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The six-piece set includes a fitted sheet that can fit mattresses up to 18-inches deep, alongside a flat sheet and four matching pillowcases. Made from a hypoallergenic bamboo viscose-microfiber blend, the bedding can even accommodate those with tough allergies; the wrinkle-free material ensures dust never gets trapped within the fabric. What’s more, the entire set can handle repeated runs through the washer and dryer without pilling, threading, thinning, or losing its softness....

In December, Peter Wells launched his new app geared at helping discerning travelers find experiences that fit their travel style. But when COVID-19 took a tremendous toll on the travel industry, shutting down borders and putting vacation plans on hold, he had to pivot. Now, Wells, the founder and CEO of the DragonSlayer web app, is relaunching — only this time, he’s focused on helping travelers figure out where they can go, what COVID-19-related restrictions they will face, and finding the best destination for them based on a personalized assessment....

Summer may be over, but that doesn’t mean you can’t keep your vacation glow all year-round. According to customer reviews (and this travel editor’s personal experience), just a few drops of this face oil will hydrate your skin and provide a dewy finish that will make you look like you’ve never left the beach. Within 3 Days of Using This Serum, Shoppers Say Their ‘Age Started Disappearing’ The Golden Ray Glow Drops face oil from Biography is designed to boost collagen, lock in moisture, increase elasticity, and provide a glowy finish....

Starting this weekend restaurant-goers from Chicago to Brooklyn will be able to get a taste of today’s top eateries while taking a step back in time. In a partnership between restaurant booking app Resy and American Express, the two have conjured up American Express’ Gold Card Pop-Up Diner, a traveling diner-style pop-up where restaurants in various cities will offer a throwback spin on their respective cuisines. Chicago’s Andros Taverna is up first from Sept....

France is easing border restrictions for American tourists, according to government officials, while simultaneously eliminating COVID-19-related vaccine mandates on the ground. France re-classified the United States as a “green” country, allowing for easier entry protocols. Fully vaccinated travelers coming from a green country are allowed to enter by simply showing their proof of inoculation. Unvaccinated travelers are also welcome if they show proof of a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within 72 hours of their departure or proof of a negative rapid antigen test taken within 48 hours of their departure....

In an effort to combat overtourism, the Italian city of Venice has implemented new policies that will go into effect next summer. Tourists who wish to visit Venice will have to book a ticket in advance for a fee and enter the city through electronic turnstiles, CNBC reported via Italian newspaper La Stampa. The entry fee will change according to the season. In high season, tourists can expect to pay as much as $12 (€10) and during less popular visiting times, the price could drop to about $3....

Virgin Voyages has delayed the debut of its second cruise ship, Valiant Lady. The ship, now scheduled to make its maiden voyage from the UK in March 2022, was initially planned to head out to sea for its debut this September. Its first set of UK cruises will take passengers from the UK to European destinations like Palma de Mallorca, Lisbon, and Belgium. These itineraries will be available from March 18 until May 14, 2022....

Airlines around the world have slashed schedules and grounded planes as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Many carriers continue to offer emergency and relief flights as well as some service to those whose trips are truly necessary. The truth is, in today’s world, there are more pressing concerns than the fate of our hard-won frequent flier miles. And yet, what’s to be done if you’re sitting on a stack of miles, with nowhere to go and no upgrades to enjoy?...

If you’re searching for the best places to camp in Florida, you’re going to be met with a lot of warnings about hot, muggy, mosquito-filled nights in swampy environs. And while choosing the wrong place at the wrong time is guaranteed to reward you with this exact experience, there are many wonderful places to camp when the season is right. (Stick to the months between October and March if you want to avoid sweltering heat, potential heavy rains, and an excess of biting bugs on your camping trip....

The wonders of Joshua Tree National Park are no secret — in this dry corner of California, towering rock formations jut out of the desert floor and otherworldly Joshua trees pepper the landscape. Every year, people journey from all over the world to hike, bike, and climb the rocky terrain or catch the spring wildflower bloom. And once night falls, a completely different side of the park is revealed — dark skies full of stars....

