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La Residencia, a Belmond Hotel
Deià, Mallorca, Spain
The gorgeous hillside village of Deià is the best-kept secret of those in the know: high in the...
Mount Nelson, a Belmond Hotel
Cape Town, South Africa
One of the world’s top historical hotels, locals and fans alike affectionately call this rose-pink palace ‘The Nelly’...
Cap Juluca, a Belmond Hotel
Anguilla
Cap Juluca, a Belmond Hotel is legendary, lauded by the jet-set as one of the most coveted places...
Romance at Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons:
Oxfordshire Revisited
If there was ever a reason to go to romancing in Oxfordshire, the Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons...
El Encanto, a Belmond Hotel
Santa Barbara, USA
Belmond is synonymous with taking something from the history of hospitality and injecting luxurious, modern vigour into it...
Palacio Nazarenas, a Belmond Hotel
Cusco, Peru
Set in an old convent and palace, the Belmond Palacio Nazarenas, a Belmond Hotel, blends ancient and new...
Belmond Festive Invitations:
Hands-on heart
We spent an afternoon making a Christmas wreath with luxury hotel brand Belmond and florist to British royalty,...
The Cadogan, a Belmond Hotel
London, United Kingdom
Oscar Wilde once said, “I have the simplest tastes. I am always satisfied with the best.” Well, he’d...
Copacabana Palace, a Belmond Hotel
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
This gorgeous illustrious property lives up to the hype. From the room-service breakfast on our suite’s balcony looking...
Belmond x Simon Lycett:
In bloom
Meet OutThere, Simon Lycett, celebrity florist and world-renowned floral expert and a Belmond Good Living Experience Maker who...
Road to Mandalay, a Belmond Boat
Ayeyarwady River, Myanmar
There are few better ways to escape the hectic milieu of modern life and bring your blood pressure...
Belmond x Raha Moharrak:
Peak tales
Our friends at Belmond – who are usually all about the joy of understated but unequivocal luxury travel –...
Governor’s Residence, a Belmond Hotel
Yangon, Myanmar
When travelling to Myanmar, make sure to stop (and stay) at the Governor’s Residence, a Belmond Hotel, a...
Miraflores Park, a Belmond Hotel
Lima, Peru
The Belmond brand has become synonymous for its charming old-world approach to luxury travel, so it was a...
Belmond:
Dolce far niente
What can we say about Belmond that hasn’t already been said? The premium hotel brand is an OutThere...
Belmond
Development of a series of brand stories for the LGBT+ luxury traveller for the brand’s website as part...
The passenger
Belmond British Pullman, United Kingdom
A palace on wheels, the Belmond British Pullman transports passengers back to an era of sophisticated travel: jump...
Hiram Bingham, a Belmond Train & Sanctuary Lodge, a Belmond Hotel
Machu Picchu, Peru
With a spirit of adventure built into its name – the American explorer who first photographed the ancient...
Andean Explorer, a Belmond Train
Peru
The pristine, midnight blue and ivory Andean Explorer chugged onto the platform on Arequipa’s moody, misty, film-set of...
Monasterio, a Belmond Hotel
Cusco, Peru
Long the gateway to the Incan motherland, Cusco is a delicious layer-cake – historical at its base, but...
Maroma, a Belmond Hotel
Riviera Maya, Mexico
We don’t often gush over properties, but we were spoilt rotten by the magical Maroma, a Belmond Hotel....
Reid’s Palace, a Belmond Hotel
Madeira, Portugal
The escapist, Portuguese, sun-shine isle of Madeira has welcomed intrepid travellers and adventurers alike for centuries. And the...
Napasai, a Belmond Hotel
Koh Samui, Thailand
You’ll find the all-villa Napasai, a Belmond Hotel, in a somewhat rural island setting – amongst a grove...
The Standard
London, United Kingdom
Within moments of checking into The Standard, London, we were in the open-air bathroom of our ‘King’s Terrace’...
PROUD Experiences x OutThere:
Belong together
Each year before the pandemic hit, we were regular attendees of PROUD Experiences, the international travel trade show...
PROUD Experiences x OutThere:
Celebrating difference
In our first post of this series of stories in partnership with PROUD Experiences (the global event where...
The Experientialist Awards 20/21:
The winners
A lot has happened for OutThere and luxury travel in the year the Earth stood still. As many...
Signature Elite Class:
Flying high
It’s very much a first world problem, but sometimes flying commercial – even in the most luxurious of...
London hotel openings:
A touch of the Wilde
If there’s a resolve that has been proven time and time again, it is that you can’t contain...
Italy’s coasts reimagined:
Un ritorno al mare
You’ve got to give it to the Italians, the masters of reinvention and pioneers of effortless chic. Italy’s...
Luxury travel trends 2021:
Calculated moves
It is without a doubt that the events of 2020 changed the way that OutThere travellers will approach...
