EDITOR’S LETTER
This, the summer issue of Condé Nast Traveler, is meant to be about adventure of a gentle sort: a few tastes of the great outdoors, some new destinations and experiences, all chosen with those of you in mind who may still be getting your travel bearings again. But I’d submit that virtually any kind of travel can be construed as an adventure right now, especially if you go by the Merriam-Webster definition of “an exciting or remarkable experience.” Last weekend, I took my family on a perfectly ordinary Memorial Day trip to Washington, D.C., and it was wild. Getting to eat at not one, not two, but three restaurants (Maydan, Compass Rose, and Moon Rabbit) on my list? Thrilling! The Mad Men-goes-to-Washington vibe and everything-you-could-ever-need service at our hotel, the…