Singita Grumeti Reserves: Paul Tudor Jones turned a problematic plot of South African land he’d bought in 2003 into a luxury safari experience in the heart of Africa’s untamed wilderness. Air-conditioned tents

Vancouver has always been a cosmopolitan, Pacific Rim outpost surrounded by the natural splendor of British Columbia. The XXI Olympic Winter Games are expected to draw 5,500 athletes and officials, 250,000 spectators

No. 1: 21C Museum Hotel, Louisville, Kentucky The top-scoring property in the United States, in what was once tobacco and bourbon warehouses, has 9,000 square feet of exhibition space filled with contemporary

With fuel costs soaring and environmental conservation in vogue, the bicycle is making a comeback in many cities, becoming a major part of urban transportation plans. Men’s Web site AskMen.com has come

Sure, you want to tone up and slim down, but who wants to use those precious vacation days working out? Luckily, you can combine your desire to get into shape with your

A jittery blend of airborne vigilantism, the eight-year wear of security-line stare downs and the Christmas confirmation that our protectors are not fully protecting us seems to have stoked a fresh outbreak

U.S. airlines, set to start reporting quarterly losses next week, are likely to offer more evidence of returning business travel demand as the industry gropes its way out of the 2009 economic

Many well-known sites around the world, including the haunting Jordan desert valley of Wadi Rum — made famous in the cinema classic “Lawrence of Arabia” — are plagued by tourists, poor planning

Months after the crash, Doreen Welsh had a panic attack when she inhaled a little water in the shower. Anastasia Sosa no longer finds swimming fun — it feels too much like

This year’s Super Bowl is in Miami, but all South Florida wants to play. The region’s three international airports give visitors the flexibility to try a variety of beaches, restaurants and social