According to a new study, there may be a best day of the week to book a cruise. On average, prices for cruises drop the most on Thursdays, according to CruiseWatch.com. The data also revealed Wednesdays to have the greatest price hikes during the week. The worst day to book if you’re hoping for a price drop, according to the data, is on Sundays. However, on the flipside, the weekends are also least likely to see price hikes: Those who prefer to play it safe can be assured of a steady price on weekend booking, while others might see big savings (or a hefty increase) in the middle of the week....

There’s never a bad time to see the Eiffel Tower, but there is one time that is arguably the most spectacular. According to HuffPost, while the Eiffel Tower is stunning during just about every part of the day, the absolute best time to visit is at 1 a.m. Most people know that as soon as the sun sets, the Eiffel Tower is lit up with golden lights that make the landmark look like it’s glowing....

Winter Storm Grayson is barreling towards the northeastern United States this week, with its effects to be felt as far south as northern Florida, meteorologists say. As of Wednesday morning, forecasters are expecting the storm system to hit New England the hardest, with as much as 24 inches of snow possible in Maine and New Hampshire, according to AccuWeather. Blizzard conditions are also expected in several other states, including New York’s Long Island....

While you may not exactly want to live the lives of the characters in The Undoing, you can at least pretend you live in their gorgeous house. Don’t worry, no spoilers. Fans of the hit thriller mini-series can satisfy their wanderlust (and their love of murder mysteries) by renting the Fraser home from the series on Airbnb. Not only is this beautiful, bohemian home steps away from the beach, it’s also a two-hour drive from New York City....

Does a $2 manicure sound good? How about a fill-up on gas for $0.30 a gallon? You’ll find all this and a lot more at 28 participating locations. Here’s the scoop. Promotions are listed under Stylish!, Delicious! and Fun! categories that include a full face makeover for $2.50 at Blushington; a $0.75 shoe shine at The Grove Shine; $0.99 “Maisel” Pastrami sandwich at Canter’s Deli; a $1.50 one-pound box of chocolates at See’s Candies; a $0....

“I’ve never been personally victimized by transphobia while traveling, but I have been accused of being a bomber because I wore a head wrap in first class,” said Indya Moore, star of FX’s hit show Pose, which focuses on the queer community in New York City’s underground ball scene. Moore, who uses they/them pronouns and was named one of Time’s Most Influential People of 2019, doesn’t know exactly what made the person sitting next to them uncomfortable, but that the best reaction was no reaction....

You’re going to want to take a break from gambling for this new, immersive experience in Las Vegas this fall. AREA15, a world’s first purpose-built experiential art and entertainment complex, has been highly anticipated for some time now, but the new complex has announced that it will be opening its doors at 6 p.m. on Sept. 17, 2020. Peter Ruprecht The official opening of the 40,000 square feet indoor and outdoor event space will be happening on a rolling basis, with new exhibitions opening at different times over the fall of 2020 through early 2021....

With miles of beaches, endless sunshine, and a variety of resorts, Mexico is an ideal destination for a socially distant vacation. Spacious guestrooms, expansive suites, and private residences provide accommodations to meet your needs, and many include your own pool and in-room dining for even more seclusion. Outdoor restaurants, breezy beachfront cafes, and poolside cabanas make al fresco meals convenient and enjoyable, and most resorts boast balconies or patios for taking in the views from the privacy of your room....

Canada has officially begun welcoming travelers from the U.S. again after almost 16 months of non-essential travel restrictions. Not only does this mean that travelers can enjoy beautiful cities like Montreal and Toronto again, but also Canada’s wide and diverse natural landscape is ready for people who want to unplug and enjoy the great outdoors at Niagara Falls and Banff National Park (just in time for fall, too). But even though the borders are open, some travelers might still be wary of the Delta variant of COVID-19 spreading, regardless of vaccine status....

While the border between the U.S. and Canada remains closed throughout at least Feb. 21, Quebec is making sure Americans don’t miss out on one of the coolest experiences on the continent: Hôtel de Glace, the only hotel made entirely of snow and ice in North America. The temporary structure made of 40,000 tons of snow has created a 3D tour experience that allows travelers to virtually explore its themed rooms and suites safely from the coziness of their homes....