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The season of classic American road trips We’re here to help you get the pedal to metal. Before you start, it’s important to remember that some drivers are a bit chaotic. And eSpatial Here’s a list of the states with the most chaotic roads. In a statement to, eSpatial, a map company, said that driving conditions in the U.S. vary greatly from one state to another. Travel + Leisure. “Some states are well-maintained and have manageable congestion. Other states, however, can be frustrating or dangerous to road users. The team at eSpatial analyzed data from government sources and real-time traffic…
The best travel sneakers are lightweight, breathable and supportive at all the right points. It’s safe to say that a pair of good sneakers is the most important item you can pack when traveling. After a hot day of walking, you’ll get blisters. Eternal City? Thank you. No, thank you. two-week trip to Europe Or a two-day stay out eastI’ll have my favorite sneakers with me at all times (and perhaps a spare pair in my closet). suitcase).After years of traveling, our editors are in agreement: the right pair can make a huge difference. We love that our favorite sneakers…
Images by IHG Hotels & Resorts IHG Hotels & Resorts, one of the world’s leading hotel companies, has announced the signing of two new hotels, Kimpton and EVEN Hotels Jeddah King Abdullah Sports City (KASC) – in partnership with Koushan Real Estate Development Company. The new hotels will be located within the King Abdullah Sports City masterplan, which is a landmark district around the stadium that will hold the FIFA World Cup in 2034. They are scheduled to open in 2028. This marks a significant milestone for IHG in the rapidly-evolving hospitality industry of the Kingdom. The dual-branded project brings together IHG’s…
You can track your flight online using FlightAware or the app of your airline. To minimize the risk of cancellation or delay, book the earliest flight available. Use the airline app as quickly as possible to rebook if your flight is cancelled. There are few travel moments more deflating than racing through security, grabbing overpriced snacks, and hustling to your gate—only to find your flight has been canceled and the line to speak with an agent is already snaking around the concourse. Although, let’s face it: getting the dreaded flight cancellation notification while you are on your way to an…
I’ve a devoted travel purse I exploit to commute to work, and every time I get caught within the rain, I recurrently stress about whether or not my laptop computer will get ruined from water seeping into the bag. So I can think about how irritating it should be to unintentionally moist or damage your belongings on a visit you’ve been trying ahead to. That is the place proudly owning a water-resistant duffel makes all of the distinction. Waterproof duffel baggage provide an amazing line of protection in opposition to wet and muddy situations, and may hold your issues protected…
Ask any hotelier to describe the guest experience, and you will hear the same themes: personalisation, seamless reservation, loyalty, guest satisfaction. All these moments will be enhanced by technology. Identity verification is a step that’s often overlooked, but it’s crucial to the guest experience. The journey is not glamorous. It’s not a part of glossy marketing campaigns, or in brand storytelling. It’s the moment when guest and brand meet face to face. In an age of fraud, compliance demands, and digital expectation, getting the identity right isn’t just about security. It gives you a competitive advantage. Identity: A poorly managed…
This video diary, which I posted to LinkedIn, explores two pioneers of hospitality, Selina and Sonder. Both have taught us about the pitfalls of blending technology, design, community, and other factors. Both have failed, with the most recent being Sonder, whose founding director Francis Davidson has just left the company. Selina barely exists. In this post, I explore what they each did brilliantly and where they stumbled. I also discuss how future travel brands could build on the trailblazing work of these pioneering brands with stronger economics. Listen to this podcast and learn why these two “S’ brands deserve more than…
New technology will soon allow remote workers to live in Central Europe, among the glacial lakes, mountains and medieval towns. digital nomad visa.Slovenia It has announced that it will launch a digital nomad Visa for the first ever this fall. The EU nation has shared borders with Italy, Austria. Croatia It is known for its beautiful landscapes, rich cultural traditions and historic wineries.According to immigration firm information, the digital nomad visa for Slovenia will be launched on November 21, 2025. Fragomen. The remote workers must be employed by a foreign company. If you are a self-employed freelancer, you will only…
Provincetown, Massachusetts is unique among beach towns. It’s a bit of a trek to get here, since it is located at the very tip of Massachusetts. Cape CodThe Sagamore Bridge is about 65 miles away. There’s no accidentally finding yourself here—but seek and you shall find.Provincetown, although a bit of a chameleon, is one of the East Coast’s most vibrant and beautiful destinations. It is both a LGBTQ+ summer enclave and a niche artist’s enclave. Provincetown has a deep connection to the American narrative. The Pilgrims arrived in Plymouth Harbor from Provincetown Harbor, and signed the Mayflower Compact in the…
U.S. Department of State frequently updates its travel advisories for countries in the world. It informs American citizens traveling there about the destination. What should travelers, especially cruise ship passengers, do based on this travel advisory from the U.S. Department of State? The US Department of State published a press release on June 22, stating that the US Department of State will be releasing a “Worldwide Caution” security alert. “The conflict between Israel, Iran and Syria has caused travel disruptions and the periodic closing of airspace in the Middle East. There are potential demonstrations abroad against U.S. nationals and interests. “The…