Travel better:
The real future of travel
When the time comes for us to globe-trot again, we explore where, how and why we should do...
Beyond Paddington
Arequipa & Cusco, Peru
Brits have a love affair with deepest, darkest Peru thanks to an adventurous fictional bear that planted the...
The Experientialist Awards:
Finalists announced
It may seem like a crazy time for us to have launched The Experientialist Awards by OutThere at...
Contributors
Experientialist-in-Chief / Founder Uwern Jonguwern@outtheremagazine.comInstagram / Twitter / LinkedIn An award-winning Editor and storyteller as well as an...
Go Thai Be Free:
Private escapes
At just over half a million square kilometres, Thailand offers travellers plenty of space to get truly ‘out...
05th June 2020 – the #Experientialist LIVE: Visionaries
This session is sponsored by Thrive Communications. Panelists included: Arnaud Champenois, CMO and Global Head of Brand, Marketing...
Something for the weekend: OutThere summer cocktails
“No amount of physical contact could match the healing powers of a well-made cocktail.” – David Sedaris, writer...
The sexiest city on earth
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
From the bronzed and toned beauties on Copacabana Beach to the sultry steaminess of its nightlife, Rio de...
Cunard:
A journey in time
Fancy yourself a week away from the everyday? A luxury cruise certainly does the trick for us, offering...
Hotel savvy:
What to look for when choosing a hotel?
The luxury hotel industry is increasingly competitive – good news for travellers, as growth in the quality and...
Friendship Bay Estate:
Villas for friends
We’ve just returned from a lovely and sunny few days in the sunshine on Bequia, in St Vincent...
Rainbow high
Anguilla
For 30 years, Cap Juluca has been the jewel in Anguilla’s crown, set on arguably the finest beach on...
Delta of Venus
Deià, Mallorca, Spain
The rugged beauty and magnetic rock of Deià’s coastline will seduce and unlock an artist’s creativity. Follow us...
OutThere
The Magnificent Mallorca Issue
OutThere – The Magnificent Mallorca Issue
ISSN: 2397-2157
Printed in Belgium
Mallorca’s star is on the rise. This statement may seem rather odd to seasoned travellers, as the Balearic island has for decades been a beach-holiday destination, although perhaps for all the wrong reasons. For too long, experiential luxury was on the back burner and, instead, profit-driving ‘sun, sea, sex and sangria’ package tourists came in their droves – perhaps as part of the post-Franco hunger for capitalism. Yet, those who knew where to go to get away from the throng, or how to hide in plain sight, continued to enjoy and extol Mallorca’s virtues as a cultural destination. Today, the island has gone through an image change and it seems there’s no sign of it stopping.
The islanders – both native and adopted – are overwhelmingly passionate about restoring and breathing life into the island’s culture. From Palma to Pollença, Sóller to Santanyí, they’re renovating historic homes and manor houses – old cans and fincas – and turning them into chic hotels, rural resorts, concept stores, art galleries and star-studded restaurants; all to welcome a new type of visitor. They’re proudly showcasing Mallorcan tradition – albeit with a contemporary twist – in biodynamic agriculture, the arts, crafts, cuisine and hospitality, with the result that this once-seasonal island is now attractive all year round. They’ve committed to cleaning up the stunning beaches, making more of the mountains, opening up their olive groves and lemon orchards and reinvigorating their sleepy but charming farming and fishing villages.
Revelations abound in this issue, where our experientialists make some incredible discoveries. Like photo-journalist David Edwards, who goes behind the scenes of Saint Paul’s Winter Carnival, to the ice harvest, in the backwaters of Minnesota literally. Intrepid explorer Zack Cahill reveals an almost-parallel universe that is the Taiwan beyond Taipei, and I find a thriving civilisation in ‘middle of nowhere’ central Canada. We also lift the lid on what the jet-set are calling the ‘Maldives of South East Asia’ – Bawah Reserve in Indonesia – one of the most beautiful places on this earth. We check into a reimagined icon in the Caribbean – the Belmond Cap Juluca in Anguilla – as one of their first new guests. In India, meanwhile, we’re in seventh heaven in the Andaman Islands, as we roadtest the brand-new Taj Exotica resort on Havelock.
Mallorca’s star is on the rise. This statement may seem rather odd to seasoned travellers, as the Balearic island has for decades been a beach-holiday destination, although perhaps for all the wrong reasons. For too long, experiential luxury was on the back burner and, instead, profit-driving ‘sun, sea, sex and sangria’ package tourists came in their droves – perhaps as part of the post-Franco hunger for capitalism. Yet, those who knew where to go to get away from the throng, or how to hide in plain sight, continued to enjoy and extol Mallorca’s virtues as a cultural destination. Today, the island has gone through an image change and it seems there’s no sign of it stopping.
