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Conde Nast Traveler

July/August 2021
Magazine

Condé Nast Traveler magazine is filled with the travel secrets of celebrated writers and sophisticated travelers. Each monthly issue features breathtaking destinations, including the finest art, architecture, fashion, culture, cuisine, lodgings, and shopping. With Condé Nast Traveler as your guide, you'll discover the best islands, cities, spas, castles, and cruises.

EDITOR’S LETTER

what travel means to us now • THE POST-PANDEMIC PLACES WE MOST WANT TO VISIT, WHO WE’LL GO WITH, AND HOW WE PLAN TO GET THERE

NORTHEAST KINGDOM • New England’s shoreline has been an all-American summer destination since the earliest days of the republic, but for a region that is unapologetically rooted in the past, there’s a remarkable amount of change afoot. Here’s what you need to know as this swath of the East Coast jumps into the season

SECOND TIME AROUND • A clutch of new restaurants and hideaways is upping the ante in Uruguay’s José Ignacio

THE INN CROWD • Denmark’s traditional seaside hotels are being reimagined with food and flair to draw the next generation of vacationers

THE SCIENTIST’S APPRENTICES • Researchers like Allison Cusick are recruiting cruise passengers to help them carry out their life’s work

This River Is Your River • Some of the world’s best waterways are in America’s backyard. And new cruise launches are making it easier than ever to explore them

RUNG TO RUNG ALONG THE IRON WAY • Via ferratas have helped amateur hikers tackle the Alps for decades. Now, they are catching on stateside

WHERE TO FIND THE VIA FERRATAS

LET’S GET TOGETHER • After more than a year stuck in our pared-down pods, we’re all dying to burst out of our bubbles and celebrate somewhere new—and these three fresh rentals are great options for getting the party started

Great Escape • In an overlooked corner of Oregon, Hannah Wallace finds hike-in resorts, smart design, and surprisingly good pizza

Into the Deep • Near the north shore of the Dominican Republic, Darrell Hartman joins migrating humpbacks for the swim of a lifetime

A Sunshine State of Mind • When COVID-19 shut down the world, Erin Florio found her eyes opened to the everyday wonders around her parents’ place in Florida

This Coast Is Clear • On a visit to her home country, Sarah Khan recruits a friend to drive South Africa’s emptiest stretch

Head Space • For the most intrepid travelers, exploration has more to do with mental resilience than trying to reach a destination.

HEART OF THE LAND

GOING UP THE RIVER • There is much more to the mighty Mississippi than what they teach in school, Ashlea Halpern discovers

Road Shows • This year, for the first time in over a decade, the Department of Transportation anointed a fresh set of National Scenic Byways—beautiful, culturally significant routes that are perfect for long, leisurely drives. Here, four of our favorite newbies.

INTO THE GREAT WIDE OPEN • Amid the craggy mountain peaks and under-the-radar vineyards of Colorado’s Western Slope, Jill K. Robinson finds her happy place

SLEEP AWAY • Think of boat-in camping as the outdoorsy version of arriving at a hotel via water taxi

WHAT’S LOST IN THE LAKE • For Maggie Shipstead, Michigan’s Leelanau Peninsula is a vital backdrop for her family’s story

LOCAL LEADERS • Indigenous-driven companies offer an essential point of view for travelers to native lands

WHERE FREEDOM RINGS • As Americans turn inward to reexamine our shared history, we should look to the U.S. Civil Rights Trail to learn how to move forward, says Deborah D. Douglas

Happy Trails • Biking and hiking through national and state parks let travelers get even closer to nature. Here, four routes to ride or...


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Frequency: Every other month Pages: 98 Publisher: Conde Nast US Edition: July/August 2021

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: July 6, 2021

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English

Condé Nast Traveler magazine is filled with the travel secrets of celebrated writers and sophisticated travelers. Each monthly issue features breathtaking destinations, including the finest art, architecture, fashion, culture, cuisine, lodgings, and shopping. With Condé Nast Traveler as your guide, you'll discover the best islands, cities, spas, castles, and cruises.

EDITOR’S LETTER

what travel means to us now • THE POST-PANDEMIC PLACES WE MOST WANT TO VISIT, WHO WE’LL GO WITH, AND HOW WE PLAN TO GET THERE

NORTHEAST KINGDOM • New England’s shoreline has been an all-American summer destination since the earliest days of the republic, but for a region that is unapologetically rooted in the past, there’s a remarkable amount of change afoot. Here’s what you need to know as this swath of the East Coast jumps into the season

SECOND TIME AROUND • A clutch of new restaurants and hideaways is upping the ante in Uruguay’s José Ignacio

THE INN CROWD • Denmark’s traditional seaside hotels are being reimagined with food and flair to draw the next generation of vacationers

THE SCIENTIST’S APPRENTICES • Researchers like Allison Cusick are recruiting cruise passengers to help them carry out their life’s work

This River Is Your River • Some of the world’s best waterways are in America’s backyard. And new cruise launches are making it easier than ever to explore them

RUNG TO RUNG ALONG THE IRON WAY • Via ferratas have helped amateur hikers tackle the Alps for decades. Now, they are catching on stateside

WHERE TO FIND THE VIA FERRATAS

LET’S GET TOGETHER • After more than a year stuck in our pared-down pods, we’re all dying to burst out of our bubbles and celebrate somewhere new—and these three fresh rentals are great options for getting the party started

Great Escape • In an overlooked corner of Oregon, Hannah Wallace finds hike-in resorts, smart design, and surprisingly good pizza

Into the Deep • Near the north shore of the Dominican Republic, Darrell Hartman joins migrating humpbacks for the swim of a lifetime

A Sunshine State of Mind • When COVID-19 shut down the world, Erin Florio found her eyes opened to the everyday wonders around her parents’ place in Florida

This Coast Is Clear • On a visit to her home country, Sarah Khan recruits a friend to drive South Africa’s emptiest stretch

Head Space • For the most intrepid travelers, exploration has more to do with mental resilience than trying to reach a destination.

HEART OF THE LAND

GOING UP THE RIVER • There is much more to the mighty Mississippi than what they teach in school, Ashlea Halpern discovers

Road Shows • This year, for the first time in over a decade, the Department of Transportation anointed a fresh set of National Scenic Byways—beautiful, culturally significant routes that are perfect for long, leisurely drives. Here, four of our favorite newbies.

INTO THE GREAT WIDE OPEN • Amid the craggy mountain peaks and under-the-radar vineyards of Colorado’s Western Slope, Jill K. Robinson finds her happy place

SLEEP AWAY • Think of boat-in camping as the outdoorsy version of arriving at a hotel via water taxi

WHAT’S LOST IN THE LAKE • For Maggie Shipstead, Michigan’s Leelanau Peninsula is a vital backdrop for her family’s story

LOCAL LEADERS • Indigenous-driven companies offer an essential point of view for travelers to native lands

WHERE FREEDOM RINGS • As Americans turn inward to reexamine our shared history, we should look to the U.S. Civil Rights Trail to learn how to move forward, says Deborah D. Douglas

Happy Trails • Biking and hiking through national and state parks let travelers get even closer to nature. Here, four routes to ride or...


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