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Felicity Long

Contributing Editor

Felicity Long has been covering the travel industry for more than 15 years. Her areas of expertise include Europe, family travel and ski, and she is the author of "Great Escapes: New England" (The Countryman Press). She edits the Europe eNewsletter and contributes features to the destinations sections of Travel Weekly.

Long is the recipient of the Cacique Award and the Yo Leonardo Award for international travel writing.

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Trademark opens its first property in MaltaThe newbuild Quadro Hotel, Trademark Collection by Wyndham is a 47-room boutique hotel in the lively St. Julien's seaside...

The Mandarin Oriental Gellért, Budapest is located on the Buda side of Hungarian capital city.

Mandarin Oriental will rebrand Budapest's Gellert HotelThe Mandarin Oriental Gellert, Budapest is expected to open in 2027 after a renovation.

Ferrari lived in Modena, and car enthusiasts can do a deep dive into his life at the Museo Enzo Ferrari Modena, which offers a behind-the-scenes look at his life and houses a showroom of classic cars.

Revved up for Italy's Emilia-RomagnaThe upcoming "Ferrari" film could boost the region as a tourism destination.

W Hotels opening the W EdinburghThe hotel in the Scottish capital's St. James Quarter features a rooftop deck with 360-degree views.

A pool at the 44-suite Andronis Minois.

Andronis Hotels acquires Minois Hotel ParosThe 44-suite property will reopen in May as the Andronis Minois, a member of Small Luxury Hotels.

Bergen by night sparkles with holiday decorations.

Winter blues? Norway has the cureNorway goes all in on turning the season — especially the holidays — into something magical and fun.

The NH Opera Paris Faubourg is one of three Minor Hotels poised to open in France's capital.

Minor Hotels is set to enter ParisThe company is opening three NH Hotels in the French capital.

The Chateau de Saumur on the Vienne River houses a museum dedicated to equestrian tradition as well as a dungeon and a watchtower.

Drinking in the picturesque during Loire Valley visitThe region boasts some of France's most picturesque scenery, an array of outdoor activities like biking and hiking and, of...

Property suites offer views of Italy's Dolomite Mountains.

Como Hotels opening year-round Dolomites resortThe luxury, ski-in/ski-out Como Alpina Dolomites will have 60 rooms.

A rendering of the Seine opening ceremony with a concert by the French National Orchestra on a barge.

What to know about the 2024 Paris OlympicsInfrastructure for the Games — much of it focused on sustainability — is largely already in place.