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How to Build a Custom Sauna at Home (opens the original)
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Most homes in Finland have a sauna. Across the pond in America, the tradition is gaining a heat of its own. As more health-conscious Americans embrace the Finnish way of wellness, the appeal of having a sauna at home has never been bigger. And for those with the space – and the budget – to install one, a custom design offers the ultimate expression of the experience. “A genuinely bespoke sauna should be entirely individual,” says sauna designer Erin Hickman of Finnmark Saunas, which has designed
Digital Detox Vacation: The Best Luxury Hotels for Switching Off (opens the original)
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Once upon a time, a hotel with unreliable Wi-Fi was a (big) problem; now it’s a selling point. These days, you’d be hard-pressed to book a hotel without expecting fast, free Wi-Fi. In fact, listing it as an amenity feels almost redundant – like advertising that the room has electricity. Thankfully, we also seem to be past the era of hotels charging a premium just so you could send a WhatsApp or download the latest episode of The Gentlemen. But the problem with all that is, for all our insistence
Monaco Yacht Show 2026: The Biggest and Most Exciting Yacht Debuts (opens the original)
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With more than 100 superyachts gathered in Port Hercule, the Monaco Yacht Show is not short of extravagant boats. This year’s fleet includes 43 yachts delivered in 2026, with new arrivals ranging from 79 ft to Lürssen’s 336-ft Nixie. Among the established names and brokerage listings are a handful of yachts that caught our eye – whether making their world debut, appearing at a yacht show for the first time, or arriving into the Principality fresh from a major rebuild. Leviathan, OceancoMeasuring
The Best Winery Hotels and Winery Stays Around the World (opens the original)
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Auberge du Soleil began life as a restaurant in 1981, and wine remains at the heart of the property – perhaps that should be a given, though, considering the 50-room resort sits surrounded by 33 acres of gardens, olive groves, and vineyards in Napa Valley’s Rutherford Hill. The onsite (and creatively named) The Restaurant holds an extensive 15,000-bottle cellar, with French-influenced Californian cooking designed to make the most of it. Guests can arrange custom wine tastings through the hotel o
Inside the Rise of Brain Wearable Tech (opens the original)
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All products featured on Elite Traveler are independently selected by our editors. We may receive a commission from products or services purchased through these links. We have become remarkably good at measuring the body. We’re regularly tracking our sleep, heart rate, recovery, blood oxygen, and glucose, all through devices small enough to disappear beneath a shirt cuff or around a finger. The next step in quantifying the self, then, is the organ controlling it all. Consumer neurotechnology is
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