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Beyond All-Inclusive<br> The Rise of the Gastronomic Resort
Beyond All-Inclusive
The Rise of the Gastronomic Resort
All-inclusive resorts are no longer defined by endless buffets and easy abundance. A new generation of luxury destinations now prioritizes chef-driven concepts, regional authenticity, and Michelin-level standards. Today, extraordinary food is no longer just a resort convenience, it is the primary reason to book your next escape.
Light Up The Sky
Light Up The Sky
Seeing the Northern Lights is an awe-inspiring experience that promises to leave even the most seasoned traveller filled with wonder. Here’s how best to chase the aurora borealis over Sweden while revelling in some of the most stylish abodes the Arctic Circle has to offer.
Le Meurice 2026<br>A New Era of Parisian Hospitality
Le Meurice 2026
A New Era of Parisian Hospitality

For 2026, Le Meurice opens a new chapter that moves gracefully between cellar, kitchen, salon, and spa. Winemaker dinners, a refreshed lunch menu, Cédric Grolet’s reimagined afternoon tea, and Valmont’s new hydration ritual reveal a palace hotel refining its legacy through experiences that feel distinctly modern, sensorial, and Parisian today.

Amangati<br>The Art of The Sea
Amangati
The Art of The Sea
Aman enters a new realm of hospitality with Amangati, its first motor yacht and the opening act of Aman at Sea. Launching in May 2027, the vessel brings the brand’s language of privacy, stillness, and design to the Mediterranean, reframing ocean travel as something more intimate, cultured, and deeply serene.
Bangkok’s Luxury Cafés<br>Fashion on the Menu
Bangkok’s Luxury Cafés
Fashion on the Menu
Bangkok’s café culture is no longer defined by coffee alone. Across the city, luxury fashion houses are shaping destinations where design, gastronomy and brand identity converge. From Louis Vuitton to Dior and BOSS, these cafés transform a simple pause into an immersive lifestyle encounter, elegantly staged for the contemporary consumer.
Into the Woods<br>The Rise of Forest Luxury
Into the Woods
The Rise of Forest Luxury
Across Asia, a new kind of luxury travel is taking root beneath forest canopies. Far from crowded beaches and glittering skylines, travellers are rediscovering the quiet power of nature. In these secluded sanctuaries, luxury is no longer measured by spectacle but by stillness, wellbeing, and a deeper connection with the land.
Maison Margiela Residences<br>The Architecture of Subversion
Maison Margiela Residences
The Architecture of Subversion
Maison Margiela extends its language of deconstruction into architecture with Maison Margiela Residences on Palm Jumeirah. Created with Alta Real Estate Development and designed by Carlo Colombo, the 25-home project reimagines luxury living through material restraint, conceptual rigor, and a distinctly fashion-driven vision of space, atmosphere, and everyday experience.
Hidden Winter Wonders
Hidden Winter Wonders
Think winter is only for skiing? Japan shows that there’s more to the cold season than sliding down the slopes.
Louis Vuitton’s Monogram <br> Takes Residence in Bangkok
Louis Vuitton’s Monogram
Takes Residence in Bangkok
From 11 February to 15 March 2026, Louis Vuitton unveils LV Hotel Bangkok, an immersive installation dedicated to the legendary Monogram. Blending exhibition, architecture and storytelling, the experience transforms a temporary space into a poetic journey through 130 years of design, craftsmanship and the evolving cultural life of one of fashion’s most enduring symbols.
RITUALS of RENEWAL: Returning to the Origins of True Wellness
RITUALS of RENEWAL: Returning to the Origins of True Wellness

As wellness grows increasingly clinical, tracked and performance-driven, a quieter philosophy is returning to centre stage. Across the world, exceptional retreats are drawing on ancestral wisdom elevating ritual, landscape and lineage into deeply considered experiences where luxury is not defined by excess, but by meaning, authenticity and emotional depth.

Worlds Within Walls: The Art of Luxury Travel
Worlds Within Walls: The Art of Luxury Travel
Across continents and cultures, there are hotels that do more than host, they transport. They are living galleries, architectural love letters, and sanctuaries shaped by light, texture, and imagination. From the shimmering skylines of Tokyo and Singapore to the mist-veiled valleys of Bhutan and the cinematic shores of Lake Como, these seven design-led hotels distill the essence of place into experiences that feel both intimate and transcendent. Each property is a masterpiece in its own right, crafted for travelers who seek not just a stay, but a world to inhabit. 
A Suite Above The Sea: Where Architecture Meets Ocean
A Suite Above The Sea: Where Architecture Meets Ocean
Four Seasons has carried its legendary hotel DNA to sea and its crowning jewel is the astonishing Funnel Suite aboard Four Seasons Yacht I. With sweeping curved glass, vast living space and views that stretch beyond imagination, this is not just travel, but a floating private world.