Best Hotels in Paris for Art Basel Paris 2026
Art Basel Paris returns to the Grand Palais from 23 to 25 October 2026, with invitation-only previews beginning on 20 October. For collectors, gallery owners and international visitors, choosing where to stay is as much about access to Paris’s art districts as proximity to the fair itself. The
Amanolu Maldives: What to Know About Aman’s First Maldivian Resort
Amanolu Maldives will be Aman’s first resort in the Maldives, with a 52-key property, 16 private-island residences and separate islands for wellness and recreation, scheduled to open in Vaavu Atoll in 2028. Amanolu Maldives: What We Know Aman has named Amanolu as its first destination in the
Cap St Georges, Cyprus: A Village by the Sea
“Man is by nature a social animal.” - Aristotle There are hotels you pass through, and there are places you belong to, if only for a week. On the western edge of Cyprus, where the road thins out towards the wild Akamas Peninsula and the sea turns the colour of polishedLatest Articles
Best Provence Rosé Wines: 7 Châteaux to Know
From the vineyards of Saint-Tropez to the limestone hills of Bandol, Provence has established a distinctive identity for rosé wine. These seven estates illustrate the region's different approaches to producing it. Provence Rosé Wine: Why the Region Became the World Reference Few wines are as closely associated
The South African coastal retreat you’ve likely never heard of, and need to visit
South Africa has no shortage of spectacular coastal destinations. From the oceanside resorts of KwaZulu-Natal to the beaches of the Western Cape, South Africa attracts millions of tourists every year, with Club Med even recently investing upwards of R2 billion (over €110 million) to build a luxury resort on
ISA Poseidon 86M: Inside the Design of an 86-Metre Superyacht Concept
The ISA Poseidon 86M concept, presented by ISA Yachts in October 2026, places the owner’s deck at the centre of its design. At 86 metres long and 12.8 metres wide, the proposed yacht treats private living space as a distinct architectural zone, separated from the principal guest areas.
Buying Property in Monaco-Ville: What the New Protection Rules Mean
Monaco’s proposed protection framework for its historic Monaco-Ville district could affect property sales, changes of use and renovation. Buyers should establish the legislation’s current status before committing to a purchase. Monaco Property Law: What Has Changed? Monaco-Ville, the Principality’s historic district, is the subject of
Inside The Barai Hua Hin: A New Approach to Wellness Stays
The new wellness programme at The Barai Hua Hin in Thailand shifts the focus from a conventional spa break to a stay structured around personal assessment, movement and traditional therapies. Guests can choose a shorter visit or a multi-day retreat, with the programme designed around individual needs rather than
Château Cheval Blanc: The Bordeaux Wine That Became a Collectors' Legend
From an unconventional nineteenth-century vineyard to one of Bordeaux's most sought-after wines, Château Cheval Blanc has built its reputation on Cabernet Franc, historic vintages and a distinctive sense of place. In 1947, an unusually hot summer in Bordeaux produced a wine that would become one of
La Réserve Firenze: Six Serviced Apartments in a Historic Palazzo
Opened on 16 October 2026, La Réserve Firenze brings six serviced apartments to a restored Renaissance palazzo in Oltrarno, offering an alternative to conventional hotel rooms for couples, families and longer-stay travellers. Inside La Réserve Firenze in Oltrarno At Via Santo Spirito 6, in Florence’s Oltrarno district, La
Willem de Kooning at the Rijksmuseum: 120 Works in Amsterdam
Opening on 9 October 2026, Willem de Kooning at Work brings more than 120 works to Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum, placing the artist’s drawings at the centre of a retrospective spanning more than 65 years. Willem de Kooning at the Rijksmuseum: What to See The Rijksmuseum’s new exhibition examines
Venice Film Festival 2026: The Practical Guide to Tickets, Red Carpets, Premieres and Getting to the Lido
The 83rd Venice International Film Festival — Mostra Internazionale d’Arte Cinematografica — runs from 2 to 12 September 2026, with a pre-opening event scheduled for 1 September. This guide explains how the festival works in practice.Travel
The South African coastal retreat you’ve likely never heard of, and need to visit
South Africa has no shortage of spectacular coastal destinations. From the oceanside resorts of KwaZulu-Natal to the beaches of the Western Cape, South Africa attracts millions of tourists every year, with Club Med even recently investing upwards of R2 billion (over €110 million) to build a luxury resort on
La Réserve Firenze: Six Serviced Apartments in a Historic Palazzo
Opened on 16 October 2026, La Réserve Firenze brings six serviced apartments to a restored Renaissance palazzo in Oltrarno, offering an alternative to conventional hotel rooms for couples, families and longer-stay travellers. Inside La Réserve Firenze in Oltrarno At Via Santo Spirito 6, in Florence’s Oltrarno district, La
