In the Ore Mountains of Saxony, in eastern Germany, skilled wood turners and carvers create the wooden ornaments and decorations that fill Christmas markets all over Germany.

New products make thoughtful and useful gifts to keep traveling friends and family safe and comfortable.

As things start slowly to open and we all begin to travel again, it will be a different world from the one we once knew.

Guest rooms in this charming inn take advantage of the building’s history as a church, with dramatic stained-glass windows and architectural details.

Overlooking the treetops of Provincetown, the dunes of Cape Cod National Seashore and the open ocean, Land’s End Inn is well named.

Modern style and Old World grace combine in Portugal’s island of Madeira

In my world there’s no more beautiful view than the snowcapped peaks of New Hampshire’s Presidential Range white against a blue morning sky.

In southern New Brunswick, just outside the busy cruise port of Saint John, we found comfort and fine dining in an elegant Victorian inn on a quiet, leafy street in Rothesay.

Augustus the Strong, who ruled Saxony in the 16th century, dreamed of making Dresden a “Venice on the Elbe” and set about creating a cultural center of lavish palaces and riverside prospects.

The prestigious Inns Along the Coast dot Maine’s scenic shore from the southern beach town of Kennebunkport to Bar Harbor, just outside of Acadia National Park.

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