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Hotel · Sevier County
"Opening in June 2026 on an 86-acre site near North Conway, I can stay in luxury safari-style canvas tents outfitted with king beds, wooden furnishings, ensuite bathrooms with pull-chain showers, wood-burning stoves, and private decks. I can choose from tent types including the Stargazer Tent with a sky-viewing window, a Suite Tent with added lounge space, or the Mount Washington Suite that connects two tents via a shared deck and outdoor seating area for families or small groups. The camp will draw on regional ingredients for café-style dining, and evenings are planned around communal fire pits with live music, complimentary s'mores, yoga sessions, and outdoor games; a dedicated guest experience coordinator will help arrange activities such as Saco River paddles, boating on the Connecticut River, and mountain or gravel biking. Rates start at $279 per night and reservations are open for the 2026 season (June 25–October 11)." - Bailey Berg
Tourist attraction · North Conway
"I can take a ride on the Conway Scenic Railroad, a steam-powered scenic railway that chugs through river-carved valleys and serves as a classic, nearby activity while staying in the White Mountains." - Bailey Berg
State park · Lincoln
"Nearby Franconia Notch State Park gives me the chance to trek along the cliffside boardwalk through Flume Gorge and take short hikes with rewarding views, making it an ideal day-trip destination from the camp." - Bailey Berg
Park · Lincoln
"Through a cliffside boardwalk in Flume Gorge I can experience a dramatic, walkable gorge within Franconia Notch State Park that’s highlighted as a must-see nearby attraction." - Bailey Berg
National forest · Livermore
"I’ll be within easy reach of the White Mountain National Forest, which contains more than 20 state parks and over 1,200 miles of hiking trails, including segments of the Appalachian Trail, offering extensive opportunities for multi-day exploration." - Bailey Berg
Hotel · Al Sufouh 2
"Opening in November, I note the 82-floor property is billing itself as the world’s tallest hotel at 1,237 feet — 68 feet taller than the current record-holder, the 1,169-foot Gevora Hotel — although Ciel representatives said that Guinness had not yet recognized the claim at press time. Designed by Norr Group, the shimmering, needle-like tower occupies an entire 1.1 million-square-foot structure dedicated solely to the hotel; it will house 1,004 rooms and suites across 82 floors, all with floor-to-ceiling windows. Interiors draw on natural elements such as water, fire, and earth, and guest rooms are inspired by the ocean and promise showstopping views of landmarks including the Palm Jumeirah, the Arabian Sea, Dubai Marina’s skyline, and the city’s mix of gated communities, golf courses, and desert sprawl. The hotel’s managing director said the property “truly redefines the skyline.” A spa is scheduled to open on the 61st floor in February 2026, rooms start from $337 per night (excluding taxes and fees), and the location offers easy access to nearby attractions with tram, metro, and water taxi stations within a 10-minute walk." - Nicola Chilton
Ferris wheel · Al Sufouh 2
"I note Ain Dubai is described as the world’s highest and largest observation wheel (observation wheels are similar to Ferris wheels but often taller and feature climate-controlled cabins)." - Nicola Chilton
Shopping mall · Al Sufouh 2
"I note The Beach JBR is a retail-dining center featuring restaurants, bars, and shops, located within easy reach of the hotel." - Nicola Chilton
Resort hotel · Isla de Pascua
"On Easter Island I encountered a rare chance to take part in moai carving in a garden workshop at Nayara Hangaroa: local artisans lead sessions using traditional tools and volcanic stone, teaching the ancient techniques and the stories behind these ancestral figures. The resulting sculpture is modest in size but heavy with meaning, a hands-on way to engage with one of the world’s most mythic art forms. Rooms from $700 (including breakfast) and $1,100 (full board); moai-carving experience from $135 per person." - Jordi Lippe-McGraw
Pont S/N, Hanga Roa, Isla de Pascua, Valparaíso, Chile Get directions
Hotel · Aberdeenshire
"In the Scottish Highlands I was invited to design my own tartan at the Fife Arms in Braemar: with expert weavers I chose colors and stripes to reflect milestones or memories — forest green for a landscape, navy for a childhood home, or gold thread in honor of a grandparent — then had the design registered and woven into fabric. The finished piece, whether a scarf, throw, or keepsake swatch, serves as a textile memoir. Rooms from $623; tartan workshop from $4,057 per person." - Jordi Lippe-McGraw