Anna Karina and Jean-Paul Belmondo, in 'Pierrot le Fou'
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We never imagined that we would publish an edition of Condé Nast Traveler without leaving our homes. What a paradox. The Condé Nast team with the most miles, the one that days before everything happened had their passports ready, literally, to go to Lake Baikal, the Lofoten, California, Costa Rica, Montenegro and I don't know how many other places, now good morning every morning without being able to describe incredible landscapes from the opposite corner of the world, without being able to linger before amazing breakfasts in this or that hotel. Amazing now are other things, like having changed those routines for those of celebrating health day after day, showing off homemade cupcakes and feeling closer, even more. From you too.
The May issue that we share with you here {:target="_blank"} It is undoubtedly the result of this coming and going of emotions and, although reality insists on choking the verb to smile, at Condé Nast Traveler we do not know, We do not want to look at life without optimism. We also do not hide, because it is what makes us different, that such a movie, that reading, the impressive building, the unexpected fashion, the stendhalazo of art or a resounding stew inspire our stories. Hence For the first time in the Spanish edition of Condé Nast Traveler we have chosen a fictional trip to illustrate the cover. Their protagonists, Anna Karina and Jean-Paul Belmondo in Pierrot le Fou (Jean Luc Godard, 1965), open the way to a new and desired happiness, and it is an excerpt from on the roadby Jack Kerouac the one who signs it. Because the road is life, that is.
The more than 2.2 million unique users what do you do every day bigger Traveler.es (huge thanks) you are showing us these days that you also want travel with the imagination, that you are also optimistic and patient for a future full of suitcases, full of kisses. And in these May pages we launch more reasons to continue doing it: a cinephile walk with Javier Rey through New York that today serves as a tribute to the city that always manages to overcome the fierce beating. The snow and pop sparkles in Sun Valley, where Hemingway wanted to drink and live before (and more) than anyone else. The brutal photogenic of the Faroes, that the day before yesterday seemed like the end of the world and now, you see, could be a good start. The Khutzeymateen epic adventure, playing Walden among bears, seals and hummingbirds.
And there are still more. Between applause for supportive hoteliers, love letters from Madrid to Italy and drawings that are chimerical postcards, the finalists of our Gold List do not miss their appointment every May, chosen with your votes after the largest participation in our history and from which the winners of the 2020 Condé Nast Traveler Awards will emerge. We will celebrate, oh yes we will.
Here you have them all. Stories always with a happy ending, stories told with the emotion of the recently arrived traveler who rummages through his backpack in search of a souvenir. Because in this world that is so, so real that we have had to live in... we are convinced that everything will be better if #WeDreamTogether.
And together we will travel.
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Stories always with a happy ending, stories told with the emotion of the newly arrived traveler who rummages through his backpack in search of the souvenir
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