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The 11 Most Stylish New Hotels in the World, From Lake Como to Kyoto

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The Fix: Bogotá with Chef Alvaro Clavijo

For The Fix, Alvaro Clavijo of El Chato gives his guide to the high-altitude Colombian capital. The post The Fix: Bogotá<br> with Chef Alvaro Clavijo appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.

Flights Booked: JanSport Is Officially Getting Into The Luggage Game

JanSport has spent decades holding down hallways, college campuses, airport terminals, and just about every “back to school” shopping trip imaginable. Now, the brand synonymous with backpacks is officially getting into the luggage game.

REI Anniversary Sale 2026: 10 great deals with 25% off | Atlas & Boots

There’s an amusing trend on TikTok whereby a woman says “My husband booked a fancy restaurant tonight and told me to wear my most expensive outfit” and moments later emerges from her room wearing a down jacket, hiking pants and boots.  It is, of course, an allusion to how expensive outdoor gear can be. We’ve certainly had our fair share of expenses here at Atlas & Boots with trips to Aconcagua, Elbrus and Denali. The post REI Anniversary Sale 2026: 10 great deals with 25% off appeared first on Atlas & Boots.

The Fix: Brooklyn with Clay Williams

The James Beard Award-winning photographer and Black Food Folks co-founder guides us through the borough he's called home for four decades. The post The Fix: Brooklyn<br> with Clay Williams appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.

Blame Trump: Delta Airlines Elminating Food & Beverage Service On Short Flights

Delta Airlines finds itself combating skyrocketing jet fuel costs by not shutting down completely, but instead, passengers will have to suffer after the airline company announced it will be eliminating food and beverage service from 450 daily flights.

Close quarters: 10 dos and don’ts for your next group tour | Atlas & Boots

There’s always one. That summarises my philosophy when it comes to group travel. There’s always one person who will annoy you beyond what feels tolerable. In Miami – an otherwise magical trip – it was a journalist who couldn’t leave a single sight without asking a dozen questions, holding up the rest of us.  In India, it was an inveterate witterer. For some reason, this woman – let’s call her Millie – felt the need to narrate the entire trip. Incidentally, her 16-year-old-daughter wore noise-cancelling headphones near-constantly, leaving the rest of us to deal with the wittering. The post Close quarters: 10 dos and don’ts for your next group tour appeared first on Atlas & Boots.

The Fix: Hanoi with Daniel Nguyen

Is this the real city that never sleeps? This week on The Fix: vibrant, indomitable Hanoi, according to the pioneering distiller, researcher, and activist. The post The Fix: Hanoi<br> with Daniel Nguyen appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.

My summer as a wildlife monitor in Antarctica | Atlas & Boots

It’s been just over a month since I left Antarctica, and I find myself in that strange in-between – back in the rhythm of everyday life, yet still quietly orbiting a small, snow-dusted island at the edge of the world. The post My summer as a wildlife monitor in Antarctica appeared first on Atlas & Boots.

The Fix: Lagos with Wana Udobang

This week in The Fix, the prolific, chaotic Nigerian capital through the eyes of poet, writer, and filmmaker Wana Udobang. The post The Fix: Lagos<br> with Wana Udobang appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.

An Insider’s Guide to Sydney, as Told by a Fashion Designer

Ready for a virtual trip down under?

Where are we going in 2027?

Decide where and when we’ll travel next year by answering a two-minute survey. The post Where are we going in 2027? appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.