One&Only The Palm: A Private World Within Dubai
At the tip of Palm Jumeirah's West Crescent, One&Only The Palm offers what Dubai rarely does: privacy, alongside a two-Michelin-star dining room and a style of service measured in small gestures. "All the unhappiness of men arises from one single fact, that they
Luxury Travel Booking Trends 2026: Why Timing Is Changing
Luxury travel booking trends in 2026 reveal two contrasting patterns: expedition cruises are being reserved further ahead, while some autumn trips are still booked weeks before departure. The distinction matters when availability is limited. One traveller is planning an expedition cruise for next year more than a year in advance.News
MONACO YACHT SHOW BRINGS YACHTING TO SAUDI ARABIA
MONACO, 24 September 2026: The Monaco Yacht Show is taking its vision for yachting beyond Monaco and to the Red Sea. The Red Sea Yacht Show will make its debut in Jeddah from 14 to 17 October 2027, bringing the international yachting community together in one of the world’s
Luxury Events September 2026: Venice Film Festival, Paris Fashion Week and Monaco Yacht Show
Venice Film Festival, Paris Haute Couture Week, high jewellery, superyachts, Michelin dining and destination-led luxury travel define the global luxury agenda this week. September 2026 confirms a broader shift in the international luxury calendar. Major events are no longer isolated appointments; they increasingly operate as connected cultural, fashion, yachting
Luxury Goods Trends: High Jewellery, Cartier Crash and Couture Denim
This week’s luxury goods agenda highlights three key signals: the strength of high jewellery, the rise of Cartier Crash as an investment watch, and the growing influence of couture-level collaborations with heritage brands. High Jewellery Continues to Outperform High jewellery remains one of the most resilient luxury segments,
Michelin & Gastronomy: New Zealand, La Jolla and Saint-Tropez Redefine Culinary Travel
The luxury gastronomy map is shifting again. This week’s key signals come from three destinations: New Zealand, where Michelin has arrived for the first time; La Jolla, where California’s fine-dining scene is expanding beyond major cities; and Saint-Tropez, where gastronomy, beach culture and rosé define theLatest Articles
Best Provence Rosé Wines: 7 Châteaux to Know
From the vineyards of Saint-Tropez to the limestone hills of Bandol, Provence has established a distinctive identity for rosé wine. These seven estates illustrate the region's different approaches to producing it. Provence Rosé Wine: Why the Region Became the World Reference Few wines are as closely associated
The South African coastal retreat you’ve likely never heard of, and need to visit
South Africa has no shortage of spectacular coastal destinations. From the oceanside resorts of KwaZulu-Natal to the beaches of the Western Cape, South Africa attracts millions of tourists every year, with Club Med even recently investing upwards of R2 billion (over €110 million) to build a luxury resort on
ISA Poseidon 86M: Inside the Design of an 86-Metre Superyacht Concept
The ISA Poseidon 86M concept, presented by ISA Yachts in October 2026, places the owner’s deck at the centre of its design. At 86 metres long and 12.8 metres wide, the proposed yacht treats private living space as a distinct architectural zone, separated from the principal guest areas.
Buying Property in Monaco-Ville: What the New Protection Rules Mean
Monaco’s proposed protection framework for its historic Monaco-Ville district could affect property sales, changes of use and renovation. Buyers should establish the legislation’s current status before committing to a purchase. Monaco Property Law: What Has Changed? Monaco-Ville, the Principality’s historic district, is the subject of
Inside The Barai Hua Hin: A New Approach to Wellness Stays
The new wellness programme at The Barai Hua Hin in Thailand shifts the focus from a conventional spa break to a stay structured around personal assessment, movement and traditional therapies. Guests can choose a shorter visit or a multi-day retreat, with the programme designed around individual needs rather than
Château Cheval Blanc: The Bordeaux Wine That Became a Collectors' Legend
From an unconventional nineteenth-century vineyard to one of Bordeaux's most sought-after wines, Château Cheval Blanc has built its reputation on Cabernet Franc, historic vintages and a distinctive sense of place. In 1947, an unusually hot summer in Bordeaux produced a wine that would become one of
La Réserve Firenze: Six Serviced Apartments in a Historic Palazzo
Opened on 16 October 2026, La Réserve Firenze brings six serviced apartments to a restored Renaissance palazzo in Oltrarno, offering an alternative to conventional hotel rooms for couples, families and longer-stay travellers. Inside La Réserve Firenze in Oltrarno At Via Santo Spirito 6, in Florence’s Oltrarno district, La
