Matt Ortile

New York

Editor and Columnist at Condé Nast Traveler

or-TEE-lay 🇵🇭 Author of THE GROOM WILL KEEP HIS NAME. Editor @cntraveler. As seen in @esquire, @catapultstory, @buzzfeednews, etc.

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The French Riviera's must-see spots

1 month ago | cntravellerme.com | Matt Ortile |Lindsey Tramuta

When talking about the most quintessential luxury travel destinations, the French Riviera quickly comes to mind. Also known as the Côte d'Azur (literally azure coast), the area is a resorty strip of land along the Mediterranean Sea to which the aristocracy and well-heeled celebrities have flocked since the 18th century. It's where you'll find some of the best beaches in France, as well as some truly gorgeous villas in the South of France.
The 28 Best Cafés in Paris

1 month ago | msn.com | Lindsey Tramuta |Matt Ortile

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The 28 Best Cafés in Paris

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Lindsey Tramuta |Matt Ortile

After opening Bobi, a casual Filipino restaurant in the eleventh arrondissement, owners Jessica Gonzales and Aurélie Véchot established Kapé right around the corner, continuing their mission to introduce Paris to Filipino cuisine.
The 32 best beaches in France, from Normandy to Marseille

2 months ago | cntraveller.com | Matt Ortile |Caitlin Morton

All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. Look closely enough, and you'll find that the best beaches in France aren't all just on the famous French Riviera. Though the South of France has some pretty iconic stretches of sand – bonjour Antibes, Nice, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat – you'll find many more spots to get some sun along France's 3,400 miles of coastline.
The 32 best beaches in France, from Normandy to Marseille

2 months ago | flipboard.com | Matt Ortile |Caitlin Morton

7 hours ago17 Incredible French Castles That Look Photoshopped But Are 100% RealThere are many impressive castles in France to visit! Visiting the country without stopping to see at least one of these castles isn’t easy. Many of …22 hours ago10 Off the Beaten Path French Cities You've Probably Never Heard Of (But Need to Visit!)France is known for its iconic cities and bucket-list destinations, from Paris to Bordeaux to Nice.
The Italian Coast's Most Beautiful Towns | Condé Nast Traveler

2 months ago | cntraveler.com | Matt Ortile

For the sun-kissed, sea-washed sweet life, nothing beats a trip to Italy’s coast, whether you go to Portofino, Positano, or anywhere in between.
13 Canadian Train Vacations to Take This Year

2 months ago | cntraveler.com | Michael Kaminer |Matt Ortile

All products and listings featured on Condé Nast Traveler are independently selected by our editors. If you purchase something through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission. One of the best ways to get to know a country is traveling by rail—especially a nation as vast at Canada. Canadian train vacations come with the added bonus of gorgeous natural scenery, whether it’s the mountains of the west, seemingly infinite landscapes of the far north, or dramatic bays and cliffs of eastern Canada.
Companion Fare: Personal Essays About Traveling With Loved Ones

2 months ago | cntraveler.com | Charlie Hobbs |Matt Ortile

As special as it is to travel solo, there is a real appeal to traveling alongside a special someone. As a pair, you can create new memories, add to your repertoire of references and inside jokes (“Remember that tango class in Buenos Aires…?” or “There’s nobody in the world I’d rather be on this Vespa with”), and build a language spoken only by you two. In matters of convenience and safety too, a travel buddy can be invaluable. You can share the cramped space on the two-seat sides of the plane.
Companion Fare: Personal Essays About Traveling With Loved Ones

2 months ago | flipboard.com | Charlie Hobbs |Matt Ortile

This small BC town with rolling vineyards feels like a slice of Europe without a plane tripThis little town is where rolling hills of vineyards meet serene lakes, and it's just a road trip away from Vancouver.It's almost that time of the …
Companion Fare: Personal Essays About Traveling With Loved Ones

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Charlie Hobbs |Matt Ortile

As special as it is to travel solo, there is a real appeal to traveling alongside a special someone. As a pair, you can create new memories, add to your repertoire of references and inside jokes (“Remember that tango class in Buenos Aires…?” or “There’s nobody in the world I’d rather be on this Vespa with”), and build a language spoken only by you two. In matters of convenience and safety too, a travel buddy can be invaluable. You can share the cramped space on the two-seat sides of the plane.