Juan Pedro Jiménez greeted our group by taking each woman’s hand as though he was going to kiss it, but instead bowed and placed it close to his forehead, saying “Señora.” The men got a firm handshake and “Caballero.” We didn’t need our translators to tell us we were...
Attending the Santa Fe Opera is not merely an evening of music and theater. It’s talent, creativity, architecture and the powers and beauty of nature coming together. Sounds unique? There’s nothing else like it. Still, an evening at the Santa Fe Opera is very...
Note: This article has been updated as of July 2026. The start of a new year brings with it loads of changes to how people make their way around the world. Some of these changes started in 2025 but with grace periods that are now ending in 2026. Others are new or hit...
Writer Meryl Pearlstein takes us to Spain for a culinary exploration through a varied, historic and thriving region, Aragón. Following Garnacha Through Aragón From Zaragoza’s vermouth bars to the mountain landscapes of Teruel and Albarracín, a journey through Aragón...
Travel is a gift but the way your body handles it may make you want to return that gift. In this sponsored post, learn some practical tips for why the way we eat and drink while traveling can either have us come home looking and feeling haggard or refreshed. ...
