Though we love nothing more than jetting off to a far-flung destination in search of an exquisite adventure, books have a unique capacity in transporting us to places over the rainbow and beyond.
The Women Artists of Venice (WAV) is a scheme by Save Venice, which seeks to restore the works – and prestige – of the city's historical, female makers.
In luxury travel, there's a type of accommodation to suit every taste – and yet, it's fair so say that no place feels like home. Hence, these three homes turned hotels come with a special allure.
Between Rocco Forte Hotels' upcoming 'modern-day Grand Tour' to a journey from Paris to Portofino on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, train travel is taking Europe by (slow) storm in 2024.
Three of the most exciting upcoming urban hotels around the globe have been spearheaded by world-famous architects and creatives. We take a closer look at what's to come.
Discussing what it was like growing up gay in 1980s Switzerland, Davide Paladino also shares why he's keen on 'giving back', and where the industry should be headed.
With its laidback vibe and an exciting, new property far off-the-beaten-track set to open in early 2024, the Seychelles might be next years's most exciting holistic wellness destination.
In the race to space, not every brand is going 'faster': Zephalto will be taking guests into the stratosphere in a more comfortable, slower way – including Michelin-starred dining.
Accessible travel initiatives arrive in Vilnius and Tropical North Queensland, demonstrating that accessibility is now a global talking point in luxury travel.
Having worked in the luxury travel space for over a decade, Geoffrey Ravoire has founded AVANCE Collective, a brand-new charity to give back to the communities that shape travel.
In a drive towards greater accessibility, Cape Canaveral's Kennedy Space Center is adding a new achievement to its Visitor Complex' list: autism accreditation.
Coinciding with one of the most devastating disasters to hit Marrakech in living memory, the launch of IZZA wasn't easy – but the property is helping rebuild the city from within.
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