The 1 in 10 Project
Spotlighting the 1 in 10 people worldwide who work in jobs connected directly or indirectly with tourism.
News & Advice
Why Using a Travel Specialist Is More Important Than Ever
A skilled travel fixer can craft an unforgettable experience—and manage logistics under even the trickiest of circumstances.
By CNT Editors
Women Who Travel
Women in the Travel Industry Are Bearing the Brunt of the Pandemic's Economic Hardships
Women hospitality workers are facing lower pay, lost medical benefits, and delayed retirement.
By Jessica Puckett
News & Advice
Introducing the 1 in 10 Project
It's our way of celebrating the people of travel—and sharing their tips and insights with you—as we look ahead to life after the pandemic.
By Jesse Ashlock
News & Advice
Walking Around In: A Condé Nast Traveler Video Series
Travel insiders take us to their favorite places in our new video series.
By CNT Editors
Style & Culture
The Ups and Downs of Being an Independent Bookseller During the Pandemic
Independent bookstores are a cornerstone of our travels—how will they look after the pandemic?
By Danielle Bauter
The New Front Lines
How hospitality industry jobs have changed, for better and worse.
News & Advice
How Helicopter Tours Are Getting Guests Into the Sky During COVID-19
From Hawaii to Las Vegas, helicopter tours are running again—but the experience has evolved.
By Jessica Puckett
Hotels and Resorts
Maldives Resorts Are Open, But Things Are Hardly Normal for Employees
The Maldives was one of the first countries to welcome tourists back—here's what that's meant for industry workers.
By Travis Levius
Adventure
Travelers Are Flocking Outdoors, but Trekking Guides Are Still Struggling
The pandemic has wrought challenges for trekking tours—and the guides that lead them.
By Sebastian Modak
Adventure
How Ski Instructors Are Dealing With COVID-Era Changes
Skiers and riders may feel safe hitting the slopes this season, but what about ski resort employees?
By Sarah Kuta
Where I Work
The future of travel, according to those working through the pandemic.
Adventure
A Ski Instructor on Why Body Language Is Now a Huge Part of Teaching
"There’s more emphasis now on body language than ever before, like knowing when a student is getting frustrated and needs to take a break."
By Ashlea Halpern
Places to Stay
A Hotel Masseuse on How the Loss of Touch Has Impacted Us All
“People have been storing things up this past year; they come to us to help them release.”
By Ashlea Halpern
Places to Stay
How Luxury Hotels Are Staying Clean, According to a Housekeeping Director
“We say we have three levels of guests: COVID-sensitive, COVID-cautious, and COVID-fatigued. But we’re cleaning as if every guest is COVID-sensitive.”
By Ashlea Halpern
News & Advice
Why Private Yachting Is on the Rise, According to a Charter Captain
“It’s a fantastic way to be self-sufficient in your own little bubble.”
By Ashlea Halpern
Day-Off Diaries
News & Advice
How to Spend a Day in Marrakech, According to the City's Chicest Hotelier
Meryanne Loum-Martin, owner of boutique hotel Jnane Tamsna, shares her insider’s guide to the city, from design stores to DJ sets.
By Erin Florio
News & Advice
How a Charleston Guide Reckons with the City’s Past—and Celebrates Its Present
Toby Smith, who leads tours at the McLeod Plantation, shares the neighborhood she frequents and the sites of reflection she visits.
By Erin Florio
Islands & Beaches
The Can't-Miss Surf Spots on Hawaii's Big Island, According to a Water-Sports Pro
Plus, where to grab the best poke and hear late-night live music.
By Erin Florio
News & Advice
When Rio’s Carnaval Returns, the Message of Black Resistance Will Be Stronger than Ever
The absence of Rio de Janeiro's vibrant parade is both a financial and emotional loss for Black Brazilians.
By Kiratiana Freelon
Walking Around In
Travel insiders take us to their favorite places in our new video series.
Walking Around In Accra
Akosua Shirley and Enyo Bruku, curators at Tastemakers Africa, show us to Black Star Square, Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, and the Center for National Culture before ending the day with a cold drink in Jamestown, one of the oldest districts in Accra.
Walking Around in Marrakech
Maana Travel CEO and Co-Founder Hamza Eddahbi takes us through Marrakech to the Museum Yves Saint Laurent and the Majorelle Gardens, and gives us a peek inside a secret oasis tucked away in the medina.
Walking Around in Cuba
Art specialist Martha Alicia González Puíg brings us to Old Havana, hitting up some of her favorite spots such as Plaza de Armas and Plaza Vieja.
Walking Around in Hong Kong
Wild China Travel co-founder Albert Ng shows us what a day in Hong Kong looks like, taking us through Causeway Bay to Victoria Peak, the tallest point in Hong Kong.
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