Notable January events from Andrew Harper's Things You Should Know.

A Gift Guide for Jetsetting with Kids! Particularly the younger ones...

Nestled tightly into stunning natural landscapes and pushed right up against Lake Como sits Casta Diva Resort. Casta Diva is a newly renovated hotel designed by interior designer Erasmo Figini.

Switzerland’s Grand Hotel Park Gstaad reopened its doors December 17 after a nine-month renovation.

New Year's Day celebrations all over the world by The Big Picture.

NatGeo's 2011 travel checklist offers the unique and unexpected travel experience.

Wowwee Cinemin SLICE ~ iPhone/iPad docks right in to the adorable projector!

The beautiful Maho beach is placed just a few yards from an airport runway; Thomas Prior captures the disruption that occurs during takeoff and landing.

Carsten Peter's photographs of the enormous Hang Son Doong cave in Vietnam are awe inspiring.

Point Inside App for iOS and Android ~ gps mapping airports (and malls) to help you find your way!

Love that the Jack Spade iPad case even accommodates docking!

Portrait pavilion celebrates the 50th anniversary of museum at Zuid-Holland Duivenvoorde Castle, in the Netherlands.

Orishiki Suitcase is a wheeling case concept by Naoki Kawamoto with a hard, faceted shell. Sleek, functional, and anonymous, the exterior allows it to pass through the hubbub of global cities while protecting and concealing the interior.

Love this idea - the Creators Inn provided free short-term stays for visiting creatives in Stockholm, Sweden. The aim of the Creators Inn was to promote Stockholm and to give back to traveling creatives.

The Groninger Museum in Groningen, Netherlands, recently completed an eclectic renovation by Studio Job, Maarten Baas, Jaime Hayón, and Alessandro Mendini.

Sneak Peek: Grand Hotel Park Gstaad

Vintage tapedecks and local art can be found in every room of the new, much-anticipated inn above the Michelin starred Chicago restaurant, Longman & Eagle.

They say rock climbing or mountaineering is not a profession and not even a hobby – it is a vocation, a calling, which cannot be explained or understood using traditional rational approach.

Studio Dass designed an indoor playground for Norteshopping in Senhora da Hora, Portugal. The playground was inspired by the rainbow, and other landscape elements: small mountains, houses, trees, and lakes.

Visit the Kenrokuen Garden in Kanazawa, Japan, for a fusion of ancient beauty and modern art.

"Sounds of Stockholm", a music documentary on Swedish artists in Stockholm. A musical journey around the city and nice artists to discover.

Matador's take on ten of the world’s best towns for getting on (and occasionally off) the trail.

I would love to ride a firetruck to the Tromsø Firestation in Forsøket, Norway. Designed by Stein Halvorsen Sivilarkitekter.

Though only 2 months old, we'd be remiss not to include NotVentures in our Top 100 of 2010 roundups!!!

If you're curious what a former-NOTCOTer brings on a world tour for a few years(?) ~ take a look at this extremely thorough peek at the gear on Dan's back as he explores.

A display of fireworks from around the world last New Year's eve. Maybe you'll be there to catch this year's celebrations!

The Big Picture's collection of photographs capturing Christmas celebrations from around the globe.

Frequent Flyer ~ the documentary! Frequent Flyer Mileage collectors, you are not alone.

Matt Gross writes about being embraced and ignored, beloved and rejected, entrapped and, in the end, liberated by the city of Chongqing, China.

Travel & Leisure lists the world's most visionary cities - Tallinn, Estonia, for public internet, Cleveland, OH, for urban farming, Dezhou, China, for its energy grid, Paris for its new take on public housing, and many more!

Boeing's new 777-300ER is the first to have Skycoach seats. Each seat has a footrest that can raise to create a sofa-type sleeping arrangement.

Noryagjin fish market in Seoul, South Korea is like a better organized more tourist friendly version of Tsukiji in Tokyo. And there's a hidden restaurant underneath.

The NYTimes: Deaf Divers Sign in the Soundless Depths - On dive trips that mix deaf and hearing passengers, both groups benefit from the interaction.

Famille Summerbelle world map! (They also have fun city totes!)

OpenTravel predicts the top 10 destinations for 2011, including Rio de Janeiro because of the improvements being made before the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics.

C/O is an old post office in Berlin that has been converted into a gallery - there is a historic dimension in the space, and mixes well with contemporary photography.

New Zealand has nine designated Great Walks — networks of trails and backcountry huts — six are on the South Island. These lesser-known walks on the island are just as pretty, cost less, and see smaller crowds.

How to Navigate Mumbai’s Train Culture - zip between the south and north by taking the commuter train. It costs a fraction of the price of a taxi, provides fabulous photo opportunities and gives visitors an authentic taste of the city.

Tempted to go with a Rimowa Trunk for extended trips instead of the usual suitcases... a modern day polycarb version of the steamer trunks? (Super tempting in Black... letting it collect stickers)

The Crescent Lake near Dunhuang in western China is an amazing oasis in the Gobi desert. Yet this millennia old landmark may not be around much longer.

The Tinted Mint has fun Asanoha Laser Cut Cityscapes ~ here's Paris

Spanair, a spanish airline surprises its passengers with Christmas gifts. By Shackelton.

Quark Expeditions’ Spitsbergen Explorer Arctic Cruise... as seen through the eyes/lens of Jetsetter correspondent Roderick Eime!

Sherakhan, taking yachts to the next level!!!