Did you play golf this summer? Where's your favorite vacation spot to play? Here's some favorites listed in Virtuoso Life's June issue. [photo credit] This photo was taken by Gleneagles’ PGA Centenary Course in Scotland! READ MORE

Into stargazing? Enjoy private verandas for night-sky viewing at Longitude 131° in Australia. Every other night, the resort’s astronomy team joins guests for stargazing after a sunset dinner atop the dunes, and sleeping under the stars is encouraged: Staff set up king-size swags (sleeping bags) on your veranda’s daybed. READ MORE

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Did you know that the 43-room Casa Angelina on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, you can sign up for a session with local potters from Ceramiche Parlato to decorate and glaze your own ceramic tiles, which is a signature of this region? Find out about 7 hotels where kids and adults can learn. READ MORE

With diners growing more discerning than ever, destination restaurants have become as important to hoteliers as spa treatments and thread counts. These days, some of the most anticipated establishments debut in hotels – all the more appealing for guests, as the concierge can likely fit them in, so they don’t have to wait months for a reservation. Here are a few of our favorite openings in Las Vegas, New York, Atlanta & Miami. READ MORE

Discover five sun-kissed towns where life revolves around the seaside. READ MORE

London, 5 Ways - Whatever your travel personality, find a hotel to match. READ MORE

Go kayaking in the sparkle of Puerto Rico’s bioluminescent bays, touch noses with dolphins in the Polynesian paradise of Moorea, or swim out to a hammock suspended over a lagoon in the Maldives. From Aruba to Aitutaki, an island vacation is the stuff dreams are made of.  READ MORE

When to go, what to do, and where to stay. READ MORE

Miami ’s six concourses serve as a gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean. Recently, its biggest tenant, American Airlines, finished up the $3 billion North Terminal project, resulting in the streamlined, high-ceiling Concourse D. READ MORE 

Did you know that at the 43-room Casa Angelina on Italy’s Amalfi Coast, you can sign up for a session with local potters from Ceramiche Parlato to decorate and glaze your own ceramic tiles? Find out about 7 Hotels where kids and adults can learn. READ MORE

From "Best Achievement in Design" to the "Best Culinary Experience" read about the top Hotel's in the world. READ MORE

The lush, mountainous Caribbean island has always had good soil and a favorable climate, but its history skews far more industrial than agricultural. READ MORE

At the Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Resort & Camp, 25 rescued elephants freely roam the resort's 180 acres. Three new family suites make the property -- which offers adventures like elephant walks and cooking classes -- even more popular for families. MORE DETAILS

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In effort to continue elevating customer service to fliers, TSA's online support will include private conversations over Facebook Messenger- the first federal agency to do so.  READ MORE

For how incredibly easy a private jet would make your life, the idea of chartering one just sounds like a lot of effort. Fortunately for you, it really isn't. READ MORE

As trusted travel advisors, we help couples choose the right destination, find a venue, negotiate hotel rates, book rooms, arrange flights and transfers, review contracts, manage logistics for off-site parties, plan activities and excursions, and coordinate with the hotel wedding planner, who usually focuses on details for the actual wedding. READ MORE

Business travelers, rejoice! We've found the best way to apply for TSA Pre✓™ and it may actually make you smile. READ MORE

You already know that flying private saves time, is incredibly convenient and can be more cost affective, but there's a few more spoonfuls of icing on the cake.  READ MORE

As American travelers continue to visit Cuba under “people-to-people” educational programs, voyages aboard true sailing vessels promise to keep the experience real. Here are three ways to get on board.READ MORE

Train Journeys in Canada, Switzerland, India, and Australia. READ MORE

The trick to great family travel: Keep everyone happy. Enter the hotel pool. Here, four of our favorites for the whole family. READ MORE

The Luggage Issue - Tips and tricks for arriving with all your bags. READ MORE

Travel Photo Pro Tips. Make your cell phone shots stand out online.  READ MORE

Grab your Tropezienes and a glass of rose for Virtuoso's guide to the French Riviera.  Read tips on Cannes, Nice, Coeur Riviera, Monaco and more.  CLICK HERE

Mekong River - With biodiversity second only to the Amazon’s – including 1,300 known species of fish – the Mekong River winds some 3,050 miles across Southeast Asia. Along the banks of this “River of the Nine Dragons,” travelers find ruins from the ancient kingdoms of Siam and Khmer, remote Buddhist stupas and temples, remnants of colonial empires, and a way of life largely untouched by time. READ MORE

Here are five tips for your next visit to Saint-Tropez.CLICK HERE

What could be better than a remote island for delicious disconnection? Cue an entire necklace of isles, to beachcomb, snorkel, bike, loaf around, swim, hike, and otherwise discover at your leisure. Of the myriad sun-splashed archipelagos around the world, we offer five favorite havens for recharge, release, and relaxation, each with its own personality and vibe. No matter which you pick, you can’t go wrong – archipelagos offer an island for everyone. READ MORE

While the modern miracle of air travel makes it possible to soar to the other side of the world in a matter of hours, the swift traversing of time zones can result in everything from insomnia and exhaustion to headaches, nausea, and disorientation.  READ MORE

1.5 million acres comprise not only the largest protected subtropical wetlands in the U.S., but also one of the most diverse habitats on the planet. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage site, Everglades National Park hosts some 1,300 species of flora – including cacti, bromeliads, and nearly 40 types of orchids.  READ MORE

From the first balloon ride in 1783 over Versailles (passengers: a sheep, a duck, and a rooster)to businessman-explorer Steve Fossett’s solo circumnavigation of the world in 2002, hot-air ballooning has inspired countless adventurersto reach for the skies. And rightly so: Whether it’s hearing the initial whoosh of the balloon’s burner, seeing the sunrise from midair, or raising a celebratory Champagne toast back on terra firma, humankind’s original means of air travel has the power to transport like no other form of flight. READ MORE

In this compact, active city of flat terrain and narrow bridges, bicycles are as elemental to everyday life as the glittering canals and scent of herring. Amsterdam’s roughly 811,000 residents own more than 880,000 bikes, and by daybreak the streets clink and whoosh with pedal power, rain or shine.  READ MORE

Enjoy the 10th anniversary edition of Virtuoso Life. Over the past decade, tens of thousands responded to the Travel Dreams Survey, sharing the way you long to see the world.  Here, this year's top experiences, and how to make them a reality. CLICK HERE TO READ

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