The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Will Be A Stunning Tribute To Nature In North Dakota

One of the first champions of environmental conservation (and our 26th president) is getting a library that perfectly fits his legacy. Theodore Roosevelt is well-known for his work to preserve some of the United States most beautiful, natural environments. Not only did he establish the United States Forest Service, he also set aside millions of acres of federal land exclusively for national parks and nature preserves. Now, the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library will honor the former president’s work by being designed and built so it practically blends in with the natural environment around it in Medora, North Dakota, according to Dezeen....

July 10, 2022 · 3 min · 636 words · Michelle Murgia

These Celeb Loved Kn95 And 3 Ply Face Masks Are Back In Stock

As the omicron variant of COVID-19 continues to spread, it might be time to give your face masks an upgrade. While the CDC guidelines on masks haven’t changed, some health experts are recommending opting for 3-ply surgical masks, KN95s, or doubling up on surgical and cloth masks instead of just wearing a single cloth mask. Maskc has been a celebrity- and shopper-favorite face mask brand throughout the pandemic, and it’s no surprise why....

July 10, 2022 · 4 min · 836 words · Paul Hernandez

These Electric Vehicles Are Changing The Safari Experience In Kenya

If you’ve ever seen a cheetah stalk its prey, you know that even for the fastest animal on the plain, the hunt is an exercise in patience and silence. And if you’re lucky enough to be the one stalking a big cat while on safari, you know that pursuit demands the same quiet stamina — until the noiselessness of the prowl is punctured by the diesel roar of your open-air Land Cruiser....

July 10, 2022 · 10 min · 2021 words · Misty Foster

These Hotels Have Taken Their Long Term Stay Packages To The Next Level

Editor’s note: Those who choose to travel are strongly encouraged to check local government restrictions, rules, and safety measures related to COVID-19 and take personal comfort levels and health conditions into consideration before departure. As the travel industry continues to navigate restrictions around the COVID-19 pandemic, quarantine has become the gateway to making getaways happen — and hotels have caught on. By incorporating special amenities or discounts for long-term stays, guests who need to hunker down due to state-mandated quarantine rules or possible exposure to the virus can now do so in style....

July 10, 2022 · 9 min · 1866 words · Robert Fox

These Turks And Caicos Villas Are Celebrities New Favorite Place To Stay

Turks and Caicos has a reputation for being a luxurious but sleepy island getaway, but it’s also a hot spot for celebrities (think Olivia Munn, Justin Bieber, Brad Pitt, and Cara Delevingne) looking to unwind and enjoy the “simple” luxuries with their closest friends or family members. And now some, like Munn, are turning to Beach Enclave, a new collection of private luxury villas that offers vacation rental options so anyone can get the full celebrity treatment (for a price, of course)....

July 10, 2022 · 5 min · 1000 words · Jodi Teruel

This 17 Long Sleeve Maxi Dress Is Perfect For Traveling

The long-sleeve dress, made from a blend of rayon and spandex, is soft, stretchy, and crafted to look great on everyone. It also comes in 18 colors and patterns, including shades of greens, blues, and purples as well as bright and floral designs. The dress is truly meant for every occasion, from a casual night out worn with comfy shoes to a dressier party or event paired with gold jewelry. Hop on a plane wearing this dress, and you’ll be ready to set off exploring as soon as your feet hit the ground in your new locale....

July 10, 2022 · 2 min · 297 words · Danielle Bliss

This Epic Harry Potter Exhibit Sorts You Into A Hogwarts House And Mystifies Fans With Costumes Magic And More

Harry Potter has taken over Philadelphia. “Harry Potter: The Exhibition,” an all-new, interactive exhibition with behind-the-scenes looks at the book and movie’s beloved wizarding world, has opened at Philadelphia’s Franklin Institute. The exhibition brings fan-favorite places like Hagrid’s Hut, Newt’s Suitcase, and the Hogwarts castle to life through costumes and props from the movies — and there’s a touch of magic thanks to innovative design and technology elements. “This Exhibition is an incredible way for Wizarding World fans to celebrate the world of Hogwarts and beyond — bringing them up close and personal with their favorite props, costumes, creatures, sets, and more,” Peter van Roden, Senior Vice President of Warner Bros....

July 10, 2022 · 4 min · 668 words · Madeline Margulies

This Indiana Hotel Is Reopening To Guests For The First Time Since The 1970S

It’s not very common that a hotel reopens after closing its doors for a half-century, but that’s exactly the story of a newly renovated property in northern Indiana. Built in 1923, the nearly century-old Hotel Elkhart welcomed its last guests in the early 1970s, The Elkhart Truth reported. After a years-long $23 million renovation, the hotel will once again open to visitors on Sept. 28 — this time as part of Hilton’s Tapestry Collection....

July 10, 2022 · 4 min · 717 words · Richard Harris

This Pet Brand Is Making Litter Boxes And Cat Scratchers Into Actual Pieces Of Decor

At Travel + Leisure, we’re dedicated to helping you find the absolute best products to meet your needs on the road and at home. The T+L Top Picks seal is awarded to items our editors have determined to be the best buys in their category. Tuft & Paw couldn’t have entered my life a moment too soon. And if you’re also the type of person who abhors the idea of compromising your carefully curated home aesthetic (hi, Brooklyn street trash) with random plastic, brightly-colored pet toys, litter boxes, and cat scratchers, then welcome to the world of actually attractive pet accessories....

July 10, 2022 · 5 min · 885 words · Cynthia Mcdaniel

This Virtual Tour Of Hawai I Volcanoes National Park Will Make You Feel Like You Re On An Epic Island Hike Travel Leisure

While you may not be able to hop on a plane to Hawaii right now you can still pay the islands a visit right from your couch. The National Parks Service did us all a favor a few years ago by recording several truly stunning virtual experiences in spaces across the nation. The tours, each guided by an expert ranger, bring people inside and through some of America’s most treasured and unique places....

July 10, 2022 · 4 min · 700 words · Benjamin Sachse

Visit Charleston S Hotel Bennett For Vip Treatment And Southern Charm

One of Charleston’s largest hotels has a history 14 years in the making. The Hotel Bennett opened in 2019 but the initial plans for the hotel were announced way back in 2005. Owned by hotelier Michael Bennett and his company, Bennett Hospitality, the hotel is named after the Charleston-based Bennett family and is managed via a partnership with luxury hotel company Salamander Hotels and Resorts. Bennett, who has been involved in various projects over the years to renovate aging buildings throughout Charleston, has owned the land on which the hotel stands for nearly a quarter of a century....

July 10, 2022 · 5 min · 900 words · Louie Grubbs

Why Queen Elizabeth Owns All Of The Dolphins And Swans In England

Queen Elizabeth is a well-known animal lover. Over 80 years, the queen has owned an estimated 30 corgis, each just as special as the last. But her royal menagerie doesn’t stop at tiny dogs. Here are just a few of the other animals owned by Her Majesty — both living in Buckingham Palace and around the U.K. Two Sloths In 1968, the Queen became the proud owner of two sloths following a state visit to Brazil....

July 10, 2022 · 6 min · 1118 words · Luann Furches

Why You Should Get Global Entry And How It S Different Than Tsa Precheck

If you’ve ever arrived on an international flight carrying 500 passengers, you know that the line at customs can be brutally long. And when you’ve been traveling for 18 hours and have already been through two layovers, the last thing you want is to spend another hour in line waiting to officially reenter the country. Time spent in the customs line is really just time you’re never getting back—and it’s further delaying the post-flight shower you’ve been longing for....

July 10, 2022 · 8 min · 1576 words · Dorothy Kline

10 Most Underrated Things To Do In Rome

Rome’s most famous sites are as spectacular as you’ve heard — those popes and emperors knew how to put on a show — but some of the most memorable corners of the Eternal City are its least known. If you’ve already visited the city’s greatest hits, then head to these 10 under-the-radar spots next. San Clemente Rome is a layer cake of history and nowhere is it easier to see that cross section of time than the complex of San Clemente, located in the shadow of the Colosseum....

July 9, 2022 · 10 min · 2074 words · Donna Peterson

5 Best Electric Cars For Your Next Road Trip As Gas Prices Rise

If you’re on the market for a new set of wheels for your road trip adventures, we’re here to help. Not only have we rounded up a few of the best new models about to hit the market, but each one also comes with the bonus of being just a bit more environmentally friendly than its successors. From Hyundai to Hummer, automakers are going electric, and we got a taste of what’s to come during the 2022 Chicago Auto Show....

July 9, 2022 · 9 min · 1890 words · Gordon Hewitt

9 Bourbon Cocktails That Are Perfect For Summer Travel Leisure

National Bourbon Day is just around the corner on June 14, and what better way to celebrate the American whiskey than by mixing up a few bourbon cocktails? When it comes to bourbon cocktails, your mind might immediately jump to mint juleps and the Kentucky Derby, but this spirit is surprisingly versatile, perfect for a wide range of concoctions ideal for the warmer weather. Ninety-five percent of the world’s bourbon comes from Kentucky, where there are over nine million barrels of bourbon aging — that equates to about two barrels for every person living in the state....

July 9, 2022 · 6 min · 1182 words · Jason Stewart

American Airlines Launches New Class Of Cabin Service

American Airlines is launching a new class of cabin service with offerings that fit right in between its hourly shuttle flights and business class. American Airlines’ new Main Select fares bring the kind of perks you typically need status to earn. According to the airline’s recent announcement, these fares are fully refundable, offer free same-day flight changes, and allow passengers to choose from any available seat in the main cabin, including those that come with extra legroom and complimentary drinks....

July 9, 2022 · 4 min · 697 words · Damaris Fronczak

Aruba Drops All Covid 19 Travel Restrictions

The Caribbean island of Aruba became the latest destination to lift all COVID-19-related border measures, the Aruba Tourism Authority shared with Travel + Leisure on Thursday. Starting March 19, travelers will no longer be required to show proof of a negative COVID-19 test or proof of vaccination to enter the island, according to the tourism board. The decision to eliminate pre-arrival protocols was “informed by global health organizations such as the U....

July 9, 2022 · 5 min · 896 words · Santiago Firman

Best Domestic Airlines World S Best 2020

This year’s World’s Best Awards survey closed on March 2, just before widespread stay-at-home orders were implemented as a result of COVID-19. The results reflect our readers’ experiences before the pandemic, but we hope that this year’s honorees will inspire your trips to come — whenever they may be. It can sometimes feel like complaining about airlines is a truly American pastime. After all, who among us hasn’t had the disheartening experience of getting stuck in a bad seat?...

July 9, 2022 · 4 min · 706 words · Robyn Holmes

Can T Miss Places To Visit In Australia According To Australians

Editor’s Note: Travel might be complicated right now, but use our inspirational trip ideas to plan ahead for your next bucket list adventure. Australians will take any excuse to pack up and go. Whether it’s a school break, the festive season, or linking together public holidays to create an extended weekend, we love every opportunity to hit the road. When this happens, you’ll find cities emptied and highways filled as locals migrate like geese to some hallowed turf they return to each year (think sun-kissed weatherboard beach houses brimming with memories of childhood summers, a favorite retreat in the country, or even a plane ride interstate for a change of scenery)....

July 9, 2022 · 24 min · 4949 words · Daniel Tunson