Fauchon L’Hôtel Paris has long been my go-to in the City of Light, and now Travel + Leisure agrees, naming it the Best City Hotel in Paris. From personalized service to pink-envelope itineraries, it’s where luxury feels both intimate and unforgettable.

Starting in 2026, Norway will require cruise ships under 10,000 gross tons to be fully emission-free in its most iconic fjords, with larger ships following by 2032. These bold regulations are reshaping itineraries—and opening the door to a more sustainable way to explore one of the world’s most breathtaking landscapes.

Unrest in the Middle East has the possibility to disrupt cruise and airline travels for many. Culture Traveler is committed to the safety and travel enjoyment of its travelers and is monitoring the situations, but recommends travelers monitor the situation as well.

Discover why Machu Picchu is the ultimate destination for luxury travelers. From exclusive access and immersive cultural experiences to scenic luxury rail journeys and world-class lodge accommodations, this iconic wonder offers a journey like no other.

Dining at Astrid & Gastón in Lima was an unforgettable journey through Peru’s rich culinary heritage—each dish a masterful blend of tradition and innovation that delighted every sense.

Just over an hour from Milwaukee, The American Club in Kohler, Wisconsin blends luxury, relaxation, and world-class golf in a serene Midwestern setting. From its renowned spa to exceptional dining and legendary courses, this historic resort offers something for every kind of traveler.

Starting January 1, 2026, Hawaii will begin taxing cruise ship cabins under its Transient Accommodations Tax—adding a small nightly fee to support environmental preservation. It's a modest change, but one future cruisers should keep in mind when planning island itineraries.