Connor Sturges

1 day ago | cntraveler.com | Connor Sturges

As people the world over mourn the passing of Pope Francis and visit the Holy See to pay homage, here’s what to know about traveling to Rome and the Vatican City right now.

1 week ago | cntraveler.com | Connor Sturges

Air New Zealand has revealed a series of sleek new uniforms created by New Zealand-born designer Emilia Wickstead. The new wardrobe, set to be worn by around 6,000 staff members on their worldwide adventures, feature bespoke hand-painted prints from tā moko artist Te Rangitu Netana, who is best known for developing the Māori tattoo into an internationally recognized art form over the past three decades. New Zealand-born designer Emilia Wickstead designed the national carrier's latest unifroms.

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Connor Sturges

17 hours ago16 hours, 10 time zones, no regrets: How to fly ultra-long-haul without losing your mindThe flight between Doha, Qatar, and Auckland, New Zealand, is one of the longest in the world – a seemingly never-ending journey that crosses 10 time zones in 16 hours. How do you choose the right airline for an ultra-long-haul flight like that? It's not an abstract question.

1 week ago | cntraveller.com | Connor Sturges

The buzziest clubs in London are welcome retreats often hidden out of sight from the hustle and bustle of daily life. On dancefloors across the city, in subterranean spaces and through secret doors, limbs climb through layers of wispy smoke and strobe lights, appearing like mirages to onlookers who quench their thirst at the bar. In some venues, confetti tumbles from the rafters – in other nightclubs, the mention of such a spectacle is met with furrowed brows.

1 week ago | cntraveller.com | Connor Sturges

Air New Zealand, winner of best airline in the world in Condé Nast Traveller’s 2024 Readers’ Choice Awards, has revealed a series of sleek new uniforms designed by Emilia Wickstead. The new designs, set to be worn by around 6,000 staff on their worldwide adventures, feature bespoke hand-painted prints from tā moko artist Te Rangitu Netana, who is best known for developing the Maori tattoo into an internationally recognised art form over the past three decades.