A Tipple-To-GoMagellan's Collapsible shot Glass

Looking for a sip of something in the nick of time? We recommend looking into Magellan’s Collapsible Shot Glass. Made of stainless steel, this pocket-sized companion can hold three ounces of whatever potable suits your fancy—and at any given time. A metal cover and carabiner clip make it easy to take it on the go. Nice Touch: The glass won’t stain or corrode and tucks neatly into a small zippered vinyl carrying case. Bottoms up!


Dishing for DoggieWaldorf=Astoria

New York’s Waldorf=Astoria has rolled out a room service option for its four-legged guests. The new Canine Culinary room service menu is available for the smaller, furrier guests in tow. With clever titles like German Shepherd’s Pie, Dachsund’s Delights and Great Dane’s Danish, we think your pooch will be licking his or her chops. Nice Touch: True to luxury, the hotel doesn’t miss a trick (and neither will your dog), serving all dishes on white linen.

Marrakech’s VIP-lush LoungeVIP Lounge, Marrakech

La Mamounia, Marrakech’s luxe hotel, knows how to celebrate an anniversary. October marks year one of the hotel’s existence and, in celebration, it has partnered with Marrakech’s Menara Airport to unveil a new VIP lounge. The lounge offers 560 square feet of space, saturated with warm tones (think crimson and saffron—very Marrakech!). We hear the lounge will be filled with a unique fragrance designed by Olivia Giacobetti, exclusively for La Mamounia. Add personalized reception, Wi-Fi, gourmet cuisine and velvet armchairs, and this spot is sure to relax any traveler before or after a flight.

Discreet DesignGalt

If GALT isn’t on your radar, we think it will be before long. This new line of handmade Italian leather luggage is sweeping the Northeast. Based out of Pennsylvania, GALT is recognizable purely by its design. Translation: no logos. The black leather design is sleek and elegant, with hardware originating from Italy and Switzerland. The bags vary from hard-body suitcases and purses to backpacks and clutches.