Live the dream of being contractually free from a single destination housing lease with Oasis Passport. The home meets hotel service combines the luxury, upscale amenities and service of a hotel stay with the space and warmth of an actual home. Ideal for lovers of travel who have the flexibility to work from home, Oasis Passport invites curious nomads to enter into the “Work from Anywhere” giveaway to win a three-month subscription. The winner will also receive access to co-working spaces, swag from Away luggage and a curated minibar experience.
Members with an Oasis Passport simply pay a fixed monthly “rent” and can move between properties worldwide on a monthly basis. Each home is fully furnished with utilities included. Each city has a variety of unique rentals to choose from with one-, two- or three-bedroom options. Weekly housekeeping and high-speed WiFi are complimentary with each booking to help travelers stay in touch and enable more free time for exploring.
Property types and cities are broken down into tiers for different price ranges. Tier 1 grants access to Bogota, Columbia; Mexico City, Mexico; Rio, Brazil; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Panama City, Panama; and Santiago, Chile. Tier 2 has homes available in Barcelona, Spain; Madrid, Spain; Milan, Italy; Dallas, Texas; and Houston, Texas. The top tier has availability in Paris, France; London, England; Rome, Italy; Austin, Texas; Miami, Florida; and Denver, Colorado. Subscription plans start at $1,750 per month for studio and one-bedroom apartments up to $5,200 for a tier 3 home with three bedrooms.
To enter the Work from Anywhere contest, contestants must be 21 years of age or older and must fill out the entry form on the website. Winners will be randomly selected Nov. 20.
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Jul 21, 2026Savor the Cities Where Street Food is All the Rage
The world’s great street food cities build daily life around sidewalk cooking, market stalls and folding tables. In these places, office workers grab lunch from the same vendors feeding students after midnight, and families gather beneath neon lights for dishes perfected across generations. The best versions keep the food fast and affordable, defining a grab- and-go lifestyle of convenient quality. Some have anchored the global street food conversation for decades, while others are bringing the same spirit with rising scenes and easier access.
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Luxury Travel in Chilean Patagonia: Where Refinement Meets the Wild Edge
At the gateway to Chilean Patagonia, Los Lagos opens a landscape in constant motion. Volcanic peaks rise sharply above glacial lakes, mist moves through dense forests, and light shifts across every horizon. Here, luxury travel in Chilean Patagonia unfolds moment by moment, balancing raw energy with seamless comfort.
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Jul 21, 2026Global City Guidebook: Virginia’s Historic Triangle
The Historic Triangle of Virginia spans three colonial towns: Jamestown, Colonial Williamsburg and Yorktown, all situated between the York and James rivers. These three communities hold much of America’s early colonial history, with restored attractions, museums, archaeological sites, preserved buildings and battlefields detailing a long and rich history.
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Jul 20, 2026Global City Guidebook: Auckland, New Zealand
New Zealand’s largest and most populous city, Auckland, the City of Sails, is located between two major harbors and rests on a volcanic landscape boasting more than 50 dormant volcanoes. Amid this stunning setting, Auckland stands as New Zealand’s commercial hub, known for its blend of urban sophistication and cultural events, easy access to nature, and integration of indigenous Māori traditions with a vibrant waterfront lifestyle. Find the best of dining, bars, coffee culture, entertainment and shopping in this vibrant city.
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Why Japan Is Best Explored by Sea with Princess
Japan is a destination that rewards repeat visits because no two regions — or seasons — feel quite the same. One moment, you’re wandering through centuries-old geisha districts in Kanazawa. The next, you’re watching neon reflections dance across Tokyo streets long after midnight.
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Jul 20, 2026Review: Cadillac Hotel & Beach Club, Autograph Collection
ARRIVAL/CHECK-IN: From the moment you arrive, the experience feels like stepping back into the 1950s with a glamorous, retro-chic vibe. At check-in I was immediately welcomed with a glass of Prosecco, setting the tone for a relaxed and elevated stay. The expansive lobby invites you to linger with plenty of comfortable seating, a stylish bar tucked to the side and a dedicated meeting area with multiple workstations. The music perfectly complements the atmosphere, enhancing the hotel’s effortlessly cool, nostalgic feel.
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Jul 16, 2026Global City Guidebook: Amsterdam
The Netherlands’ capital city is known not only for its extensive network of canals (which are a UNESCO World Heritage site) and art and cultural museums and sites, but it is regarded also as the commercial center of the country and one of the top financial hubs in Europe. No matter the time of year, the city comes alive with festivities and nightlife as well as buzzing ports and waterways.
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The World Awaits with Turkish Airlines’ Global Access
Turkish Airlines enjoys the unique position as the airline flying to more countries than any other airline. Its unrivaled global reach is only the beginning of the experience that awaits passengers with Turkish Airlines.
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Jul 15, 2026Global City Guidebook: Taipei
The capital of Taiwan, Taipei is home to nearly 2.5 million people and forms the core of the Taipei–Keelung metropolitan area. A high-tech industrial hub, Taipei also imbues a sense of intrigue with its fusion of Chinese, Japanese and Western influences. The city contrasts Taoist temples, hot springs and traditional festivals with gleaming skyscrapers and bustling shopping districts.
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