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FOOD

What people are cooking and eating

Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman on ‘The Love Hypothesis,’ Pizza and More

Actors Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman tested their pizza-making skills while discussing their film 'The Love Hypothesis' in a New York Times kitchen.

COOKING AND COOKBOOKS

Use Your Rotisserie Chicken to Make These Enchiladas

Popular recipes from the week include dishes made with rotisserie chicken.

RESTAURANTS

Restaurant Review: Indienne in New York

A Chicago chef presents Indian cuisine through a tasting menu at Indienne in Hudson Yards, with results that impress more than seduce.

RESTAURANTS

Patrick O’Connell Built an Opulent Culinary Kingdom. Who Will Inherit the Keys?

Patrick O'Connell, who built the Inn at Little Washington into one of America's premier restaurants, faces questions about succession planning for his business empire.

COOKING AND COOKBOOKS

The Chicken Dinner Maine Chef Devin Finigan Makes on Nights Off

Maine chef Devin Finigan cooks chicken dinners on her nights off, sometimes with her young daughters participating.

COOKING AND COOKBOOKS

A Simple Black Sesame Cake For Chuseok

Eric Kim has created a black sesame cake recipe that reflects the essence of songpyeon, traditional rice cakes eaten during Chuseok.

RESTAURANTS

18 New NYC Restaurants and Trends We’re Excited About This Fall

Staff members are enthusiastic about upcoming restaurant openings and new establishments arriving in New York City this fall.

RESTAURANTS

Donohue’s, an Old New York Saloon, Gets a New Operator

Donohue's, a longtime Upper East Side saloon, has closed but a downtown restaurateur plans to preserve some retro details at a new location.

Going places, and what it costs

HOTELS

How to Create Value for Owners and Guests

Companies investing in owner interests develop stronger customer loyalty compared to those with other priorities.

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AIRLINES AND AIRPLANES

Amazon Suspends Flights With Airline Whose Plane Crashed in Miami

Amazon paused its cargo relationship with 21 Air after a Boeing 767 operated by the airline overshot a runway in Miami.

HOTELS

Accor’s CEO Weighs ‘Complex’ Decision on Ennismore IPO and How to Fund U.S. Growth

TOURISM

Building Systems That Take Everyone Into Account

Travel companies should expand sustainability measurements beyond direct operations to include their broader influence.

FIRST AID

What to Pack in Your Travel First-Aid Kit

A security professional with experience handling emergencies recommends specific first-aid supplies for various types of travelers.

ONLINE TRAVEL

Expedia Cuts 58 Roles in Latest Layoff Round

Travel booking company Expedia eliminated 58 jobs across Washington, Illinois and Florida in its latest round of layoffs, including executive and data science positions.

AIRLINES

Staying Agile in an Unpredictable Market

Travel companies shifting toward premium offerings must evaluate whether the rising demand for such services reflects sustainable market trends.

CRUISES

The Expedition Mindset Is the Future of Luxury Travel

Premium travel companies must decide whether to compete solely on product quality or on delivering distinctive destination experiences.

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

How to Use AI to Plan a Trip: Better Prompts for Travel Recommendations

Writing detailed prompts yields better AI travel recommendations than generic questions, according to experts.

TRAVEL AND VACATIONS

Private Train Cars Persist In the Era of Private Jets and Luxury Travel

Private train cars remain popular among rail enthusiasts despite the rise of private jets, with options available for both ownership and rental.

CRUISES

Driving Innovation and Partnerships Forward

Guest behavior regarding cruise ship activities is changing significantly, a transformation other hospitality businesses should monitor.

HOTELS

Independence at Scale: Paradox or Opportunity?

Independent hotel operators and investors now face shifting economics when choosing between large brand partnerships and remaining independent.

TRAVEL AND VACATIONS

Have GLP-1 Drugs Changed How You Travel? Tell Us About It.

The New York Times is asking readers how GLP-1 medications have influenced their vacation planning and travel habits.

TRAVEL AND VACATIONS

Cycling California’s North Coast

A California coastal cycling route leads riders through redwood forests, secluded beaches, scenic towns and the restored Klamath River.

TRAVEL AND VACATIONS

Where to Find Authentic Argentine Bars and Cafes in Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires's historic bars and cafes reflect the city's cultural heritage and provide authentic local experiences for visitors.

TRAVEL — continued

Going places, and what it costs

TOURISM

Skift Research: Travel’s Great Recalibration Index

Brands lacking distinct positioning will disappear first from artificial intelligence-generated travel recommendations.

FOOD AND DRINK

The Flavors That Connect Us

Travelers value and revisit destinations for unique experiences tied to specific locations and times.

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SHOPPING

The Ultimate Todd Snyder Shopping Guide

American designer Todd Snyder is particularly skilled at creating knitted pieces and high-quality trousers.

HELLO!

Sydney Sweeney's underwater photo in thong swimsuit will make your jaw drop

Sydney Sweeney posted an underwater photograph of herself wearing a thong swimsuit that impressed her followers.

GORDON, DAVID GEORGE

David George Gordon, Apostle for Bugs on the Dinner Plate, Dies at 76

David George Gordon, author of a cookbook promoting insects as food and demonstrator of cooking with tarantulas and crickets on television, died at age 76.