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Fashion maven Jeanne Beker asks her stylish friends – from top models to haute designers – for their favoured spots to eat, drink and shop in the Italian design capital. The result? The ultimate Milan address book.

From the Bahamas to China and beyond, Air Canada’s enRoute takes its readers on a global journey each month. This May, as part of Boston’s Flash Forward photography festival, we’re showcasing some of our favourite travel photographs from the past five years in a pop-up gallery, housed in a shipping container on the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway. You’ll be able to view works that have appeared in our pages by some of the most acclaimed Canadian and international photographers. While the pictures are worth a thousand words, here they share their stories of travelling on assignment for the magazine.

Canadian adventurer and wildlife caretaker Greg Snell takes us to his favourite spots.

On a roadtrip through highland towns shaped by early colonial mining interests, our writer finds that the spirit of Old Mexico is just under the surface.

Our reluctant fisherman is pulled in, hook, line and sinker, on Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories.

Each May, the embassies of Washington, D.C., hold open-house days, turning Dupont Circle into a mini world’s fair. You just have to know which nations are the ticket.

Four spots putting the boutique back into hotel.

From Peking duck to handmade ceramics, here’s how to balance your budget in the city.

This dim sum is greater than its parts.

Five ways to have a field day in Yoho National Park.

Have the whole world in your hands with these iconic toys.

Jazz up your wardrobe with an all-blue ensemble: From pants to pocket square, mix and match navy, blue-greys and Prussian shades.

Check in to one of our favourite hotels in Taksim, Istanbul.

Notes for the modern business traveller from Bob Nolet, an 11th-generation member of the Dutch family behind Ketel One vodka and Nolet’s gin.

Check in to one of our favourite hotels in Port Rexton, Newfoundland and Labrador.

The award-winning Canadian author on culture shock, the city of Toronto and smoked meat.

Check in to one of our favourite hotels in Wailea, Hawaii.

Whether Renata Morales is designing the costumes for Arcade Fire’s latest appearance on Saturday Night Live or art-spotting at the Venice Biennale, life is always full of colour for the Mexican-born artist/curator who made her name as a fashion designer. We caught up with the Montrealer before she took off for a New York art gallery opening.

Check in to one of our favourite hotels in West Hollywood, California.

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