The islanders – both native and adopted – are overwhelmingly passionate about restoring and breathing life into the island’s culture. From Palma to Pollença, Sóller to Santanyí, they’re renovating historic homes and manor houses – old cans and fincas – and turning them into chic hotels, rural resorts, concept stores, art galleries and star-studded restaurants; all to welcome a new type of visitor. They’re proudly showcasing Mallorcan tradition – albeit with a contemporary twist – in biodynamic agriculture, the arts, crafts, cuisine and hospitality, with the result that this once-seasonal island is now attractive all year round. They’ve committed to cleaning up the stunning beaches, making more of the mountains, opening up their olive groves and lemon orchards and reinvigorating their sleepy but charming farming and fishing villages.
Revelations abound in this issue, where our experientialists make some incredible discoveries. Like photo-journalist David Edwards, who goes behind the scenes of Saint Paul’s Winter Carnival, to the ice harvest, in the backwaters of Minnesota literally. Intrepid explorer Zack Cahill reveals an almost-parallel universe that is the Taiwan beyond Taipei, and I find a thriving civilisation in ‘middle of nowhere’ central Canada. We also lift the lid on what the jet-set are calling the ‘Maldives of South East Asia’ – Bawah Reserve in Indonesia – one of the most beautiful places on this earth. We check into a reimagined icon in the Caribbean – the Belmond Cap Juluca in Anguilla – as one of their first new guests. In India, meanwhile, we’re in seventh heaven in the Andaman Islands, as we roadtest the brand-new Taj Exotica resort on Havelock.
Are we there yet?
LGBT+ luxury travel, featuring Simon Mayle, Reed Exhibitions
I was recently at the restaurant of one of Cape Town’s leading luxury hotels when the friendly maître...
Jaime Trias
Mallorca, Spain
Through his role at the stunning Belmond La Residencia, Jaime Trias shakes hands with the most discerning of...
OutThere
The Non-Stop Tel Aviv Issue
OutThere – The Non-Stop Tel Aviv Issue
ISSN: 2397-2157
Printed in Belgium
Tel Aviv is awe-inspiring; aesthetically and spiritually, a sophisticated and forward-thinking city. It’s relatively small, but it punches well above its weight. In many ways, it is ahead of the curve, leading the world in innovation and entrepreneurial ventures. The people of Tel Aviv are fascinating, and are wholly fascinated by visitors. They will passionately engage with you on any subject you care to mention; their history, their existence today and where they’re going; their notion of an expressive, ever-evolving city and their palpable need to be part of the global community.
We also travel to new parts of the world. We’ll be telling you about the history of Cambodia, how tourism acts as a force for good in Antarctica and taking you to Park City, Utah. Our Creative Director, Martin, revisits Vancouver, a city he has fallen for, on a trip to check out their Shangri-La. We also talk to people in the field for their viewpoints, like José Koechlin, with his Peruvian eco -tourism brainchild, Inkaterra. Foodie writer Sean O’Callaghan tells us what it like to be vegan on vacation.
In our Equipment session, we’re given exclusive access to the stunning Villa Sola Cabiati, of Grand Hotel Tremezzo fame. Our revamped Basecamps section, focusing on more in-depth hotel experience features, has been quite the hit. We're also thrilled to include a recent journey to Peru with Belmond, as one of the first to stay on their new Andean Explorer train. This features among many other wonderful OutThere places to stay, across the world.
Tel Aviv is awe-inspiring; aesthetically and spiritually, a sophisticated and forward-thinking city. It’s relatively small, but it punches well above its weight. In many ways, it is ahead of the curve, leading the world in innovation and entrepreneurial ventures. The people of Tel Aviv are fascinating, and are wholly fascinated by visitors. They will passionately engage with you on any subject you care to mention; their history, their existence today and where they’re going; their notion of an expressive, ever-evolving city and their palpable need to be part of the global community.
We also travel to new parts of the world. We’ll be telling you about the history of Cambodia, how tourism acts as a force for good in Antarctica and taking you to Park City, Utah. Our Creative Director, Martin, revisits Vancouver, a city he has fallen for, on a trip to check out their Shangri-La. We also talk to people in the field for their viewpoints, like José Koechlin, with his Peruvian eco -tourism brainchild, Inkaterra. Foodie writer Sean O’Callaghan tells us what it like to be vegan on vacation.
In our Equipment session, we’re given exclusive access to the stunning Villa Sola Cabiati, of Grand Hotel Tremezzo fame. Our revamped Basecamps section, focusing on more in-depth hotel experience features, has been quite the hit. We're also thrilled to include a recent journey to Peru with Belmond, as one of the first to stay on their new Andean Explorer train. This features among many other wonderful OutThere places to stay, across the world.
A new dawn
Bagan to Mandalay, Myanmar
Martin Perry visits Myanmar on the eve of a new and hopefully positive era in this beautiful country’s...