Kristin Tice Studeman
Kristin Tice Studeman is a CNTraveler.com contributor based in New York City. Her work has also appeared in Vogue, The New York Times, WSJ, and ELLE.com.
A Solo Traveler’s Guide to Napa Valley
Tastings rooms have reopened, and going it alone may be the best way to visit this popular destination.
Lululemon's New Concierge Tells You Where to Work Out (And Can Get You Free Classes)
Lululemon has introduced a new health and fitness-based concierge service at its NYC flagship. Contributing writer Kristin Tice Studeman tested it out.
The Cool Raincoat Everyone in Amsterdam Is Wearing Right Now
Lightweight and stylish, Rains' collection of jackets are the travel essential you didn’t know you needed.
The World’s Most Over-the-Top Malls (and How To Shop Them)
Most malls pretty much serve just one purpose: shopping (ok, and maybe picking up a Cinnabon). But these megamalls around the globe, from Minnesota to Dubai, are cultural and entertainment destinations for activities including skiing (yes, skiing), golfing, dining, swimming with sharks, and more. Whether you're looking for something fun to do with the family over the holidays, or in search of a last-minute present, making a purchase is only part of the fun.
Why Healdsburg's Food Scene Is One of the Best in California Wine Country
It has a lot to do with award-winning chef Charlie Palmer, who shares his favorite places to dine out in his Sonoma County hometown.
Chardonnay by Chanel: Fashion Wineries Around the World
Wine has always been in fashion, but these days more than ever, it seems fashion is getting into wine. A few weeks ago, Chanel, Inc. made big news with its purchase of Napa Valley winery St. Supery. You might be surprised to know, however, that the label has two other wineries to its name, and it has plenty of good (chic) company in the winemaking business from fellow fashion houses like Ferragamo and Bulgari. And the list goes on from there—Cavalli does wine, Cartier has its own private Champagne label, Renzo Rosso has his Diesel Farm wine collection, etc. Vino and fashion are two of life’s greatest pleasures, so it would only make sense that the two blend. Here are eight wineries around the world helmed by style titans.
Denver's 'Coolest' New Hotel Could Double As a Museum
Denver's newest hotel is so art-obsessed that it ran out of room to display it and had to leave some Warhols in storage.
The Best Hiking Trails in Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Jackson Hole isn't just a ski destination—it also features some of the best hiking trails in the country. Here are five of the most scenic and adventurous hikes to take this summer.
Noma Chef René Redzepi’s Guide to Eating in Tokyo
Noma chef Rene Redzepi is about to close the book on his Tokyo pop-up restaurant—but before he does, Condé Nast Traveler sat down with the chef to get his recommendations on Tokyo’s best eats.
A Food Lover’s Guide to Berlin
Chef Pierre Gagnaire, who runs Les Solistes at the Waldorf Astoria Berlin, tells us what to eat and where in the German capital.
Which Airline Has the Worst Food? We Asked a Chef
Chef Christopher Kostow, who helms Michelin-rated The Restaurant at Meadowood in Napa, dishes on food trends and in-flight dining.
Do Cannes Like a Celeb: Where to Eat, Drink, and Mingle
The stars have descended on the South of France for the Cannes International Film Festival. Find out where Justin Bieber, Rita Ora, Cate Blanchett, and America Ferrara have been hanging out in Cannes this year.
Why You Should Dress Up For a Flight, According to Designer Misha Nonoo
New York-based designer Misha Nonoo chats about her airport style, her favorite souvenirs, and the spots on her travel bucket list.
The Dallas Art Fair Founders' Guide to Art in Dallas
The founders of the Dallas Art Fair tell us where to catch the latest additions to the city's amazing art scene (and where to eat and drink after).
Skip Marrakech. This is the City You Need to Visit in Morocco
The bustling medinas of Marrakech or Tangier can be overwhelming and tiring. Cue the gentle charms of Chefchaouen, a.k.a the Blue City.
Travel and Pack Like A Makeup Artist: Stila's Sarah Lucero On Her Beauty Essentials
Celebrity Makeup Artist Sarah Lucero talks beauty finds and how to pack them.
The Most Annoying Fliers Are Inattentive Parents and Rear-Seat Kickers
We all have our little travel pet peeves, but in a new study from Expedia, inattentive parents were voted the most offensive passengers.
Why Alex Thomson, Yacht Sailor Extraordinaire, Thinks You Shouldn't Ever Recline Your Airplane Seat
Hugo Boss-sponsored British sailor Alex Thomson on sailing around the world solo on a yacht, tackling the Vendee Globe competition, eating astronaut food, and more.