Conde nast traveler

Born and raised in the Catalonian capital, the co-founder and creative director of Rowse lets us in on where to find the best shared plates, natural wines, and creative nourishment.

Carnival. Street parties. Christ the Redeemer. Samba. Soccer. Beaches. Rio de Janeiro is a megacity and it’s got it all. (That’s not a dumb millennial word I made up, it really is called a megacity). Rio de Janeiro has a ton of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own unique vibe. With a historical center, beaches and favelas, the city is incredibly diverse. This self-guided walking tour of Rio will take you through the Centro and Lapa neighborhoods and treat you to the best of Rio's…

Take a walk on the wild side. It’s fun, we promise. 🐅 Design by @gcdinteriors Photo by @selaviephotocommercial | Instagram

@cntravelerspain The Saronic Island, Greece Photo: kris_the_captain Art director: @angel_perea_malo

Discover moments of awe at Enchantment Resort in Sedona, AZ, a secluded vacation spot in Boynton Canyon where you can reconnect with yourself.

All over the world, the demand for exclusive travel experiences is booming—from yacht charters and full-service villas to off-the-book itineraries. travelers are avoiding the crowds while seeking out bespoke cultural immersions curated by well-connected local experts who can promise access, intimacy, and free rein.

Coming your way this August, an issue on the art of travelling slow, travelling well. Follow Chandrahas Choudhury (@chandrahaschoudhury) into the hills of Kodaikanal to meet kindred souls who care for everything from tomatoes to tombstones; join Stanley Stewart (@stanleystewart.writer) on his return to Mongolian steppes; journey with Noo Saro-Wiwa (@noo.saro.wiwa) to meet the people reviving Rwanda and learn about the realities of foraging in India–Diya Kohli (@diyak) gets into the weeds…

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Traveler editor in chief Pilar Guzmán reveals the magazine's new logo—an update on a 27-year-old look. "A good logo must feel as though it’s been around forever."

From buzzy city neighbourhoods to sweeping coastal paths.