Eight Michelin Awards in the Caribbean and Latin America
Three Mexican hotels belonging to the Marriott International chain received Michelin Key awards.
Eight Decades of Skiing
This winter season, Aspen Snowmass will celebrate its 80th anniversary, commemorating eight decades of skiing, community, and a history that has made the destination one of the world's most iconic mountain resorts. On January 11, 1947, Aspen Mountain opened its doors with the debut of Lift 1, which at the time was the longest gondola lift in the world.
How to Travel in Costume and Pass Security
Witches, vampires, superheroes, and other movie characters can be part of Halloween, but if your celebration begins with a flight, there are some costume elements that are best left for after you land.
A Maritime View of Japan
Explore Japan’s Pacific coast, from Mount Fuji to art islands and ancient cedar forests.
The Formula 1 Grand Circus Arrives
With more than 50 tons of equipment already secured at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, the eleven Formula 1 teams arrived by air in Mexico City, in preparation for the Mexican Grand Prix, to be held on November 1st.
Surf, Sea, and the Relaxed Rhythm of Punta Zicatela
With the arrival of the final months of the year, Puerto Escondido once again finds itself at one of its most special times for those seeking to experience the Pacific through surfing.
Recognition of Quality as Hosts
A total of 18 Minor Hotels properties, located in 13 countries, have been awarded 22 Michelin Keys for 2026.
Brazil leads the selection of Michelin Keys in South America
With 22 hotels recognized with Michelin Keys, Brazil stands as the nation with the highest number of such hotels among the seven countries considered in the region.
Mission: Impossible in India
Inspired by Mission: Impossible, Pelorus presents an adventure for travelers who wish to channel Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) in the world’s ultimate sensory hub: India.
McLaren F1 puts part of its history up for sale
Five cars from the McLaren Formula 1 team will be put up for sale by Tom Hartley Jr. The collection spans 32 years of McLaren's F1 history and includes cars driven by some of the greatest legends in motorsport, such as Ayrton Senna, Gerhard Berger, Jenson Button, Lewis Hamilton, and Lando Norris. The five cars are: