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Each year, the Economist Intelligence Unit’s (EIU) Global Livability Index offers a glimpse into the destinations where quality of life is highest around the world. Evaluating 173 cities across five key categories: stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education, and infrastructure, the 2026 rankings, highlighted by Travel + Leisure (T+L) reveal a mix of European an...


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Here in the U.S. we often hear about the continuously thriving food scenes in popular cities like New York, Los Angeles or Miami, but some lesser known cities are also nurturing burgeoning culinary scenes with offerings from professional chefs and under-the-radar dives where you can have the meal of your life. Here are some of [...]

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A new Qantas flight taking 22 hours is slated to begin running on a nonstop route between Sydney and London in 2027. Called Project Sunrise, this endeavor has been years in the making. It’s a joint effort between Qantas, Airbus, and aviation researchers to better understand aircraft design and how it can improve passenger wellbeing [...]

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The Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum’s “Inclusive Love” thematic tour explores more than five centuries of Western art through stories of LGBTQ+ identity, desire, and self-expression. As a self-guided permanent audio tour, it reframes familiar masterpieces to reveal queer narratives that have long existed alongside the heteronormative narratives so commonly portrayed in art...


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A group of bipartisan U.S. lawmakers have renewed their efforts to enact legislation to permanently ban in-flight voice calls. The proposed Quiet Skies Act would require the Federal Aviation Administration to finalize long-delayed regulations prohibiting voice calls on commercial flights within 180 days. Congress first directed the FAA to study the issue in 2018, but with [.....


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