“Sunday scaries” are hitting hard today because suddenly next week is … October? How did that happen? It feels like just yesterday that I was battling Japan’s unbearable summer humidity to write about Aman’s new sister hotel Janu Tokyo and a stylish new Six Senses in Kyoto. Now, I’m writing this newsletter in a sweater back home in New York City.
To avoid your own “Sunday scaries” and the reality that it’s time to turn the page on the calendar, let’s look back at this week’s biggest stories.
The Transportation Security Administration announced a plan to allow passengers flying from certain overseas cities to make seamless connections once back in the U.S. This time-saving pilot program could roll out next year.
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