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Next year’s Summer Olympic Games in Paris are expected to draw millions of spectators. Here’s how to get tickets if you want to be one of them.
Category: Hotels and Travel Lodgings
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5 London Hotels Where You’ll Get the Royal Treatment
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If there was ever a time to splurge on a few days in the British capital, this is it. With the coronation approaching, here are some stylish places — old and new — where you can spend a certain weekend in May.
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How Much Did You Spend on Your Family Vacation?
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We took a close look at people’s vacations — what their trips cost and what they chose to spend on for travels both near and far.
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The Unexpected Joys of a Quarantine Hotel
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138 hours in solitude turned out to be just the vacation this writer needed.
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The Artist Crafting Fantastical Headpieces From Watches, Seashells and Stuffed Animals
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Plus: Roberto Lugo’s Afrocentric ceramics, wooden accessories and more from T’s cultural compendium.
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Say Goodbye to Daily Hotel Room Cleaning
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The pandemic put a pause on many hotels’ guaranteed once-a-day cleanings. Now many of them are making the change permanent, even saying guests prefer it.
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From the Musician Weyes Blood, a Moonstone Heart Necklace
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Plus: an exhibition of Stanley Whitney’s grid paintings, sculptural meditation accessories and more recommendations from T Magazine.
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George Town, Malaysia: A Jewel Box Packed With Color and Spice
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George Town, a colonial port on the island of Penang, dazzles visitors with its winding alleys, pastel-painted storefronts, sumptuously restored hotels and mouthwatering food.
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Hotels Can Be an Environment for Crime Against Women. What’s Being Done About It?
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With their closed doors and transient nature, hotels can provide an environment for crimes like sex trafficking. An incident in the middle of the night prompts a writer to ask what is being done to prevent them.