A new generation of young chefs is turning Lyon, France’s tradition-bound second city, into a destination for creative cooking. Here’s where to start your gluttony tour.
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The Middle Seat
When Airline CEOs Try the Cheap Seats
The leaders of Delta and American defend the tightest sections of their planes while sitting in them.
Readers of The Wall Street Journal are seasoned air travelers. What better source could there be to identify the best airports?
Off Duty Travel
A Guide to Croatia’s Island Hideouts
How to choose a hideaway among Croatia’s thousand-plus islands? We zero in on four options, from a rustic-chic farmhouse to the buzziest beach resort on the Dalmatian Coast.
The island’s astonishing diversity of cultures, landscapes and species has long attracted adventure seekers chasing a different type of experience.
The Middle Seat
The Most Important Factors for a Comfortable Flight
The little choices airlines make designing their seats can make a huge difference in your journey.
Journal Concierge
Not-the-Same-Old Insider’s Guide to Newport, R.I.
Secret spots in this fashionable seaport—including an overlooked colonial mansion, a shipyard for superyachts and the best new farm-to-table restaurant in town.
Off Duty Travel
The Great American Road Trip Goes Luxe—For Better or Worse
Travel companies are seriously upgrading the old-fashioned road trip—devising itineraries so deluxe and detailed all you have to do is get behind the wheel.
The Middle Seat
Changes to Starwood’s Popular Rewards Card Vex Travelers
Users of the SPG Amex card will earn one-third fewer reward points when Starwood’s new owner Marriott merges the card into its own loyalty program.
The pier restaurants on Italy’s Abruzzo coast still serve some of the nation’s most succulent meals. Here, three well worth scoping out
Off Duty Travel
The Toughest Half-Marathon You’ll Want to Plan a Trip Around
With rhinos, lions and armed guards at the ready, Kenya’s Safaricom Marathon isn’t your typical destination race—it’s way more exhilarating. Plus: 4 other vacation-worthy marathons.
Off Duty Travel
Summer Getaways That You Don’t Need To Sweat Over
Left your vacation planning to the last minute? For a classic and great-value summer holiday, consider one of these 5 unexpected holiday havens.
Off Duty Travel
The Best of Budapest: A Guide for Strategic Travelers
How do you make easy work of sightseeing in Hungary’s meandering metropolis? Follow our district-by-district guide to find the coolest quarters, Communist-era curiosities and a matzo ball soup that’s alone worth the trip.
The Middle Seat
The Airline Fee That Exists for No Apparent Reason
Beware “carrier-imposed fees” on international flights when searching for frequent-flier award tickets. Why hide a fare as a fee?
Far & Away
An Intimate—and High-Tech—Look at Lions
In Tanzania, National Geographic photographer Michael “Nick” Nichols pioneered the use of drones to get never-before-seen angles of big cats.
Covering 8,000 miles, the Citroën-Haardt Trans-Asiatic Expedition of 1931 sought to open up the route to cars.
Far & Away
America’s Coolest Drinking City
It’s actually two: The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul are home to award-winning beverages.
Short on time? Not a problem for those looking to experience Frankfurt’s culture and history in a weekend or even a few hours.
Off Duty Travel
An Unmissable Outdoor Adventure in Canada’s Gulf Islands
On a kayaking trip around British Columbia’s Gulf Islands, the paddlers keep one eye out for killer whales, but it is the sounds of the wilderness they savor most.
Katherine Maher was on the road 200 days last year, crisscrossing the globe from Buenos Aires to Cairo. Up next? Berlin, Lyon and Cape Town, for Wiki’s annual conference. This is how she does it.
