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DIRECTOR JAMES CAMERON on PAPUA NEW GUINEA

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January / February 2026

It was early 2012 and I was doing a series of dives in submersibles all over the world.

DIRECTOR JAMES CAMERON on PAPUA NEW GUINEA

My expedition fellow Andrew Wight said, 'Have you ever been to Papua New Guinea? There's [the New Britain Trench] there, and it's five miles deep.' We decided to do our trial dives there, with our equipment coming through the city of Rabaul, on the island of New Britain. I heard that the Indigenous Baining people were in the mountains, and a local guide negotiated with the elders to let us go up there and film their fire ceremony [for my expedition documentary

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DIRECTOR JAMES CAMERON on PAPUA NEW GUINEA

It was early 2012 and I was doing a series of dives in submersibles all over the world.

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1 mins

January / February 2026

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Condé Nast Traveler US

THE 2026 GOLD LIST

It's time again for us to tell you about the hotels (and cruises) we really, really love right now. Our 32nd annual Gold List collects our editors' current favorite places to stay and ships to sail (all vetted by our team of contributors and editors around the globe).

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4 mins

January / February 2026

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Picture Imperfect

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3 mins

January / February 2026

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January / February 2026

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January / February 2026

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10 mins

January / February 2026

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Condé Nast Traveler US

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2 mins

January / February 2026

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Condé Nast Traveler US

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2 mins

January / February 2026

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Condé Nast Traveler US

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The caught-in-time Mexican town of Loreto is using tourism to preserve its bay and the marine creatures who live there for future generations

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3 mins

January / February 2026

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Condé Nast Traveler US

Come Together

With loneliness on the rise worldwide, health-minded resorts are leaning into the power of friendship.

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3 mins

January / February 2026

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