Ball Travels

If there’s one thing Travel + Leisure readers know, it’s that we should all be spending more time in Paris. Bien sûr. Évidemment. The City of Light welcomes striking new hotel talent…

From the northern beaches of Normandy down to the southern tip of Cap d’Antibes, France’s 18 regions boast more than 200 native grape varieties, 246 types of cheese (as President Charles de…

Montana’s best hotels and resorts feel wonderfully distant from the sparse aesthetic and formal feel found in similar caliber properties in cities like New York and Los Angeles. In Montana, even the…

The endless hiking trails, extraordinary lakes, and storied mountain ranges of upstate New York are a balm for busy travelers from around the world, which is perhaps what drew Travel + Leisure…

Rich in history, culture, and style, San Francisco attracts travelers of all kinds from around the world – in fact, more than 21 million people visited the city last year. If they…

San Diego is California’s second-largest city, and it trumps other urban destinations in the Golden State with its easy going coastal vibes — there may be nearly 1.5 million residents here, but…

Surrounded by water and forest, Seattle is a metropolis that still manages to feel restorative. The 150-plus days of rain it gets annually helps, making the landscape verdant and picturesque year-round, and…

For a domestic vacation beyond urban skylines, nothing compares to the sweeping vistas and seemingly inexhaustible range of activities at a top resort in the United States. This year, Travel + Leisure…

The District of Columbia is known for its plethora of museums (many of them free), landmark buildings, and seasonal cherry blossoms. Lately, the new waterfront shopping and dining complex, The Wharf, has…

There is no place in the world like NYC. You can museum-hop or see a brilliant Broadway show in Manhattan, try mouth-watering cuisine in Queens, relax at Prospect Park in Brooklyn, catch…