There’s something about flying south for the winter that enchants humankind as well as birds. And warm-weather getaways can be even more restorative – and transformative – when you partake in thrills that are delightfully different from those available back home. Staff members at Four Seasons hotels and resorts in the Caribbean and Mexico suggest […]
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A BRIGHT SPOT on the climate-change front: we’re making more sustainable choices as travelers. A recent Booking.com survey showed that 73 percent of us plan to stay in at least one eco-friendly property in the next year, and 70 percent would be more inclined to book a hotel if they knew it was eco-friendly. Many
It’s time to press play. W Hotels Worldwide, part of Marriott International, today opened the doors to Melbourne’s first luxury lifestyle hotel – W Melbourne – at 408 Flinders Lane. In the heart of an eclectic dining and edgy fashion district, W Melbourne brings the community’s iconic laneway culture and emerging music scene to life.
St. Regis Hotels and Resorts, part of Marriott International, today announced the opening of The St. Regis Almasa with the rebranding of the Almasa Hotel. Located in the New Administrative Capital of Egypt, The St. Regis Almasa is poised to become the best address in the heart of the up-and-coming city, which is slated to
There is something about Byron Bay Here, on the most easterly point of Australia, life has an immutable creative rhythm. The rainbow-tinged hippie hotspot has become a magnet for linen-clad families, eco-conscious millionaires and Hollywood glitterati, all chasing the free-wheeling way of life. But, even with its recent monied tide, the town’s DNA and creative
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A TRULY SECLUDED EXPERIENCE AWAITS Zannier Hotels Bãi San Hô, a 45-minute drive from Quy Nhơn, on the central coast of Vietnam smack between Nha Trang and Danang. The resort’s 71 villas are arranged in three categories, each in a different traditional Vietnamese architectural style, and spread over a sprawling 98 hectares of lush hills,
I used to walk down one particular street every day on the way to the metro when I lived in Paris. I’d always find something I’d never noticed before, like a particular curl of a leaf on one of the Haussmann-style buildings, or how the architect’s name was imprinted into the concrete like a painter’s
