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What's New, What's Hot is Travel Weekly's look at useful and fun travel gadgets, edited by Joe Rosen. First up, the LazyBonezz Portable Feeder. This foldable pet feeder bowl allows you to travel light when you are accompanied on a trip by your pet dog or cat. The bowl, which holds approximately 30 ounces (about four cups) of food or water when open, zips into a compact shape for easy and secure transport. Moreover, the product comes with a lobster claw clasp so that you can clip it to your bag or luggage, making it convenient when Fido needs it.What's New, What's Hot: September 2016
The South Street Seaport district is emblematic of the mix of old and new that visitors find in lower Manhattan. Above, Front Street.
USA / Canada
Lower Manhattan rebirth
What's New, What's Hot is Travel Weekly's look at useful and fun travel gadgets, edited by Joe Rosen. First up, the GoSleep Travel System. Travelers in cramped circumstances may have found relief from sleepless hours and stiff necks in this two-in-one product. It comprises a memory foam pillow and a unique sleep mask designed to prevent the head-bobbing that jolts you awake just as you are falling asleep. Also included are a zippered carrying case and an elastic cord and toggles to secure the mask to a seat or adjustable headrest.What's New, What's Hot: August 2016
Travel Weekly got a sneak peek of the Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown, set to open Sept. 19. The 189-room hotel takes up the first 24 floors of the 82-story tower, while 157 private residences occupy the rest. Designed by architect Robert A.M. Stern, the property will include the Wolfgang Puck-helmed restaurant Cut as well as amenities such as this 75-foot-long indoor pool.
Hotel News
A first look at the Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown
Hotel News
Supplied video: Aloft Hotels unveils voice-activated guestrooms
Travel Weekly's annual Global Travel Marketplace opened Sunday in Hollywood, Fla. The event brings together top-producing travel sellers with suppliers for one-on-one meetings and product seminars. Here, the main show floor at GTM, where agents sit still while suppliers rotate for a series of six-minute appointments.GTM opens in Hollywood, Fla.
Award-winning photographer and Masters Series contributor Mark Edward Harris traveled to Lanai, nicknamed the Pineapple Isle for its former role as a pineapple plantation, to explore the slightly off-the-beaten-path island. While it doesn't boast the highest peak in the Hawaiian chain (Lana'ihale is 3,366 feet) nor is it the largest on any scale at 141 square miles, visitors will discover many fascinating sites worthy of exploration. Keahikawelo, also known as the Garden of the Gods, is located seven miles from Lanai City.
Hawaii Travel
The hidden treasures of Lanai
USA / Canada
Taking it for a spin
As all eyes are on Rio for the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, photojournalist Mark Edward Harris takes us on a photographic tour of the country to show that Brazil is also home to the world's largest wetland area, a wildlife and ecotourism paradise.
Central / South America Travel
Exploring Brazil's Pantanal
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