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The Most Outrageous New Hotel Designs
Want to know what the hotels of the future will look like? Since 2006, Radical Innovation, an Atlanta-based nonprofit specializing in the nexus of hospitality and design, stages a global competition to reimagine the travel industry—from minimalist properties to luxury resorts. The organization then connects creators with developers and investors to bring their concepts to life. This year’s Radical Innovation winners range from a rotating cliffside pod hotel to a subterranean desert resort. |
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Forbes Travel Guide’s Hottest New Las Vegas Restaurants
Tourism may be down in Las Vegas this year, but that hasn’t stopped Sin City from betting on new restaurants to lure them back. The editors of Forbes Travel Guide recently revealed the best new restaurants in Las Vegas—from a new Mediterranean offering from chef José Andrés at Caesars Palace to a Four Sixes Ranch steakhouse inspired by Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan’s actual ranch in Texas. |
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| “Skiing combines outdoor fun with knocking down trees with your face.” | | — Dave Barry |
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Travel Wise
Passengers traveling through hundreds of U.S. airports may no longer be required to remove liquids larger than 3.4 ounces from carry-on bags during screening, thanks to the latest X-ray technology—but it’s too soon to scrap the Transportation Security Administration policy nationwide, according to aviation security experts. While the TSA says it is “aggressively” looking into changing its liquids policy, here’s what the new technology means for travelers. |
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