‘Champagne island’ hosts exclusive music festival with acts selected by Mick Jones
Summer may be almost over, but the only champagne music festival on a private island is still to come, says…
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Why Pondicherry’s Indo-French charm continues to enchant
India may well be leaving its British colonial past behind, but one quiet corner of the country remains resolutely French,…
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Review: Four Seasons Resort, Marrakech
Zak Smith soaks in the sights of the riyadhs and the sounds of the souks in a hotel that provides…
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Alphonse Island makes its debut into the luxury travel sector
Sponsored Content On the 1st October 2016, Alphonse Island, Seychelles will be making its debut into the luxury travel sector…
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Sheraton Gran Canaria Salobre Golf Resort
Step into serenity at the Sheraton Gran Canaria Salobre Golf Resort. A sophisticated retreat with 313 rooms and a unique…
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Spicy developments in Grenada
Known as the ‘Spice Island of the Caribbean,’ Grenada is a true paradise: full of life, music and bright colours.…
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Review: JW Marriott Resort & Spa, Venice
The renovated JW Marriott Resort & Spa is a peaceful island retreat that’s just a short boat ride from the…
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Amsterdam’s Conservatorium Hotel is full of cultural and culinary charm
The Conservatorium Hotel has an unrivalled blend of location, history, charm and culinary skill that makes it the ideal base…
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Review: Tuscany’s Il Pellicano & Castel Porrona
Melinda Hughes visits two iconic hotels in a high-end return to the Tuscany of her art student youth Il Pellicano’s…
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Madrid takes crown as Spain’s culinary capital
Emily Rookwood takes a city break to Madrid, staying at URSO and finding some particularly tasty evidence for the city’s…
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Review: Brown’s Hotel, Mayfair
Brown’s palatial suite, where Rudyard Kipling penned The Jungle Book, gives Zak Smith an insight into the mind of the…
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Around the World in 80 Hotels: Suiran, Kyoto, Japan
Away from Tokyo’s neon flashes, Monisha Rajesh drifts into the soothing embrace of Suiran’s rustic sanctuary. After the flash of…
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Engel & Völkers opens new yachting shop in Antibes
Engel & Völkers Yachting is expanding its presence on the French Riviera. The new Antibes Yachting Shop opened at the…
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Svalbard: the Arctic’s delicate treasure islands
Having been the base for whalers, soldiers and miners the world’s most northerly community is now adapting to the increasing…
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A global group: Six Senses Hotels and Spas
As eco-credentials become essential for the high-end traveller, Zak Smith looks at Six Senses Hotels and Spas. The Six Senses…
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The ITC Grand Chola, Chennai
Andrew Harris reviews the ITC Grand Chola, Chennai. It’s big. It’s definitely big, and with its 600 rooms, the biggest…
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A Maldivian night to remember at Jumeirah Vittaveli
Veteran foreign correspondent Janine di Giovanni de-stresses in the Maldives. Somewhere over the Indian Ocean, I began to read the…
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Anissa Mediouni is new CEO of Engel & Völkers Yachting
Anissa Mediouni has been appointed as the new CEO of Engel & Völkers Yachting. “Our focus in 2016 is the…
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Paradise in the jungle: why the Datai in Langkawi will sweep you off your feet
When it comes to providing a world-class hotel and food while blending subtly into spectacular natural surroundings, there’s nowhere quite…
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The World, Residences at Sea returns to London summer 2016
Greenwich, London will be home to The World (aboardtheworld.com), the largest privately owned residential yacht on earth for a six-day…
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