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From art in São Paulo to hiking on the shores of Lake Baikal, FT travel writers share their finds (and disappointments) of the year
Early snow and plummeting temperatures have brought challenges — and cold feet — but the shepherd and author wouldn’t miss it
Formed from 25 historic canal houses, the Pulitzer Amsterdam has been relaunched following a 16-month redesign
The World Cheese Awards was designed to break the dominance of industrially produced cheese
This weekend’s launch of an amibitious new arts centre marks a key stage in the rebirth of the Faena District
A new virtual reality experience lets anyone explore the mountain, but how does it compare to the real thing?
Four Seasons’ new package lets guests tour its hotels in Italy and the French Riviera at the wheel of a classic
At a glittering party last week, Donatella Versace launched her new hotel — a neoclassical palazzo shimmering in the heat of Dubai
From the best boogie-boarding bays to the coolest clubs and cocktails
Mezcal’s growing popularity in hip cocktail bars around the world is drawing visitors to its source — rustic distilleries in the hills of Oaxaca
The markets, which open this weekend, offer tradition, Gemütlichkeit and some very obscure gifts
Early snowfall in the Alps, a billionaire’s bed and breakfast, and United’s new ‘basic economy’ class
Fares for the next generation of aircraft will be more accessible
Upheavals abroad boost numbers but undermine push for a higher-quality model
Apartment group owned by Harry Triguboff allegedly prevented negative reviews
Wilbur Smith explains why he never flies without a steak knife
Astronaut Chris Hadfield explains why he never flies without a guitar
Yotel at Charles de Gaulle airport; charter flights to the Alps; the world’s largest plane visits the Americas
The Greek island is known for the rare and expensive spice
Hacienda hotels offer a short cut to the soul of the country — and an antidote to the fripperies of the hospitality industry
Mike Carter puts his life in the hands of a celebrated bushman for an adventure through Australia’s wild far north
A ‘personal jet’ achieves FAA certification and an airline sets record for the shortest international flight
The city of Leuven is celebrating the quincentenary of the concept’s origin with a range of exhibitions
A new programme allows visitors to spend hours alongside the animals in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest
The city where the skyscraper was born is a treat for architecture fans, who can now stay inside two seminal buildings
