Dynamic by Design

As Design Capital 2010 and host of the G-20 summit, Seoul has big plans for attracting meetings and conventions.

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African Inspiration

South African Airways’ lounges bring a taste of Africa and a touch of class

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The Sutton Place Hotel, Chicago

Arrival/Check-in: I didn’t know of The Sutton Place Hotel prior to this visit to Chicago...

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Finding Sanctuary

Asian-inspired treatments lead to pure bliss at Banyan Tree Spa

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Market Day

You don’t have to be a shopper to enjoy the typical Turkish covered bazaar just off the seafront. It is a feast for the eyes and senses

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Port of Call

All eyes are on Dubai as it aims for a ground-breaking recovery

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Peak Prospects

Denver mines a commitment to sustainability that pans out for the Mile High City

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Video - One on One with Marc Cavaliere
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Fran Gallagher, publisher and CEO of Global Traveler magazine interviews Marc Cavaliere, Executive Vice President - North America, South African Airways.

 
The Sydney Solution
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The infectious lingo is just the first symptom of family fun in Australia’s harbor city.


Think of the kids. A visit to Sydney will have consequences. Most will be positive. Australia’s biggest city offers a wealth of transformational experiences. Young minds will be inspired by the spectacular harbor setting, by the laid-back lifestyle and by the weird and wonderful flora and fauna. But there is a flipside. Impressionable children could easily end up talking Strine.

 
Desert Escape
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Let the Moroccan-inspired Joya Spa at the InterContinental Montelucia take you away.


If you think you have to fly to Casablanca to enjoy an authentic Moroccan hammam, think again. Since Moroccan hammams are located in the exotic Sahara, it’s only fitting that there’s a U.S. version also located in a desert, but this time it’s the Sonoran in Arizona.

 

 

 
Blowin' in the Wind
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Kitesurfing can carry you on the breeze to some surprising locations.


This paragraph will bridge the centuries, span the globe and deposit us somewhere completely unexpected. The story starts with the invention of the kite in China nearly 3,000 years ago. The next stop is Maui, where in the late 1990s kites were combined with surfboards to formally create the sport of kitesurfing. And now, in 2010, we arrive at a lagoon in Western Sahara.

 

 
Casual Chianti
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Easy-going, fresh and fruity, the quintessential summer red is the perfect picnic accompaniment.


Tastes change and fashion is fickle. But despite the constant barrage of tempting new wines on the market, Chianti remains one of the world's favorites. Italy's most famous red wine, whose history goes back centuries, Chianti comes from a region that covers much of central Tuscany; it is divided into seven zones.

 

 

 
To Do September 2010
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A Taste of Colorado

Denver, Colo. Sept. 3–6

Mile-high high jinks, catered by 50 restaurants, mark the Rocky Mountains’ largest free outdoor festival. Musicians on six stages, augmented by 280 vendors, do the heavy lifting for half a million visitors over Labor Day weekend.

 
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