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Feeling 'Cosmically lonely'? Here's to what we miss -- and to doing it again

Feeling 'Cosmically lonely'? Here's to what we miss -- and to doing it againI wonder what Hermes, the god of trade and travel, would think of Covid-19 and what it's done to his domain -- I sense a lot of...

The open kitchen at the Market Cafe in the Hyatt Regency Bangkok Sukhumvit.

Seeing Bangkok in new light at Hyatt RegencyOpened in December 2018, the luxe hotel embodies many of the buzzwords that make Bangkok so iconic: high-tech, traditional, a...

A guestroom at Sowaka, a 23-room, ryokan-style hotel that opened last year in Kyoto’s Gion district.

Exceeding Kyoto expectations at SowakaThe Sowaka hotel is neatly tucked away on a side street in the heart of one of Kyoto's oldest neighborhoods, just a stone's...

The Paradise Grand, the first of two new ships Paradise Vietnam is launching on Lan Ha Bay.

More ships venturing into Vietnam's Lan Ha BayWith Halong Bay growing increasingly popular, cruise companies like Paradise Vietnam and Heritage Lines are venturing south.

The view of Marina Bay on a typical day in Singapore: hot, humid and occasionally stormy.

Code Orange is the new normal in SingaporeIn spite of Covid-19 fears, life goes on.

Uluru (Ayers Rock) in Australia's Northern Territory has not been impacted by the bushfires.

Tourism Australia provides bushfire updatesAlthough bushfires have "abated significantly," thanks to firefighters' efforts and recent rains, Australia representatives...

A rendering of the Victoria Sabrina's lobby.

Victoria Cruise Lines to sail world's largest river shipThe Victoria Sabrina, due to enter service on the Yangtze in the spring, will have six passenger decks as well as an additional...

Bamboo, Bali & never-ending neon: A tale of 3 places

Bamboo, Bali & never-ending neon: A tale of 3 placesTraveling from the private island of Cempedak to mass-tourism Bali is one thing, but going from Bali to Shanghai is something...

The view from the balcony of the Izumiya-cho Machiya in Kyoto on the Kamo River.

Traditional touches, room to spare in Japan's machiyasArnie Weissmann writes: "If my experiences in machiyas in Kyoto and Takayama, Gifu Prefecture, were representative, they are...

The sun sets on Shuzhuang Garden on the traffic-free Gulangyu Island.

Exploring newfound hipness in XiamenThe island city is routinely a recipient of that most bittersweet, backhanded compliment: a destination that feels nothing like...

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