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A Fact-Checking Trip to Sydney Helped Min Jin Lee Understand Her American Hagwon Characters (opens the original)
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This is Write Here, a column where authors and literary luminaries tell us about the travels they took to find inspiration and create their latest books. In this installment, author Min Jin Lee recounts a factchecking trip to Sydney to polish American Hagwon, the followup to her books Free Food for Millionaires and Pachinko. In the new novel, the Kohs, devastated by the betrayal of a family friend and the 1997 Asian financial crisis, migrate from South Korea to Australia, then to the United Stat
How to Make the Most of Greeceâs Shoulder Season, According to Condé Nast Traveler Specialists (opens the original)
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This is part of Off Season Greece, a collection of guides highlighting the year-round appeal of Greece's most popular destinations, courtesy of our favorite local tastemakers. In this edition, we speak to Condé Nast Traveler's Top Travel Specialists about how to decide which off-season destination in Greece for you. As we continue to spread the good word of traveling outside of summerâpeak season for most destinations, but most of all Europeanâlet us convince you that this advice is especia
How a Homecoming to Jamaica Helped Author Marlon James Write His Newest, Booker Prize-Nominated Novel (opens the original)
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This is Write Here, a column where authors and literary luminaries tell us about the travels they took to find inspiration and create their latest books. In this installment, Booker Prize-winning author Marlon James describes returning to his hometown of Kingston to write his new novel The Disappearers. In it, a group of queer men gathered to rehearse a play experience an anti-gay hate crime, and the story follows the survivors as they navigate the 1980s and â90s in Jamaica. The riotous 640-pa
Everyone Seems to Be Taking a âFallcationâ This YearâWhat Does That Mean for Travel (opens the original)
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Fall was always my favorite time to travel. Itâs when the crowds have loosened their grip on Paris, the weather is better in Italy, and the hotel rates are lower in Marrakech. But over the last few years, Iâve noticed more and more travelers at airports near and far in September, October, and November. Indicating demand, plane tickets havenât been dipping in the same way that they used to when the leaves turned. Open any news app, and youâll see the headlines shouting from the rooftops:
5 Exciting Hotel Openings on the Mediterranean Coast That Are a Design Lover's Dream (opens the original)
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A modern Mediterranean summer has long meant white, glassy beach homes, all sleek lines, and glitz that could appear anywhere (is this Mykonos or Los Cabos or Phuket?). But this season the hottest arrivals on the coast boast design philosophies that offer a deep sense of place by centering local craft histories and heritage materials. From an old Malta palazzo turned boutique bolt-hole to a hotel that encompasses an entire island on the French Riviera, these openings demonstrate hospitality's gr
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