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Wild Horses, a Private Wave and Nobody Else: Inside Nihi Sumba, the Resort That Ruined Every Other Beach for Us

Twice named the best hotel in the world, Nihi Sumba sits on an Indonesian island twice the size of Bali with a fraction of its visitors. Here is how to get there, which villa to pick, when to go and what it really costs. Picture this: the sun is dropping into the Indian Ocean, a bottle of house wine is open on your deck, and a string of…

Claire Bevington · 10 min read

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The Only Hotel on Mustique Is the Caribbean Escape You Thought Had Disappeared

Cotton House trades a giant resort map for 17 rooms, a private-island rhythm and one unusually important arrival plan. Here is what discerning travelers should know before booking. There are Caribbean resorts that give you a wristband, a breakfast buffet and a laminated map because nobody could reasonably remember where 400 rooms are…

Claire Bevington · 9 min read

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The Desert Resort Where the Kardashians Hide and the Nearest Traffic Light Is 25 Minutes Away

Spot number three on our list of ten: Amangiri, a 34-suite concrete hideaway built into 900 acres of southern Utah slot-canyon country, where the pool wraps around a rock escarpment and the price includes almost everything. This is the third deep-dive in our series on the ten most quietly extraordinary places in the world — the ones…

Nico Calder · 8 min read

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Your Card Says It Will Evacuate You. It Never Said It Would Bring You Home.

A client couple told us they already had medical evacuation coverage — free with their Chase Sapphire Preferred. They do have something. It is not the same thing. Here are the three differences that decide how your emergency actually ends. Here is how this post got written. We ran a piece a few weeks back about medical evacuation — the…

Dana Kirsch · 7 min read

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The Hotel on the Grand Canal Where Celebrities Actually Get Married

Aman Venice is not a hotel you stumble into. It is a 16th-century palazzo on the Grand Canal with a private jetty, a walled garden, and a guest list that reads like a Met Gala seating chart. Here is what it is like to stay where the Clooneys and Bezoses said I do. This is the second deep-dive in our series on the ten most quietly…

Nico Calder · 6 min read

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Starlink Mini for $16 a Month: What It Actually Does That Your Phone Cannot

An email is making the rounds: Starlink Mini Kit for $16 a month, then you own it. Before you click "Order Now," here is how it compares to the phone in your pocket — and who actually needs it. An email landed in a lot of inboxes this week: the Starlink Mini Kit for $16 a month for 12 months , then you own it. Service plans start at $55…

Dana Kirsch · 6 min read

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The Amalfi Coast Restaurant You Reach by Boat — And the Pasta That Waits at the Dock

A family-run beach club in Nerano, Italy, where spaghetti alla Nerano was perfected, the deck chairs face the Tyrrhenian Sea, and the only thing better than the food is the arrival. There is a moment on the water when Positano disappears behind you and the coastline turns quiet. The speedboat slows. The captain points toward a wooden…

Dana Kirsch · 6 min read

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The 10 Places the People-in-the-Know Actually Go

Not the top of anyone's Google search. A new travel series — one spot at a time, revealed slowly. A few months ago, Dana White — the UFC's billionaire boss — was asked about his favorite restaurant in the world. He didn't say Nobu. He didn't say a Michelin three-star. He named Conca del Sogno — a beach-club lunch spot on the Amalfi…

Nico Calder · 9 min read

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The Travel 'What-If' That Can Wreck Your Whole Trip — And the Fix Nobody Talks About

You finally have the time and money to travel like you mean it. But one fall, one missed flight, or one medical surprise abroad can turn the dream into a financial nightmare. Here's the travel safety net most people skip — and why companies like Medjet exist. After decades of two-week vacations crammed into a carry-on, you’ve earned the…

Dana Kirsch · 6 min read

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