Off-the-beaten-path: Hidden Gems in Chile Chile, South America’s longest and thinnest country, is best known for Patagonia and the Torres del Paine National Park, Easter Island and its wine. There are a plethora of world-class vineyards in the valleys near its capital city, Santiago, and the fascinating UNESCO world heritage port city of Valparaiso. In […]
The room is dark, electronic music thrums and laser light beams hang in the air. The scene might sound familiar, but Lightfall, the latest offering from Miami’s Superblue, is taking experiential art to new places, projecting its ever-shifting animation onto a high-tech curtain made from a fine mist of gently falling water droplets. “This is
From the enchanting fantasy land hidden in the hills of Sintra to the charming villages of rural Alentejo and the sun-kissed coves of the Algarve, there is an authentic Portugal just waiting to be discovered. Explore ancient castles, take to the waves with a surf lesson and enjoy fresh seafood complemented by the distinct wines
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After an amazing four days in the Peruvian Amazon’s Tambopata National Reserve, a 45 minute flight brought me from Puerto Maldonado to Cuzco – the Incan capital and gateway to Machu Picchu. Although hotel inspections kept me in the city for the night, our passengers usually go straight to the Sacred Valley, to better acclimatize.
Le Royal Monceau Raffles is one of Paris’ twelve ‘Palais’ hotels. If the long walkway of jewelry shops embedded in the hotel’s façade does not delay you, revolving doors will on arrival take you from a peaceful avenue off the Arc de Triomphe and into the highly designed world of Philippe Starck, the mind behind
Nestled in the heart of the Alps, Switzerland is home to some of Europe’s most breathtaking mountain landscapes. Think glacier-topped peaks, rushing waterfalls, and wildflower meadows. But there’s plenty to uncover beyond the Swiss Alps too. Get inspired by this round-up of the 9 best things to do in Switzerland. Touring turquoise lakes, exploring
Louis Vuitton is embracing Y2K nostalgia to kick off the New Year, reintroducing its groundbreaking collaboration with Japanese artist Takashi Murakami. The re-edition of the iconic collection, accompanied by a campaign featuring Zendaya, will be available in stores starting January 1. Murakami and Louis Vuitton’s CEO Pietro Beccari discussed the reunion with WWD, reflecting on
