Conde Nast Traveller
17 best hotels in Crete with jaw-dropping views we'll be sure to check back into in 2026
These hotels come editor recommended and promise a picturesque stay on the largest Greek island
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News
Conde Nast Traveller
7 smart all-inclusive hotels in Greece to book next summer
Inside the rise of Greece's high-end all-inclusive resorts
Cycling
Escape Collective
Magnier takes the opening stage of the Tour of Guangxi
After winning five stages at last year's Tour of Guangxi, Paul Magnier (Soudal-Quick Step) picked up where he left off on stage 1 of this year's race, sprinting to victory in Chongzuo, China, on Tuesd…
Cycling
Escape Collective
Schreurs faces long rehab journey after Gravel Worlds crash
Geerike Schreurs broke multiple bones in her spine in her crash at last weekend's UCI Gravel World Championships and faces a lengthy road back, the Dutch rider said in a post on her Instagram account.…
One Mile at a Time
Capital One Venture Business Review: Simple Rewards, Reasonable Annual Fee
A review of the Capital One Venture Business card, covering its $95 annual fee, 100,000-mile welcome bonus, 2x miles earning rate, and annual credits.
Skift
Premier Inn Owner Fights Activist Bid as Rising Costs Squeeze Profit
Whitbread wants investors to accept thinner profit now for a simpler, higher-returning Premier Inn later. But an activist investor at the door leaves little room for mistakes.
Family
Conde Nast Traveller
12 best hotels in the Algarve, Portugal's prettiest coastal region
From romantic cliffs to family hideaways, these are the latest Algarve addresses to know about
Cycling
Escape Collective
Castelli replaces Santini as jersey supplier for Tour de France
It's a swap of yellow jerseys among Italian apparel brands: Castelli and the Amaury Sports Organization announced Tuesday that Castelli is the new official partner for classification jerseys for all A…
Skift
We’re Outsourcing Our Social Lives to Travel
As more of everyday social life has to be deliberately arranged, travel companies are finding a business in doing the organizing for us.
Rail
RailAdvent
ScotRail reaches record-breaking 48-million-plus journeys
Scotland's publicly owned train operator, ScotRail, is celebrating a record-breaking spring and summer after passengers made more than forty-eight million journeys on its services during the two seaso…
Rail
RailAdvent
East Midlands heritage railway offers half-price tickets to local residents in November
The Great Central Railway is to offer local residents a fifty per cent discount on unlimited all-day travel tickets over the weekend of Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November.
Skift
Radisson’s CEO Says Partnerships — Not Acquisitions — Will Get It to 500 Hotels in India
Radisson wants to double its India portfolio to 500 hotels by 2030 without buying anything. Its CEO is betting on partnerships, smaller cities and a pitch that the group is a local company rather than…
Travel Off Path
England’s Northernmost City With Roman Ruins, $5 Pints, And City-Center Castles Is Breaking Tourism Records
Double-decker bus rides and Big Ben selfies are an English classic, for sure, but they’re not all that England has to offer. As much as I love London myself—hey, that city quite literally raised me—my…
One Mile at a Time
United Makes MileagePlus Elite Status Harder To Earn: Is The Airline “Winning,” Or Just Overly Confident?
United is overhauling MileagePlus elite status for 2027, cutting the PQF shortcut and raising Premier 1K's threshold to 32,000 PQPs.
One Mile at a Time
Ethiopian Airlines 737 Diverts After Indonesian Pilot Breaches Israel’s New Crew Rules
An Ethiopian Airlines cargo 737 turned back mid-flight after an Indonesian pilot onboard violated Israel's new citizenship restrictions for crew members.
Conde Nast Traveller
12 best restaurants in Hong Kong: I've been eating here for nearly two decades, here's where to go
Dim sum restaurants, bustling food halls and teeny tiny noodle shops
One Mile at a Time
Qantas Boeing 787 Grounded By Bed Bugs, And It Cost The Airline Dearly
A bed bug infestation on a Qantas 787 forced the airline to cancel a Rome to Perth flight, triggering a deep clean and costly EC261 compensation.
Conde Nast Traveller
Ever wondered where Halloween was born? Let us take you back 2,000 years to Ireland's eerie ‘Hell Cave’
Inside the Irish 'Hell Cave', a portal to Ireland’s mythical underworld where Halloween was born 2,000 years ago...
Cycling
Escape Collective
Ganna signs with Lidl-Trek, terminating Netcompany-Ineos contract
Filippo Ganna has joined Lidl-Trek on a three-year deal through 2029, terminating his Netcompany-Ineos contract early.The Italian time trial specialist had one year remaining on his contract with Netc…
Simple Flying
The New First-Class Experience Airbus Is Developing For The A350-1000
Airbus has a groundbreaking concept that could revolutionize the future of premium air travel on the A350-1000.
