December 2022
Dec 2, 2022Global Traveler Celebrates the Winners of the 19th Annual GT Tested Reader Survey Awards
What a year 2022 has been for travel! It’s not an understatement to say travel rebounded and surged following the pandemic, and airlines, hotels, travel providers and more are ready and waiting to serve the masses returning to the beautiful art of traveling. As such, we celebrate and award those who do it best as we announce the 2022 winners of the GT Tested Reader Survey awards, our 19th year honoring the best of the best in the world of travel. Our countdown to year No. 20 begins now.
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Hit the High Notes in Nashville
Nashville’s once-modest skyline continues to evolve as its luxury market grows. Lavish hotel properties are added to the landscape while acclaimed chefs stake claim in the robust culinary scene and premier cultural offerings round out the city’s repertoire.
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Dec 1, 2022New Holiday Offerings from Carneros Resort and Spa
Carneros Resort and Spa in Napa Valley, California, announced its lineup of holiday experiences for this season.
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Dec 1, 2022Rich in History: Explore Gilded Age Mansions and More in Newport, Rhode Island
Originally a thriving Colonial seaport, Newport became the summer playground for the Gilded Age’s elite in the late 1880s. Today their mansions dot the coast of Aquidneck Island, and their favorite pastimes — sailing and tennis — still dominate the city’s recreational offerings. In fact, Newport hosted the first U.S. Open tennis championship in 1881 and golf tourna- ment in 1895 and hosted the America’s Cup from 1930 to 1983. You can experience most of Newport on your own, including the mansions, but don’t rule out a guided tour or two when you visit.
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Discover Seoul’s Sustainable Side
Awareness about fair and sustainable travel continues to grow around the globe, with travelers everywhere considering a destination’s eco-friendly options before visiting. As public consciousness for this important aspect of tourism strengthens, tourists also look beyond just ecotourism and delve deeper into types of travel that allow them to respect the local culture, interact with locals and distribute benefits fairly.
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Dec 1, 2022CroisiEurope Hotel Barge Christmas Market Cruises Along Alsatian Canals
Ready for a little holiday shopping along the Rhine? Spend three nights and four days on MS Madeline — part of the CroisiEurope fleet of guest hotel barges — as she sails along the Alsatian Canals on a tour of Christmas markets. The round-trip route is the latest addition to CroisiEurope’s holiday barge excursions, beginning and ending in Colmar, with port calls in the idyllic French towns of Kunheim, Kaysersberg and Riquewihr.
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Nov 30, 2022Mondrian to Open First Singapore Hotel in 2023
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Nov 29, 2022Hide Away in the Scottish Highlands with 57 Nord
Situated deep within the Scottish Highlands, just steps from many lakes and mountains, lies 57 Nord. This collection of two design-led boutique hideaways blends the region’s Norse-Gael heritage by incorporating Scottish craftsmanship, modern Scandinavian design and panoramic views into both structures.
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Luxurious Adventures Await.
Discover why Global Traveler readers named Cunard® the Best Large-Ship Cruise Line for seven consecutive years. For a limited time, book your voyage during Cunard’s Black Friday Sale promotion and take advantage of Reduced Fares*, up to $600 Onboard Credit^ per stateroom, and a 50% Reduced Deposit‡. Choose from an array of exciting journeys, including Transatlantic Crossings and voyages to Alaska, the Caribbean and Canada & New England.
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Nov 29, 2022Luxury Art Deco Lodging Sommerro Opens in Oslo
Oslo’s Art Deco connections just grew stronger with the opening of Sommerro, housed within a historic building in the city’s West End neighborhood of Frogner. The structure itself was once the location of the city’s original electrical company, Oslo Lysverker. The conversion to urban, luxury lodging features 231 guestrooms, 56 residences, seven restaurant and bar options, and meeting and event spaces for up to 150 people. There’s also a 100-seat gilded theater and expansive wellness space, including a full-service gym and Oslo’s first, year-round rooftop pool, sauna and terrace.