Shivani Vora is a Contributor at The New York Times. She specializes in travel and tourism, covering a range of topics including luxury accommodations, food and beverages, and the impact of global events on the travel industry. Shivani's work has also been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News, Architectural Digest, and Forbes.
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Shivani Vora's articles primarily focus on food and beverage, travel and tourism, restaurants, wellness, real estate industry with a substantial portion dedicated to finance. She has written about various topics such as traditional Christmas feasts from different countries, value-friendly prix fixe meals listed in the MICHELIN Guide and residential developments focused on wellness.
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By: Shivani Vora
From sculptural copper feeders to hand-painted cottages, these stylish backyard additions prove bird-watching has entered its luxury era
Tokyo is a city that rewards curiosity, according to Michael Rodriguez, founder of Kabuto Japan, a luxury travel company that designs bespoke journeys throughout Japan. And it’s exactly why he loves his adopted home so much.
The boutique hotel brand known for its lively pool scenes and creative spirit is translating its signature experience into a residential setting in Miami.
William P. Lauder, Chair of The Estée Lauder Companies, recently visited Japan, gaining fresh perspectives on consumer beauty trends and cultural nuances. He observed Japan's meticulous attention to detail in everything from retail to traditional ceremonies, finding inspiration for brand experiences. Lauder engaged with employees, including a Reverse Mentor team, to understand evolving consumer paths to beauty discovery. He explored innovative retail concepts like @Cosme, which seamlessly blend digital and physical elements, alongside traditional department stores. The trip highlighted Japan's unique ability to balance innovation with deep-rooted traditions, offering valuable insights into creating meaningful, human-centric brand interactions. Lauder emphasized that Japan teaches how technology and community can shape the future of beauty without losing its essential human touch.
By: Shivani Vora
Phoenix Sky Harbor’s Terminal 4 serves Arizona with confidence: burgers, tacos, craft beer, local coffee, and enough Southwestern flavor to make boarding feel like an interruption.
By: Shivani Vora
Kyoto is one of the world's most beautiful cities. It's also one of its busiest.
By: Shivani Vora
Even if the name Alex Turco doesn't immediately ring a bell, there's a good chance you've encountered a work he's behind on one of your trips.
Our review of Bvlgari Hotel Tokyo, featuring Michelin dining, spacious rooms, exceptional service and one of Tokyo's finest luxury experiences.
I heard about Dear Margo - or at least the idea of it- long before the first guests walked through the door.
By: Shivani Vora
Luxury hotels are going all out for the beloved pooches of their wealthy guests with dedicated menus and on-site pampering
