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6 days ago | 
traveler.es | Hannah Towey
Si eres uno de los 39 millones de viajeros que, según las estimaciones, van a viajar al popular destino del Sudeste Asiático durante 2025, te interesará saberlo todo sobre la Tarjeta de Llegada Digital de Tailandia (TDAC por sus siglas en inglés), el nuevo formulario que se requiere para entrar al país.
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1 week ago | 
vogue.com.tw | Hannah Towey |Chara Yu
泰國的夜生活、療癒系水療飯店、迷人海灘與那股讓人上癮的chill感，早就是全球旅人心中的夢幻清單。尤其是自從《白蓮花大飯店》第二季播出後，泰國的熱度再度升溫。若你也計劃在2025年造訪這個東南亞旅遊熱點，那你得先了解：泰國入境政策正式改變了。 2025年5月起，泰國全新入境規定 從 2025年5月1日 起，所有外國旅客（包含觀光、商務、長期居留）必須在出發前72小時內，線上填寫「Thailand Digital Arrival Card（TDAC）泰國數位入境卡」。這項規定適用於經由空路、陸路與海路入境的所有非泰國籍人士。 美國駐泰國大使館也已在四月發出旅遊提醒，強調此措施是強制性，唯有以下兩種情況可豁免： 僅經泰國轉機，且不入境者； 使用邊境通行證（Border Pass）入境者。 如何線上申請TDAC 你可以透過泰國移民局官方網站（https://tdac.immigration.go.th/manual/en/index.html）完成TDAC線上申請。整個流程約需10分鐘內完成，簡單明瞭： 你需要準備以下資料： 有效護照資訊 個人基本資料（國籍、出生日期等）...
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1 week ago | 
cntraveler.com | Hannah Towey
All products and listings featured on Condé Nast Traveler are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. As of Friday May 2, Newark Airport continues to battle with rampant flight delays due to a combination of staffing shortages, equipment issues, runway construction, and wind conditions.
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1 week ago | 
cntravellerme.com | Hannah Towey
Travellers can’t get enough of Thailand’s buzzy nightlife, spectacular beaches, and of course, its White Lotus-featured wellness resorts and spas. If you’re one of the 39 million people who are estimated to visit the Southeast Asian nation in 2025, listen up: there’s a new immigration requirement that tourists are now required to complete in advance of their trip.
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2 weeks ago | 
cntraveler.com | Hannah Towey
Travelers can’t get enough of Thailand’s buzzy nightlife, spectacular beaches, and of course, its White Lotus-featured wellness resorts and spas. If you’re one of the 39 million people who are estimated to visit the Southeast Asian nation in 2025, listen up: there’s a new immigration requirement tourists are now required to complete in advance of their trip.
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2 weeks ago | 
cntraveler.com | Hannah Towey
All products and listings featured on Condé Nast Traveler are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. I went on my first solo vacation in 1997, when I was 24 or 25 years old. I had just gotten my first TV show, The Dish, on Lifetime. I had worked really hard and made a nice amount of money, so I wanted to take myself somewhere lovely.
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2 weeks ago | 
flipboard.com | Hannah Towey
I've Stayed at Nearly Every Resort in Aruba—This Is the One I Can't Stop Thinking AboutAs someone who has visited Aruba more than 30 times, here's why I think Bucuti & Tara, an adults-only resort set on one of the island's best beaches, stands out from the rest. Bucuti & Tara This adults-only resort captures the charm of Aruba paired with modern-day amenities. • Bucuti & Tara caters to …
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2 weeks ago | 
cntraveller.de | Arati Menon |Hannah Towey
Quiet Places: Warum wir uns danach sehnen und wo wir die schönsten – und ruhigsten – Reiseziele gefunden haben. Die Ruhe, so scheint es, entgleitet uns immer mehr. Die meisten von uns sind jeden Tag umgeben von Sirenen, Baulärm, Autohupen, dröhnender Musik – einer lautstarken, kakophonischen Umgebung, die nur wenig Raum lässt für Besinnung und die es dem Geist kaum noch ermöglicht, zur Ruhe zu kommen. Gordon Hempton ist Akustikökologe und Mitbegründer der gemeinnützigen Organisation Quiet Parks.
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3 weeks ago | 
cntraveller.com | Arati Menon |Hannah Towey
This is part of Seeking Quiet, a collection of stories that highlights our quest for stillness in an increasingly noisy world. Quietude, it would appear, is slipping away from us. In the cacophonous environment that most of us inhabit – full of sirens, construction noise, car horns, and blaring music – the space for reflection, a still mind, is getting ever smaller.
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3 weeks ago | 
cntraveller.in | Arati Menon |Hannah Towey
Quietude, it would appear, is slipping away from us. In the cacophonous environment that most of us inhabit—full of sirens, construction noise, car horns, and blaring music—the space for reflection, a still mind, is getting ever smaller. Gordon Hempton, an acoustic ecologist and cofounder of nonprofit Quiet Parks, separates “quiet” and complete “silence,” although the words are often used by us interchangeably.
