The Samling hotel in Windermere – ‘basically heaven on earth’
As well as stunning views and the cleanest air in Britain, The Samling’s wine-cellar is well worth a visit in…
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Review: The Hotel Saratoga, Havana
This ‘politburo posh’ hotel remains one of the top spots to stay in Havana, writes Andrew Harris Will you, won’t…
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Exploring Myanmar’s elephant sanctuary’s – travel
A visit to an elephant sanctuary deep in the Myanmar countryside is just as rewarding as it is educational, writes…
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Inside the new HNW holiday home
Today’s HNWs want several convenient holiday homes with hotel-style facilities – and if they make for a decent investment too,…
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Curing the winter blues on Tagomago island with Elizabeth Hurley
Elizabeth Hurley cures the blues by visiting a heavenly private island off Ibiza. But it’s one that comes at a…
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Focus: UHNW growth brings more demand for private aviation
Christopher Jackson meets leading lights in the aviation industry including VistaJet founder Thomas Flohr You notice it at take-off. This…
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Review: Courthouse Hotel, Shoreditch
A visit to the former Old Street Magistrates Court and Police Station makes for an unusual luxury experience, writes Rasika…
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InterContinental in £300m Six Senses splash
InterContinental Hotel Group adds to its already-considerable muscle by snapping up Six Senses and its focus on wellness, reports Arun…
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Discovering Sudan’s treasures along the Nile
Imagine a place where ancient history is everywhere you look, but tourists aren’t. Welcome to northern Sudan and the confluence…
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Review: Pavillon de la Reine & Le Pavillon des Lettres, Paris
Wendy Coumantaros visits two glamorous hotels in the Capital of Love To stay at the beautiful and wonderfully historic Pavillon…
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Out now: the Spear’s 500 Travel Guide 2019
Our edit of the world’s best hotels, which includes interviews with Andrew Marr, Sir Rocco Forte and Ted Wake, is…
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The secret charms of Western Australia
From the Kimberley’s splendid isolation to the giant Karri forests in the south, Western Australia is a massive multifarious never-ending…
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PPFM: What to see, visit, read, spend and do in January
Pinch Punch First of the Month: Six things to see, spend and do over the next 30 days. Edited by…
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Review: The Kensington Hotel
Christopher Jackson experiences an enforced exodus to the Kensington Hotel, and there encounters far more than just a much-needed mattress…
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Utopian travel: Fast-growing luxury group seeks third round of funding
Here is a unique opportunity to capitalise on fast-growing experiential travel and millennial markets The newly-launched Utopian Hotel Collection has…
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WEEKEND IN… Courchevel
Expectations can be as elevated as the location when it comes to luxury ski resorts, writes Olenka Hamilton You might…
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How Cairo caters to the world’s most affluent travelers
Cairo’s reborn Nile Ritz-Carlton brings the very best of modern hospitality to one of the world’s great ancient cities, writes…
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How Vietnam is changing: local artists offer a new perspective
A trip across Vietnam reveals a country ready to shake off the legacy of the ‘American war’ and embrace its…
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Blue Safari Seychelles’ brand new eco camp
For the first time ever, Blue Safari Seychelles, launches a brand new eco camp on Cosmoledo Atoll in November 2019…
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This is Malaga re-imagined for the luxury world
The return of its grand hotel after half a century is the latest step on a remarkable transformative journey for…
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