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Luxury travel news for January 16, 2020

The city’s government doesn’t want sex workers to be treated as a tourist attraction.

Put on your party hats! To mark a decade of traveling deeper, we’re going behind the scenes.

Storybook castles, leafy country retreats in deep Provence, and contemporary palaces—France’s new hotels mix new and old.

From a scenic Surrey garden to a sprawling palace in Oxfordshire, these are places where many scenes of “Bridgerton” were shot—and where fans of the hit Netflix show can frolic like 19th-century royals.

With new beach clubs on the sands of Pampelonne, a cornucopia of summery restaurants, posh new hotels, and some impressive art and entertainment events on the docket, this jet-set haven on the French Riviera has never been hotter.

Recent headlines have drawn attention to naming conventions and mapping technology. But maps have always been political, experts say.

Aimed at groups and families, Element hotels’ new Studio Commons rooms connect four private guest rooms to a shared kitchen and living room.

While people often synonymize Napa and Sonoma with California wine, some of the most exciting wines in the Golden State are today coming out of California’s Central Coast.

This cluster of Caribbean islands escaped the wrath of 2017’s hurricanes and is open for business. With its unusual wildlife, unsullied beaches, and air perfumed with cinnamon and nutmeg, there’s no better time to go.

The journey of a thousand Belgian beers starts with a single sup.

Two hundred days of winter. Two whole months where the sun never rises above the horizon. Temperatures that can drop to 20 degrees below zero. Welcome to Finland, the “Happiest Country in the World.”

Look beyond traditional travel companies to book your next outdoor adventure.

Travel with Paul Gauguin Cruises to capture these dreamy South Pacific moments yourself.

At these five spots, contemporary street art and cultural heritage go hand-in-hand.