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4 weeks ago | travelandleisure.com | Gisela Williams |Flora Stubbs |Lane Nieset |Marcia DeSanctis

When only an international escape will do, these 26 properties—from a jungle-meets-beach paradise in Madagascar to a windswept wildlife retreat in Argentina—answer the call. Repurposed from a previous life as a mid-range all-inclusive into a Marriott Luxury Collection resort, the adults-only Almare offers a much-needed shot in the arm to sleepy Isla Mujeres, across a peaceful bay from the buzz of Cancun.

1 month ago | guide.michelin.com | Lane Nieset

Le printemps marque officiellement le début de la saison des festivals, lorsque les plus grands noms de la scène musicale internationale et les talents émergents courent pour se produire de scène en scène, des incontournables festivals de Coachella en Californie ou Glastonbury au Royaume-Uni, à des lieux plus intimistes en bord de mer comme Ondalinda au Monténégro.

1 month ago | guide.michelin.com | Lane Nieset

Spring officially marks the start of festival season, when some of the world’s biggest acts and emerging artists hit the road playing main stages everywhere from classics like Coachella in California and Glastonbury in the United Kingdom to smaller, more curated seaside spots like Montenegro.

1 month ago | travelandleisure.com | Lane Nieset

Photo: Travel + Leisure Paris Fashion Week heralds in the unofficial start of spring. While fashion editors and influencers have traded heavy winter coats for breezy blazers and sexy sheer skirts, the weather hasn’t quite gotten that balmy yet in France. That’s where layers come in: Parisians have a skill for delicately draping sumptuous silk and lace over tougher textiles like leather and suede. The result? An effortlessly polished look that’s ready for any temperature.

2 months ago | gulfshorelife.com | Lane Nieset

Magic carpets may be a creation of Middle Eastern folk tales like One Thousand and One Nights and Aladdin, but the mythical, treasure-filled caves in which they were discovered weren’t far off from the opulent palaces of the First Persian Empire. More than two millennia ago, these royal residences were lined with decorative carpets, and today, Persian rugs continue to carry an unmatched sense of artistry and heritage.