Paul Brady
News Director at Travel + Leisure
Articles Editor at @TravelLeisure. Former @Skift, @CNTraveler, @HuffPostTravel, @Fortnighter, @OysterHotels and @Jaunted. He/him
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3 weeks ago |
travelandleisure.com | Paul Brady
Colorful town of Cochem, Germany along the Rhine River. Credit: Freeartist/Getty Images National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions will launch European river cruises in 2026, with two different itineraries on the Rhine River that will visit iconic destinations including Amsterdam; Cologne, Germany; and Strasbourg, France.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Paul Brady
National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions will launch European river cruises in 2026, with two different itineraries on the Rhine River that will visit iconic destinations including Amsterdam; Cologne, Germany; and Strasbourg, France. While Lindblad has offered other river cruises in the past—on the Nile, for example—the new Europe trips will be the first of their kind for the nearly 60-year-old company, CEO Natalya Leahy told Travel + Leisure.
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4 weeks ago |
travelandleisure.com | Paul Brady
From left: Royal Mansour Casablanca; Hassan II Mosque. Credit: From left: Cyrille Robin/Courtesy of Royal Mansour Casablanca; Chris Wallace Casablanca has long had something of an all-business, no-play reputation. That’s finally changing, says Amine Hannaoui, vice president of the arts nonprofit Alouane Bladi. “Ten years ago, we had no tourism, but now the city has a story,” he said, while showing me several dozen of the city’s dynamic street murals.
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1 month ago |
travelandleisure.com | Lila Harron Battis |Dobrina Zhekova |Paul Brady
Not all U.S. road trips are created equal—some lead to the best new resorts in the country. These hotels, all opened in the last year, show travelers luxurious Lowcountry living in South Carolina, a Florida Keys resort with a lazy river, and a manor hotel on 90 acres, just an hour’s drive from Manhattan.
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1 month ago |
travelandleisureasia.com | Paul Brady
One of the top small-ship cruise lines in the world just announced an ambitious expansion plan for the years ahead with three new vessels. Emerald Cruises, which operates the popular luxury yachts Emerald Azzurra and Emerald Sakara, says it will build two more similar-sized, ocean-going vessels in the coming years. That’s on top of a planned yacht, Emerald Kaia, that’s scheduled to launch in 2026.
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