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1/26/2026 The Saturday Morning Travel Post Greetings!
Welcome to The Saturday Morning Travel Post. As we step into 2026, a new year brings possibilities for adventure. Maybe this is the year you finally take that trip you've been dreaming about. Perhaps you're celebrating a milestone event. But where in the world will you go? I'm thrilled to share our latest adventures and exclusive travel experiences with you. Whether you're dreaming of a serene river cruise, a bespoke safari, or a culinary tour through Europe's finest vineyards, we're here to turn those dreams into unforgettable memories.  International dream houses where vacation living gets personal.This story is part of our collection of villa vacation inspiration. If these walls could talk, they would tell origin stories of Moroccan kings, British novelists, and Austro-Hungarian aristocrats. They would show off their backyard swimming coves and stables of Andalusian horses.
 (Mongolia) Crookes And Jackson, (Dakar) Tim White, (Chile) Nils Schlebusch, (Hudson Valley) Storm King Art Center, (Yellowstone) Brown W. Cannon III/Intersection Photos, (Stockholm) Getty Images, (Southern Italy) Patrick Locqueneux, (West Papua) Stevie Mann, (Zanzibar) Dan Kullberg A guide to chasing new horizons in the year ahead.A new year is a beautiful thing for devoted travelers: A blank calendar begs to be inked with departures to parts unknown. At Virtuoso, we’re on the case, polling our travel advisors and industry contacts for their on-the-rise, get-there-first vacation spots that deserve a slot on 2025 agendas.
Out and about in France’s second-largest city.More than 2,600 years ago, Phocaean sailor Protis traversed the Mediterranean in search of land on which to build a new city. As legend has it, his arrival at Lacydon cove coincided with a party where a local Celto-Ligurian girl, Gyptis, was choosing her husband. She picked the handsome foreign explorer, and their nuptials laid the foundation for Massalia.
 Billal Taright Mina’s guide to Egypt’s capital focuses on top-notch food.Whether he’s traveling to Egypt (his birthplace), exploring Asia, or unwinding in Hawaii, chef Michael Mina dives deep into the destination. “Wherever I go,” says the Mina Group founder, whose three-decade career has netted Michelin honors and James Beard Awards, “I like to hire a local guide to find the best nontouristy spots.”
A photographer’s view of Southeast Asia’s longest river.The humidity hits you as soon as you step outside on the Mekong – even at dawn, when I join a handful of fellow passengers leaving our air-conditioned staterooms and making our way to the top deck to catch the sunrise.
Soft landing pads in New York, Tokyo, London, and more.Uptown Revival
On a quiet, leafy street on the Upper East Side, just one block from Central Park, The Surrey originally debuted as a residence hotel in 1926. While the property, which lies within walking distance of The Met and the Guggenheim, attracted its share of high-profile guests, it didn’t radiate the same glam as the neighborhood’s other grand hotels – until now.
Evrima is unlike anything else on the seas.We haven’t even departed Athens, but already I’m toying with a few changes to the itinerary. Over the next 11 nights, my wife, Ruth, and I are set to sail to Venice by way of some of the Mediterranean’s most storied and dramatic ports. We’ve got glorious-sounding shore adventures ahead throughout Turkey, Greece, Montenegro, Croatia, and Slovenia. The only sticking point is, I’m suddenly not sure I ever want to get off this ship.
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