Global Traveler Magazine

Global Traveler boasts an impressive readership of nearly 300,000, targeting wealthy, frequent travelers based in the U.S. Research from MediaMark shows that the average reader has a net worth of around $2 million, with half of them being CEOs or business owners. On average, they take nine domestic flights each year and 93% frequently travel abroad, primarily in first or business class. Over 55% of these travelers prefer to stay in 4- and 5-star accommodations, averaging about 60 nights annually. In addition to its 12 monthly issues, Global Traveler publishes four special editions: the Leisure Lifestyle Edition, the Global City Guidebook, the Class Act Guide, and The Trazee Book. Each year, the publication also presents several awards, including the GT Tested Reader Survey awards, the Leisure Lifestyle Awards, and the Wines on the Wing awards.

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Sipping and Sampling for a Cause

2 weeks ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Patricia Vanikiotis

Last Saturday evening my husband and I and our friends and neighbors, Steve and Theresa, made our way to the Centennial Golf Club in Medford, Oregon, for the eighth annual Southern Oregon Classic. This two-day event encompasses a golf tournament on the first day and a “culinary feast” on the second day.
Cookbook Club - Global Traveler

2 weeks ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Katie Skrzek

The women on my husband’s side of the family decided to start a cookbook club as a way to connect over a shared love of food. Much like a book club where the group reads and discusses an agreed-upon book, we pick a cookbook and each takes turns picking and making a recipe. It’s a great way to spend time together, especially for those who live farther away. At the suggestion of some people in the group, we decided on By Heart.
Enduring a Florida Heatwave with Dancin' in the Street

2 weeks ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Aoife O'Riordan

A few weeks ago, Jacksonville (along with several other cities in Florida) suffered a week-long heatwave. Temperatures reached stifling levels of 96–98 degrees Fahrenheit, and while Florida and summer often mean hot weather, it never usually reaches temperatures like that. That said, in the midst of the heatwave, Neptune Beach still hosted its annual Dancin’ in the Street event. This all-day festival brings local bands to various stages along the streets of Neptune Beach.
PDX Dinner and a Show

2 weeks ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Patricia Vanikiotis

My husband and I made a quick midweek trip to Portland this week and managed to squeeze in some quality time with friends, family and each other in the two days and two nights we were there. Harry enjoyed a night out with several friends from his high school days one night while I enjoyed time with our granddaughters.
Peru Adventure, Part 2

3 weeks ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Mary Melnick

In my last blog, I recapped my first day in Peru, you can read it here in case you missed it. Now let’s get into Day Two!Day Two started with an early-morning breakfast before hopping on the boat to head to the Tambopata National Reserve and Sandoval Lake. We had about a 2-mile walk through the Tambopata National Reserve in order to get to the lake.
Spring Saturday Wining

3 weeks ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Patricia Vanikiotis

Last week I wrote about the first day of our return trip to Walla Walla, Washington, after a two-year absence. That day we really put in only a half-day of tasting . . . all quality, of course! On Saturday, though, we started out early and made it to several favorites before ending the day with a nice dinner out. What made the day even better was that we shared it with long-time friends Tim and Teri.
Memorial Day Weekend Staycation

4 weeks ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Katie Skrzek

I kicked off Memorial Day weekend with some of the GT team in Miami, Florida, at the Leisure Lifestyle Awards event. We enjoyed a team sunset cruise before celebrating the winners at our annual event. It was a great start to the long weekend!Once back home in New Jersey, I enjoyed a staycation for the three-day weekend. My husband and I noticed many of our friends and family also decided to stay local for the holiday, so we took advantage and spent time with other staycationers.
Discover the Dazzling Beauty of Amalfi’s Legendary Cave

1 month ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Brandon Schultz

Just a few miles from the Amalfi Coast, the Emerald Grotto (Grotta dello Smeraldo) offers a rare spectacle: a cavern where sunlight transforms seawater into a gorgeous green glow and emerald tones shimmer up cave walls. Discovered in 1932, this previously hidden wonder near Conca dei Marini remains a lesser-known attraction than Capri’s crowded Blue Grotto but offers striking beauty in what is often a quieter, more intimate experience far from the Capri crowds.
Williamsburg Inn Review

1 month ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Brandon Schultz

You don’t have to love brass chandeliers or brocade to appreciate what Williamsburg Inn does best: delivering a polished, unpretentious stay amid America’s most iconic living history museum. This is where you check in for traditional luxury without feeling like you’re trapped in a time capsule. The Queen stayed here (twice), and so did Eisenhower, but you’re not here to make history. You’re here to enjoy it, on your own terms.
A Sun-Soaked Bachelorette in St. Petersburg, Florida

1 month ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Aoife O'Riordan

A few weeks ago I headed down to St. Petersburg, Florida, for my best friend’s bachelorette party. As maid of honor, I (along with the matron of honor) planned the entire trip, from selecting the destination to securing a vacation rental to crafting an itinerary to fit the theme of Margs and Matrimony. I had never actually been to St. Petersburg or St. Petersburg Beach before, so I was beyond excited. The property we rented via VRBO was lovely.