kate donnelly

Our 2018 Travel issues reimagined what travel writing means.

Will Horse Therapy Make You Good At Your Job?

A Guide to Puebla, Mexico, Where Gilded Churches Meet a Thriving Cultural Scen

The mood is exceptionally celebratory in Champagne, the famed, hilly region in northeast France.

Programs that use horses to teach trust-building and leadership skills have become popular across fields like business, sports and art.

A profile on the mother of all hostesses.

Over the past couple of years, it seems, Americans have discovered the joys of Mexico City en masse. What they might not know — and what stylish locals long have — is that the city of Puebla, another design-and-food-rich destination, is just a two-and-a-half-hour drive southeast.

Before the snow bunnies descend, consider a fall trip when crowds thin and days are blessed with sunshine.

The future of American cities looks mighty leafier.

El Rey Court opens.

A by-no-means exhaustive list of the things our editors (and a few contributors) find interesting on a given week.

The 24 new rooms have handwoven rugs, local ulmo wood and floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the Pacific.

This year, Colorado’s legendary Broadmoor resort turned 100 years old.

At 376 years old, the onetime Colonial French fur-trade town has morphed into a cosmopolitan city with classic European sensibilities — and it’s only an hourlong flight from New York.

In the Bahamas, a sweet little renovated hotel — tinted rose and awash in colonial history — beckons visitors with unique experiences and chic, breezy charm.