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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How the New Lilo & Stitch Reimagines the original's Hawaiian backdrop

2 days ago | cntraveller.com | Kat Chen

When the plans to develop a live-action version of Lilo & Stitch were first revealed, the usual scrutiny one can expect following the announcement of a CGI remake was turned to high beams.
Best family-friendly hotels in Sicily, with top tips on travelling with children on the island

2 days ago | cntraveller.com | Rosalyn Wikeley

All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. The Sicilians are, by and large, remarkably welcoming of bambini, who are embedded in their psyche as a blessing, not an inconvenience. As such, the best family-friendly hotels in Sicily are also some of the island's most lauded. Expect cooing, overly-expressive signs of affection and a society that is unabashedly pro children being integrated into every facet of life.
These are the London hotels going above and beyond for Disabled guests

6 days ago | cntraveller.com | Rob Crossan

Hotels in the UK are very good these days at showcasing their accessibility. Some hotels do as they claim to do – treating all guests as trusted adults and going above and beyond to ensure that each person who walks through the doors is given the same level of respect and service. However, as a severely visually impaired travel writer for the last 25 years, I’ve found that nowhere near enough hotels deliver on their promises of accessibility.
I took a spontaneous trip to this Scandinavian country, and found the ultimate underrated summer escape

6 days ago | cntraveller.com | Vivienne Dovi

In a world where my brain feels constantly switched on, I’ve found myself craving escapes that prioritise peace. To my surprise, Finland's summer months offer exactly that: a tranquil remedy to the daily grind that I never saw coming. Finland wasn't the first destination that sprang to mind when planning a Scandinavian getaway. My knowledge of the country barely extended beyond glass igloos and reindeer sleigh rides – visuals that left me completely unprepared for what the summer had in store.
An expert’s guide to Scotland’s whiskey distilleries and why now is the time to make the pilgrimage

1 week ago | cntraveller.com | Mike MacEacheran

The lonely views of distillery stacks – undercut by peatlands, circled by barley fields burning gold – are ever-present. These chimneys, once raw with fire, are often visible from afar on a trip through Scotland, and, like sentinels, have watched over craftsmanship for centuries. Below, in the grainy light of still houses and steadings, maltsters, coopers and coppersmiths sustain tradition, keeping the stories and glories of single malt whisky alive.
My favourite Airbnb: where sandy toes and sensational sunsets create a feeling of inner peace

1 week ago | cntraveller.com | Sarah Leigh Bannerman

Camber Sands has long since been my favourite beach in the UK. It’s here that I visited at sunrise on my 30th birthday to brave (and squeal) my way through my first cold-water sea swim, and it’s here that I bolted to with my sister when the first 2020 UK lockdown lifted. Nowhere could have made me feel more free. Something about the vastness of the landscape when the tide rolls out, the unsaturated colour palette – soft yellow sand, washed blue skies and minty green wild grasses – feels calming.
The best hotels in Antalya, Turkey

1 week ago | cntraveller.com | Annabelle Spranklen

All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. When it comes to Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, Antalya is the scene-stealer, and the best hotels in Antalya are a reflection of its beauty. Here, the Taurus Mountains tumble into dazzling azures, and ancient ruins hide behind beach cabanas. Once known mainly for its mega-resorts and all-you-can-eat buffets, this stretch of sun-drenched coastline has had a glow-up.
8 best camping tents to buy in time for the festival season 2025

1 week ago | cntraveller.com | Iona Brannon

Your choice of shelter can make or break your outdoor experience, and there are so many options to choose from depending on your needs and environment. Picking the right camping tent can get complicated fast and so we looked to the US Traveler team to help us narrow down the top options, who called in some American wilderness experts to assist. If these tents can handle a spell in the US western backcountry, they'll be more than ready to serve you during this year's Glastonbury weekender.
On Location: production designer Martyn John on Fountain of Youth's globetrotting

1 week ago | cntraveller.com | Tamara Southward

Last we heard from Martyn John, he was receiving an Emmy nomination for his imaginative work on The Gentlemen. Now, he’s (re)joined forces with his longtime collaborator Guy Ritchie for Fountain of Youth, which follows two siblings (John Krasinski and Natalie Portman) on a cross-continent heist to find the mythological Fountain.
In London, the many lives of Turkish food

1 week ago | cntraveller.com | Lale Arikoglu

Take a walk along Green Lanes, a seemingly nondescript stretch of main road that slices through northeast London, and the scent of smoky charcoal soon becomes intoxicating. It unfurls from within the many ocakbaşıs (grill houses) and kebab shops that occupy the street’s small, brightly lit storefronts, where hulks of meat spin majestically on skewers and freshly-made pide is methodically slid in and out of ovens.