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1 week ago | travelandleisure-es.com | Chelsee Lowe |Liliana Ortiz

Las autopistas de California atraviesan algunos de los paisajes más increíbles del mundo—y en algunos casos, incluso te llevan por un recorrido oloroso. Justo al este de la Bahía de Monterey, la autopista 101 cruza el pequeño pueblo de Gilroy, California, hogar de poco más de 58 mil 000 personas. Sin embargo, lo más probable es que huelas Gilroy antes de verlo: el penetrante aroma del ajo seguro te alcanzará, incluso si llevas las ventanas cerradas.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Chelsee Lowe

Kate Moss’ Best-Ever Glastonbury Outfits—And Where to Shop ThemI trawled the Glastonbury archives so you don’t have to It’s hard to overstate the impact Kate Moss’ wardrobe has had on millennials like me. Just …

2 weeks ago | travelandleisure.com | Chelsee Lowe

After a three-year hiatus, the Gilroy Garlic Festival will take place this year from July 25 to 27. Visitors can expect cooking classes, live music, lots of garlicky cuisine—including the event's iconic garlic ice cream—and more. California’s highways cross through some of the world’s most incredible scenery—and in some cases, they'll even take you on an odoriferous journey.

2 weeks ago | travelagewest.com | Chelsee Lowe

In today’s hyper-digital world, we consume content at a considerable clip, and that content influences our conversations, our thoughts, what we buy and what we book. Over the last decade, the travel industry has seen the impact of pop culture as a motivator for consumer purchasing decisions. Most recently, “The White Lotus” HBO Original television series, which filmed in Maui, Sicily and Thailand across its three seasons, fueled incredible travel demand for those destinations.

3 weeks ago | travelagewest.com | Chelsee Lowe

Zion National Park in southern Utah is one of America’s most-visited public lands — in 2024, it welcomed nearly 5 million visitors, second only to Great Smoky Mountains National Park (which is more than four times Zion’s size). The brilliant red sandstone formations of Zion are a topographical treasure, with striated sedimentary layers made across millions of years from flowing waters and uplifting earth.