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Editor's Picks: Top Travel Links We Love - April 6, 2019

Editor s Picks: Top Travel Links We Love - April 6, 2019

Every week, our travel editors and experts select the best travel finds on the internet and beyond.

The XXXII Triennale di Milano is underway in Milan. CoolHunting's Italy correspondent, Paolo Ferrarini reports on the "profound and frightening questions" provoked by the main show, Broken Nature: Design Takes on Human Survival. The show sounds like a tour de force of art and socio-political commentary. We have until August 31 to see for ourselves. - Pavia, CEO 

The 79-room clever, no-nonsense Muji Hotel Ginza opened this week, and not a moment too soon, considering the dearth of cool, affordable, boutique-style hotels in Tokyo. In a genius move, the powerhouse company also launched the Muji passport, where you can earn travel miles for hotel stays by shopping at their stores. – Jeralyn, editorial director

Austin-based hotelier Liz Lambert is on the Second Life podcast this week, going deep on changing her career from a job in the district attorney's office to running some of the world's most Instagrammable hotels. – Berit, senior editor

Get this: For his latest project, the artist Christo will wrap the Arc de Triomphe in 270,000 square feet of blue recyclable polypropylene fabric. – Daniel, editor

Finland was just ranked the happiest country in the world for the second year in a row. Before you start Googling "relocating to Finland," the country's tourism board is launching "Rent a Finn," a contest where eight winners will win a free summer trip to experience all that happiness and learn the Finnish way with a local guide. To make sure everyone feels the Finnish love whether they win or not, they also created a wellness quiz about how to become a happier person. – California, editorial intern

Talk about a grand prize: Airbnb is giving away a night at the Louvre, complete with drinks under the Mona Lisa, dinner alongside Venus de Milo, and a private concert in the apartment of Napoleon III. - Daniel

Gippy Plantation's feed is my latest Instagram infatuation. Follow along for an up-close look at a historic (but thoroughly modern) property overhaul outside Charleston, South Carolina.– Berit

The Instagram feeding my wanderlust this week is @lepostcard with an endless scroll of crystal-blue ocean moments. - California

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Editor s Picks: Top Travel Links We Love - April 6, 2019

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Travel Notes
  • Curated Links We Love: Top Internet Finds from February 11, 2017

    Here are the internet happenings that caught our attention this week.This 200-year-old gastronomical map documents the origin of French delicacies. And, suprisingly, its still pretty accurate. – Daniel, editorial assistantIm thinking about taking a trip ... of the psychedelic variety. A strong case has been made for microdosing in this interview on Brian Lehr (theres a new book about it too). Seems like wed all be having a way be

  • Curated Links We Love: Delta s Innovation Lanes at Atlanta Airport – June 4, 2016

    What were clicking on this week at Fathom HQ.Delta recently implemented its Innovation Lanes experiment to keep lines moving at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. The system splits airport security into two phases — first you screen baggage, then you pass through body screening, luggage in tow. Sounds great, but whens it coming to JFK? – Daniel, editorial assistantTablet Hotels, one of my go-to hotel booking resou

  • Fathom s Favorite Links: Soviet Hydrofoils That Look Like Robot Catfish (04/23/2016)

    What were clicking on this week at Fathom HQ.I cant believe these Russian river rockets were ever real things. Essentially hydrofoils that look like robot catfish, they went out of production after the fall of the Soviet Union. And I cant decide if thats a good thing or not. – Daniel, editorial assistantIt finally feels like spring in New York City, which means Im on the lookout for fun things to do outdoors. First up: Cornelia Parker