-- Editors, Condé Nast Traveler

Calling all lovebirds: These swanky new hotels -- all favorites on our 2013 Hot List -- are made for you.

See all of Condé Nast Traveler's Most Romantic New Hotels.

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-- Editors, Condé Nast Traveler

Here at Condé Nast Traveler, we're obsessed with hotels -- that's why we're thrilled to unveil the 2013 Hot List, the buzz-making list of our favorite new hotels that have opened in the past year. The entire list of 154 properties...

Spring break may be a recent memory, but savvy travelers know that the down time between the school holiday and summer offers some of the best travel values of the calendar year. Whether renting a villa in the south of France, visiting a newly opened museum in Vienna, or jetting...

Whether you prefer to meet a holy monkey, eat sushi for breakfast, receive a monk's blessing, helicopter over the Himalayas, or just enjoy the myriad unique views -- we've rounded up a bucket list of things to do, eat, see, shop for, and experience in the wide world of Asia.

It only takes a little planning to step off a long flight looking refreshed, and not like rumpled mess. Try these easy tips from makeup artists, hairstylists, dermatologists, and nutritionists.

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You won't find hoards of tourists at these secluded beaches -- just unspoiled sand and surf.

-- Laura Ratliff, Condé Nast Traveler

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It shouldn't be hard work to figure out where to relax -- that's why we're here with our annual Spa Poll. The list factors in votes from more than 46,000 readers on which spas have sparkling facilities, impeccable service and, of course, expert treatments.

Check out the top-scoring venues...

Don't fall into the trap of thinking of spring break as an event held on a constellation of beaches in Florida, Texas and Mexico. Yes, that is a big part of this particular travel season, but just because you get invited to a party doesn't mean you have to go....

There's an old saying that an airplane doesn't make money sitting on the ground. That's why airlines do everything they can to keep planes in the air on as many as flights as they can. For example, if they can cut the turnaround time between flights throughout the day, they...

Staying in luxury hotels is one of the great privileges of travel, but it isn't the only high-end way to shack up while on the road. Renting properties is getting more and more popular among travelers who want amenities and independence. These properties provide not only a luxuriant place to...

What follow are true tales from travel agents to the ultra-wealthy.

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PRICE TAG: $2.5 MILLION

As part of a $2.5 million, two-week birthday romp through southern France that a Los Angeles man threw for his wife and 30 of her friends, 20 vintage cars from all over...

JFK, Marilyn, Liz; some of the world's most famous lovers arranged secret rendezvous in these hotel love nests. That doesn't mean they're exclusive though. You don't have to be a president, a president's mistress or a habitual divorcee to enjoy the luxuriant sexiness of a manicured suite. These rooms were...

Why should a weekend in the woods mean forsaking high thread-counts and properly chilled wine? Well, there are probably a lot of good reasons but practicality and compromise have never been our forte. When we head into the great outdoors, we generally want an equally great indoors waiting for us....

Not every place name on the map can be instantly memorable. According to the U.S. Geographic Names Information Service, there's a place called Riverside in 46 of the 50 U.S. states. (Only Alaska, Hawaii, Louisiana, and Oklahoma are missing one.) You'll find a Centerville in 45 states, and 43 have...

In fairy tales, being locked in a tower generally meant your stepmother had some serious issues with you. But in these five hotels, gaining access to the tower suite means you may very well lock yourselves in and refuse to leave.

These hotels have great views and excellent service. If...

With the White House, more than 160 embassies, and Congress all in our nation's capitol, it's no surprise that certain D.C. restaurants have garnered a loyal following of high-profile politicos. But unlike us common folk, they can't just waltz right in for spaghetti. If the Obamas want a date night,...

The good news from the annual cruise poll: The vessels sailing today are swankier than they've ever been before -- that means nicer staterooms, tastier restaurants and plenty of things to do at sea. Take a look for yourself in this slideshow, then head over to the full...

Hosting the President is no easy feat, what with the intense security detail, special requests, and busy schedule to maintain. But Philip Wood has played host to dozens of heads of state at hotels around the world, from the Four Seasons to Rosewood and Orient Express Hotels, and Forte's Exclusive...

By Irene Schneider, Condé Nast Traveler

For a more up-to-date look at the cruise industry, click over to the 12 Best Cruise Ships of 2013.

Condé Nast Traveler readers voted in our 2012 Cruise Poll and here are the results: In the categories of small, medium,...

By Marisa LaScala, Condé Nast Traveler

Whenever you travel, you have your essentials: your passport, your carry-on, your in-flight distraction of choice (iPad, Kindle, magazine). Then you have items that are... not so necessary, like these very odd travel gadgets and gizmos. Warning: these are for those who...