress and “The Impossible”, has travelled the world to fulfill her role. She began in Thailand. She has also returned to Australia where she began her career in film and television. This busy actress, producer and husband Billy Crudup now lives in New York City. When I travel, I try to recreate a bit of home. She said that a simple candle, picture frame or bathroom products can help make the transition more manageable. Watts spoke to Travel + Leisure Recently, she talked about her favorite hotel and her travel tips for menopause.

Watts finds it easier to travel smoothly when she is on the move. This means packing less. Not having to check in a bag gives her an adrenaline boost. “I’m glad to see more people using carry-on luggage. trying to pack light—emphasis on the You can try it out by clicking here.. Less time at the airport and less risk of lost luggage. She said, “I’m so proud of myself for squeezing through that baggage claim queue.” But she admits her airport victory can backfire when she visits a fashion-focused destination. “I regret trying to look chic in Paris by wearing the wrong shoes or jacket. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t.

When she does go to Paris—in whichever clothes she packs—she always returns to her favorite hotel, Le Pavillon de la Reine. “It’s such a luxurious experience, yet it’s boutique and cozy—the staff, the rooms, the location—I love it all,” she told T+L. What’s on her list of travels? She is hoping to get to Machu Picchu Or Vietnam someday. “And I never tire of Australia—I just don’t get there often enough. Since my grandma is no longer with us, I’ve less reason to travel, making it all the more special for me when I do.

Australia is not a quick trip. After a flight of 22 hours, she takes a quick shower. She says that it helps her feel refreshed, and she can go about the rest of the day without feeling like a complete zombie. She recommends a warm bath after the shower. “Add a cup of sleepy-time tea and then get an early night’s sleep—after a travel day, there’s nothing better. Unwinding and relaxing can help you reset your time zone.

The Academy Award-nominated actress has found that, despite her extensive travels, even the most luxurious of hotels still lack something. Watts, who was 36 when she went through early menopause, saw firsthand how poorly women experiencing menopause and the perimenopause were served. She felt invisible during this time and started her business because of it. Stripes Beauty In 2022, there will be a line of wellness products for women who are dealing with hormonal change. Since so long women in their midlife have been ignored in all aspects of beauty and wellbeing, including marketing. She said that it is difficult to feel confident and empowered at this time of life when society tells us to age or fade away. 

The brand and The Spa by Equinox Hotel partnered this spring to offer a complete spa treatment at the New York hotel, as well as curated offerings in the rooms. “Half the population is women, and we’ll spend roughly a third of our lives in menopause—there’s a huge market being underserved. It’s only natural that self-care should change as our bodies undergo significant changes in perimenopause or menopause. “Our goal is to provide specialized care that meets these changing needs,” she told T+L. She hopes Stripes is available in more hotels, so that women at all stages of life can feel confident.