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JustLuxe has covered a wide variety of luxury travel over the years -- million dollar tours of India, women's solo travel destinations, and extravagant...

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Just because Earth Month is officially over doesn't mean you should run right out and fuel up your private jet without a care in the world. But if you must, you can take solace in knowing that...

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Mineral baths, therapeutic mud, volcanic springs--when it comes to hydrotherapy, nobody provides better than Mother Nature. Here's a roundup of our favorite hot springs experiences, from historic to luxurious to Viking.

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With less than two months to go until swimsuit season, it's time to start thinking about working off that winter chub and getting back into trim, fit and fighting form. If it's hard to force your...

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There are a lot of special effects in the HBO blockbuster fantasy series Game of Thrones, but one thing that's never faked is the spectacular scenery. If you're looking at an elegant medieval port city,...

With a blistery winter still hitting most of the U.S., flowers blooming, birds chirping and clear blue skies start to feel like an impossibility. But soon enough the chill in the air will turn to warm breezes and spring will really arrive -- and with it comes European cruise season....

Là où, jadis, vous n'aviez le droit qu'à un seul coup de téléphone, un vilain sandwich et un lit dur comme de la pierre, vous pouvez à présent vous faire servir, déguster des plats décadents et vous plonger dans des couvertures moelleuses.

Hé oui, certaines prisons se sont ainsi reconverties...

Where you were once only allowed one phone call, a bologna sandwich and a rock hard bunk bed, you're now pampered with concierge service, decadent dishes, and the coziest of accommodations. Gone are the dark days of detaining criminals, as today these former prisons are hosting travelers from around the...

The Cruise Line International Association (CLIA) had some intriguing and exciting trends to report during its most recent State of the Industry Press Conference in New York this year. From brand-name entertainment to celebrity chef-driven cuisine, to a focus on small-ship experiential cruising, the future of this waterborne form...

Chinatowns were initially formed as a place where Chinese immigrants could celebrate their culture, as well as live and work in their communities without discrimination or language barriers. The first one popped up in the U.S. in San Francisco in 1848 and has since become a huge part of the...

Stockholm is one of the most desirable cruise destinations on Baltic and Northern European itineraries for good reason. Most cruise ships dock right in the city center, but you won't fall into a tourist trap. Indeed, this city is anything but touristy, although it is an ideal and welcoming...

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Great news for Anglophiles: You don't need to travel to Jolly Olde England to get a proper holiday tea, complete with scones and real whipped cream and Yuletide cheer. Some of America's favorite luxury...

We've all heard that old axiom about life imitating art, but one specific part of our lives has come to imitate a singular type of art. Our vacations are now an occasion to follow the paths laid out in our favorite movies. Obviously we can't recreate all the plot details...

Some people like to celebrate Halloween in scanty costumes; others like to indulge in sweets; then there are the ones who want to scream, be utterly grossed out and have nightmares for weeks afterward.

If you fall into that last group, you're probably a bit nuts, but here's a roundup...

From the minute coffee shops put their "Pumpkin Latte" signage up, we all knew that autumn had arrived...and while some people mourn the shortening of days and incoming cold weather, most of us also anticipate fall's many delights. Autumn brings grape-picking season at wineries, family holiday feasts and weekend harvest...

It's not smart to plan a wine tasting tour where each day is packed with back-to-back tastings. It wears out the palate or leads to further bad decisions. Three wineries per day is a good maximum number for the amateur wine aficionado. And what should you do with the rest...

With the fifth annual Naked Table Lunch in downtown Woodstock rounding out August's final weekend, Vermont got a head start on the harvest festival season -- as befits the northernmost New England state. Thanks to its widespread support of artisanal farms and "cottage" food producers, Vermont is a delicious destination...

It is just over twenty years now since the collapse of the Soviet Union and my very first time in Moscow. I have read about government reform and social advances, but it was my firsthand experience that amazed me of this new revitalized cosmopolitan city.

The Russian capital has...

Fact: There are 28 Springfields in the U.S. according to the United States Census Bureau

It's not even the most-recurring place name in the country. But for every uninspired destination name, there's one that's so wacky, you might wonder whether some town official from way-back-when named it on a dare....

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a tourist!

While fear of flying is a common travel deterrent, "flight-seeing" is an ever-more-popular tourism trend. Ignore the vertigo and see the world from the greatest possible heights -- for example, on a paragliding adventure over the Aspen peaks, offered by Aspen...