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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Jacksonville Opens New Fore Score Golf Tavern

3 days ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Aoife O'Riordan

I recently attended the debut of Jacksonville’s newest Fore Score Golf Tavern, a bar and restaurant brand with golf simulators. The new location showcased the best of elevated bar bites with tasty cocktails. Whether you’re an avid golfer or someone who wishes to practice swinging before hitting the actual course, this is the place to do it. Fore Score Golf Tavern features Full Swing Golf simulators, which boast cutting-edge technology.
Alaska Airlines at SFO

6 days ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Patricia Vanikiotis

We wrapped up our December trip Down Under with a business-class flight from Sydney to San Francisco on United Airlines, enjoying the Polaris fully lie-flat seat, meals and complimentary beverages, and plenty of entertainment options on the 13-hour flight. The flight was even more special in that we departed Sydney on the Southern Hemisphere’s summer solstice — Dec. 21 — and landed (thanks to the International Date Line) in San Francisco on the Northern Hemisphere’s winter solstice.
Mother-Daughter Trips for Mother’s Day and Beyond

1 week ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Kimberly Inlander

Some of my favorite travel memories involve trips with my mom, from weekend visits to Chicago (one of our shared favorite cities) to a week-long Caribbean cruise and more.
Taking a Break at The Breakers

2 weeks ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Katie Skrzek

We recently attended a wedding in Palm Beach, Florida, for my husband’s youngest cousin. She married her high school sweetheart in a fabulous event at The Breakers Palm Beach, where we all stayed for the wedding weekend getaway. The resort is a destination unto itself, with a wide range of amenities from retail shops and multiple pools to a golf course and spa.
Completing the Wine and Chocolate 5K Run

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

Last week marked the completion of another 5K race. This one was held in San Marco, a historic neighborhood in Jacksonville, Florida. As the name suggests, this race, sponsored by Asics, celebrated wine and chocolate. I ran the race with two of my friends, both of whom also took part in the Gate River Run back in early March.
Specialty Dining on Princess Cruises

2 weeks ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Patricia Vanikiotis

One aspect of cruising that cruise lines put a lot of thought, effort and investment into is the culinary experience. The largest ships carry thousands of passengers, and menus must appeal to global palates and address dietary and cultural restrictions.
Adult Easter Egg Hunts

3 weeks ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Mary Melnick

These days Easter egg hunts look a little different for my family as all of us are over 21. We don’t hunt for eggs anymore, but instead we hunt for our favorite beer, ciders or soda. This year, I chose my favorite cider, Downeast, while my brothers hunted for their favorite beers and my cousin and her boyfriend searched for their favorite sodas. We all waited inside while my mom and dad hid all the drinks in our backyard.
Cruising Fiordland National Park

3 weeks ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Patricia Vanikiotis

Although our final port on our New Zealand cruise on Princess Cruises’ Royal Princess last December was Dunedin, we weren’t quite done with the country when we sailed out of port that day. No, fortunately we had a full day to enjoy scenic cruising in stunning Fiordland National Park. The park, which was officially created in 1952 (though a large chunk of it was set aside in 1904), covers nearly 5 percent of New Zealand’s area and inhabits the far southwestern quadrant of South Island.
Stopover in South Carolina

4 weeks ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Katie Skrzek

Ahead of a family wedding in Florida, my husband and I decided to add onto our trip with a stop in Charleston, South Carolina, to visit our friend. Three of our other friends also ventured there that weekend. While we’ve visited the southern city several times over the last few years, we always find new places to explore. On this visit we stayed with our friend at her home in North Charleston.
United Airlines Launches Direct Flights from Newark to Madeira, Faro

4 weeks ago | globaltravelerusa.com | Mary Melnick

We’re calling it now: Portugal is going to be the destination of the summer thanks to a new partnership between Madeira Promotion Bureau, VisitAlgarve and United Airlines. These destinations are excited to announce the launch of two new direct flights routes from Newark (EWR) to Portugal’s Madeira (FNC) and Faro (FAO). This new expansion strengthens ties between the United States, Madeira Island and the Algarve region.