David Annand
David Annand is Men's Editor of Condé Nast Traveller magazine
Places To Stay
The best hotels in Mykonos
Smart, stylish and supremely dreamy – these are the best hotels in Mykonos for enjoying the most of Greece's party island this summer
Kenshõ Ornos hotel review
For a bolthole of secret swimming pools, hot-tub grottoes and multi-storey sun terraces
Waves hotel review
A laid-back, hands-off, all suites bolthole above Korfos Bay
Bill & Coo Coast hotel review
A suites-only hotel overlooking a perfect crescent of sand
Bohème hotel review
Check in for a hill-top sun-trap
Katikies hotel review
A whitewashed sanctuary on the island’s south-west coast
Inspiration
The best winter-sun destinations in Europe
Keep your next trip closer to home with our pick of Europe’s best winter-sun destinations
Eating & Drinking
The best vegetarian restaurants in London
Who says meat-free food has to be flavour-free? Certainly not anyone who has sampled these best vegetarian restaurants in London
Style & Culture
The nine big summer books for 2021
Which novels to pack for a trip abroad and where to read them
Inspiration
Here's how to travel to Spain without leaving the house
The books to read, the films to watch and the wine to drink - here's how to pretend you're in Spain from your locked-down living rooms
Inspiration
Here's how to travel to France without leaving the house
The books to read, the films to watch and the wine to drink - here's how to pretend you're in France from your locked-down living rooms
Inspiration
Here's how to go to Italy without leaving home
The books to read, the films to watch and the wine to drink - here's how to pretend you're in Italy from your locked-down living rooms
Eating & Drinking
London's loveliest neighbourhood cafés
Where the atmosphere is even more important than the coffee
Solo Travel
Going to restaurants alone: why everyone should try it
Eating out alone is heroic, not tragic, and perhaps the only way to truly appreciate the food - even, or especially, if the food is a Michelin-starred 12-course extravaganza
Hotels
The retro revival: Motels
Coming of age in the 1950s, the Motor Inn became a cinematic symbol of America's hopes and fears. Now it's emerging out of the noir and into the light
City Breaks
The best fish and chips in the UK
Few food combinations have the sensory clout and nostalgic tug of our favourite dish. And while you can still dig in deep with a wooden fork, it's now to be found on the fanciest of plates
Islands
Santa Gertrudis: Ibiza's loveliest village
Away from the clubs, the real Ibiza is open all year round. For the inside track, head to the heart of the island, to the village of Santa Gertrudis
Lakes & Mountains
How to cycle across South America with absolutely no money
Art & Culture
The life-changing creative camps you need to join
Art & Culture
America's totally awesome Desert Art
Taking their cues from the seminal Seventies land artists and the art frontiers carved out in Marfa and Joshua Tree, a new generation of pioneering creatives are high-tailing it out to the deserts of California and Nevada