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What's New, What's Hot is Travel Weekly's look at useful and fun travel gadgets, edited by Joe Rosen. First up, these one-of-a-kind bags are made from recycled materials such as bags used to transport cement, rice and animal feed in Southeast Asia. The artisan work embodied in these products is evidenced by their stylish, yet ultimately functional appeal. Lightweight, water resistant and durable, Torrain handbags include a small duffel; a fully lined backpack; and a sling that fits diagonally across the back.What's New What's Hot: October 2015
What's up, what's down, what's in and what's out: A look at some of the highlights from this year's survey.Travel Industry Survey 2015: Data Points
After a devastating fire in the late 1700s, the Swiss town La Chaux-de-Fonds was rebuilt to capture sunlight, a critical element to support the local cottage industry: Watchmaking. Houses were fronted with large windows, and wide streets and gardens minimized shadows.
Europe Travel
Timely La Chaux-de-Fonds
Travel Weekly Editor in Chief Arnie Weissmann was in Puerto Varas and Chiloe Island in Chile's Lagos Region in northern Patagonia last week, attending the Adventure Travel Trade Association's Adventure Travel World Summit. Some of his photos from those two destinations are in this slideshow. Pictured here, a fisherman at the end of a pier in Puerto Varas seems to mimic the pose of a statue behind him.
Central / South America Travel
Adventures in Chile
All-inclusives are on the rise, swiftly expanding across their stronghold in the Caribbean and Mexico while being explored by more hotel brands and destinations that are less beach-focused. Pictured here, Mexico is home to more than 175 all-inclusive resorts, including the Iberostar Grand Hotel Paraiso on the Riviera Maya.
Hotel News
The evolution of all-inclusives
What's New, What's Hot is Travel Weekly's look at useful and fun travel gadgets, edited by Joe Rosen. First up, the Kensington EVAP Wet Electronics Rescue Pouch. According to the manufacturer, two out of three smart phone users will get their equipment wet, and few things can be more of a wet blanket on a vacation or business trip than a soaked electronic brick. That's when EVAP comes to the rescue with a unique drying agent designed to remove moisture from your disabled device and restore it to use.What's New, What's Hot: September 2015
When travelers think of Jordan, they usually conjure up images of the ancient city of Petra. And Petra is, without a doubt, an awe-inspiring sight to behold. But Jordan is also so much more than Petra. Pictured here, an Intrepid Travel tour group rides camels into Jordan's Bedouin desert region, Wadi Rum.
Asia / Pacific Travel
So much more in Jordan
Asia / Pacific Travel
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