Condé Nast Traveller

Condé Nast Traveller is a high-end travel magazine brought to you by Condé Nast Publications Ltd, based in Vogue House at Hanover Square in Mayfair, London. This magazine caters to discerning, independent travelers looking for luxurious experiences. One key distinction from its American counterpart is the UK spelling of "Traveller." The content primarily focuses on original articles and features tailored for a UK audience, although some pieces from the US edition are adapted and included. Renowned for its quality, the magazine has been honored with 25 National Magazine Awards, showcasing its excellence in luxury and lifestyle travel reporting.

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Airbnb just made it so you now no longer need to book a hotel to enjoy a five-star experience

1 day ago | cntraveller.com | Charley Ward

Airbnb just made opting for a homestay on your next trip a lot more appealing. With the launch of its new Services offering, the brand has made it much easier for guests to combine the privacy of an Airbnb stay with the amenities of a hotel – without even needing to don your slippers to head to the on-site spa. While we’ve long been fans of the brand’s ‘live like a local’ ethos, checking in inevitably meant taking a more DIY approach to your travels than when booking a hotel room.
Can you move to an open seat on a plane? We asked flight attendants

1 day ago | cntraveller.com | Jessica Puckett

On board a plane, personal space – even the tiniest bit of extra elbow room – is a luxury. So it’s understandable that when most passengers see an empty row or vacant spot on the aisle, they want to claim it for themselves. Even the most etiquette-minded fliers might be tempted to slyly trade a middle seat with armrest hogs on either side for an unoccupied section just a couple rows away. However, not only is this rude, according to flight attendants, it could also be a serious safety violation.
Where was Mr Loverman filmed? A guide to the hit BBC series

1 day ago | cntraveller.com | Connor Sturges

Mr Loverman stole viewers' hearts when it aired in October 2025, inviting us on a journey of complicated love and heartbreak across both sides of the Atlantic. The BBC TV series, created alongside Fable Pictures and adapted from British-Nigerian author Bernardine Evaristo’s seventh novel of the same name, invited us into Antiguan-born Londoner Barrington Jedidiah Walker’s world.
Expedia's new travel tool lets you turn Instagram reels into travel itineraries - we tested it out

2 days ago | cntraveller.com | Olivia Morelli

The excitement of booking a holiday can dissipate all too quickly when faced with the task of planning the trip. Trying to squeeze in all the must-visit sights, figure out which restaurants or bars to prioritise, and plan any excursions you’d like to do takes some serious organisation – so anything that can help take the pressure off is always welcome. Travel booking company Expedia may have just launched the answer with its new Trip Matching feature.
The calmest holiday destinations in Europe: 10 chilled-out hotspots

3 days ago | cntraveller.com | Connor Sturges

Where do you find your calm? Is it deep in a forest, the only sound that of sprightly birds tweeting gently overhead? On a secret beach, having clambered down a rockface in search of a quiet spot to lay your towel? Or face-down on a massage bed, drifting off as spa therapists ease the stresses of modern life with a spread of essential oils? Wherever your preferred quiet place is, the benefits of a ‘calmcation’ – a calming holiday, that is – are undeniable.
On the Road to Shangri-La: exploring the wild, wondrous landscapes of Yunnan

3 days ago | cntraveller.com | Chris Schalkx

“They’d come from there,” said Qing Lao, pointing a leathery finger at the snow-cloaked mountains from where the caravans would appear. We were in Niding, a tiny hamlet cradled by the mountains of northern Yunnan, in the southwest of China, drinking yak-butter tea around Lao’s kitchen stove. I was coaxing him to dive deeper into his memory.
Filming ‘The Surfer’: sharks, Nicolas Cage’s prop rat and the pull of nostalgia

5 days ago | cntraveller.com | Tamara Southward

In Irish filmmaker Lorcan Finnegan’s The Surfer, even the world’s most vast and beautiful beaches can feel claustrophobic. In the film, the Surfer (played by Nicolas Cage) brings his son to his childhood surfing spot in Western Australia – while also bidding on his old family home – only to be pushed to the edge by a domineering group of local surfers.
Best villas in Bodrum, Turkey 2025

6 days ago | cntraveller.com | Ruby Deevoy

All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. Finding the best villas in Bodrum is no easy feat – there are so many exceptional properties to choose from. Home to two of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, best-in-class spa facilities, hidden bays and an abundance of upscale boutiques and artisanal markets, the Bodrum Peninsula offers the perfect combination of decadence, history and natural beauty.
17 best beaches in Barcelona

6 days ago | cntraveller.com | Gemma Askham

A huge part of Barcelona’s appeal is being a city with a beach, though, actually, it’s “beaches”. Barceloneta is the coastal celebrity here, famously lively and convenient, but there are many more (less populated) spots to spread your beach towel on. From sandy bays with family-friendly surf, to tiny rocky coves found a short train ride away, don’t miss exploring more of the coastline. Where first? Read on to discover lesser-known beaches that will whet your appetite for getting your toes wet.
Everything you need to know about the Philippines' digital nomad visa

1 week ago | cntraveller.com | Connor Sturges

Imagine the scene. You’re tapping away at your latest project or rearranging the expenses spreadsheet. However, instead of concrete walls and pigeons as views and the sound of the communal coffee machine spitting in anticipation of another breakdown, you’re peeking over your screen at sparkling seas and talcum white-sand beaches. No, this isn’t a cry for help – rather, the exciting news that the Philippines is the latest parasitical destination to launch a digital nomad visa.