Santani, Kandy: Where Wellness Is Built Into the Environment
"The art of medicine consists of amusing the patient while nature cures the disease." — Voltaire There is a particular kind of fatigue that no amount of sleep addresses. It accumulates not in the body but somewhere behind it, in the machinery that governs the body: the nervous system,
The Ultimate Freedom: Inside The Nautilus, The Maldives' Most Enigmatic Island Paradise
Private paradise... achieved Silk-soft shores... discovered Glass-clear ocean waters... secured Intuitive excellence... perfected There exists a realm where elements conspire to create perfection: where sand dissolves like silk beneath your feet, where waters hold secrets in their crystalline depths, and where service transcends mere anticipation to become an
The World’s Most Important Cultural & Jet-Set Events of 2026
A refined calendar for those who travel with intention Why 2026 is about presence, not pace By 2026, luxury travel has fully stepped away from accumulation. The new currency is not how many places one visits, but when and why one chooses to be somewhere. Global calendars are no longerLatest Articles
Michelin California 2026: Where HNW Travellers Should Book
Californios and Enclos earn three stars, Kato rises to two, and nine new one-star restaurants enter the guide, reshaping the 2026 fine-dining map for affluent visitors. On June 24, 2026, at a ceremony in San Diego, Michelin announced the latest California star promotions, with the full press release
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 the
Major Events Radar: Couture, Cannes Lions and the Next Luxury Calendar Moves
This week’s major events agenda is led by Paris Haute Couture Week, while the aftereffect of Cannes Lions continues to shape the luxury marketing conversation. Looking ahead, Monaco Yacht Show and Paris Fashion Week Women SS27 are already key planning points for editorial teams and luxury brands. Paris Haute
Hotel Industry Radar: Why Luxury Hospitality Is Entering Its Pre-Opening Leadership Era
The luxury hotel market is increasingly being shaped before a property opens its doors. This week’s senior appointments across Tokyo, the Caribbean, Mexico, Rome and Corinthia Hotels point to a clear industry signal: general managers and operational leaders are now being positioned 6 to 18 months ahead of opening
New Hotel Openings Watchlist: Amanvari, Tokyo, Turks & Caicos and Rome
This week’s luxury hotel watchlist points to four markets gaining momentum: Baja California, Tokyo, Turks and Caicos, and Rome. The signals are different in each case — a long-awaited resort opening, senior leadership appointments, and early positioning for a major European debut — but together they show where luxury hospitality
Top 10 Luxury Travel & Luxury Lifestyle News This Week
Paris Haute Couture Week, high jewellery, superyachts, Michelin dining and destination-led luxury travel define the global luxury agenda this week. From couture debuts in Paris to the arrival of Michelin in New Zealand and a new wave of superyacht lifestyle projects, the market is moving toward rare access, cultural
GCAT Brings Arabian Horse Prestige to Port Hercule, Monaco
Monaco, 9-10 July 2026 For the first time, the prestigious Global Champions Arabians Tour (GCAT) heads to the Principality of Monaco on 9–10 July 2026, bringing together the world’s finest Arabian horses, renowned breeders, owners and enthusiasts for one of the most anticipated events on the internationalTravel
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 the
New Hotel Openings Watchlist: Amanvari, Tokyo, Turks & Caicos and Rome
This week’s luxury hotel watchlist points to four markets gaining momentum: Baja California, Tokyo, Turks and Caicos, and Rome. The signals are different in each case — a long-awaited resort opening, senior leadership appointments, and early positioning for a major European debut — but together they show where luxury hospitality
Locanda La Raia: Where Italian Hospitality Begins with the Land
“He who sows utopia will reap reality.” — Carlo Petrini Some places do not try to impress immediately. They wait until the guest’s pace changes. La Raia is one of them. In Lower Piedmont, in the hills of Gavi, around an hour from Milan and less than an hour from
Twenty Metres from Shore: Inside Ellaidhoo Maldives by Cinnamon
"The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever." — Jacques-Yves Cousteau In the Maldives, geography determines everything. Some islands are built around architecture. Others around privacy. A smaller number are shaped by what lies beneath the surface. Ellaidhoo Maldives by CinnamonNews
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 the
Major Events Radar: Couture, Cannes Lions and the Next Luxury Calendar Moves
This week’s major events agenda is led by Paris Haute Couture Week, while the aftereffect of Cannes Lions continues to shape the luxury marketing conversation. Looking ahead, Monaco Yacht Show and Paris Fashion Week Women SS27 are already key planning points for editorial teams and luxury brands. Paris Haute
Hotel Industry Radar: Why Luxury Hospitality Is Entering Its Pre-Opening Leadership Era
The luxury hotel market is increasingly being shaped before a property opens its doors. This week’s senior appointments across Tokyo, the Caribbean, Mexico, Rome and Corinthia Hotels point to a clear industry signal: general managers and operational leaders are now being positioned 6 to 18 months ahead of openingLatest Articles
Michelin California 2026: Where HNW Travellers Should Book
Californios and Enclos earn three stars, Kato rises to two, and nine new one-star restaurants enter the guide, reshaping the 2026 fine-dining map for affluent visitors. On June 24, 2026, at a ceremony in San Diego, Michelin announced the latest California star promotions, with the full press release
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 the
Major Events Radar: Couture, Cannes Lions and the Next Luxury Calendar Moves
This week’s major events agenda is led by Paris Haute Couture Week, while the aftereffect of Cannes Lions continues to shape the luxury marketing conversation. Looking ahead, Monaco Yacht Show and Paris Fashion Week Women SS27 are already key planning points for editorial teams and luxury brands. Paris Haute
Hotel Industry Radar: Why Luxury Hospitality Is Entering Its Pre-Opening Leadership Era
The luxury hotel market is increasingly being shaped before a property opens its doors. This week’s senior appointments across Tokyo, the Caribbean, Mexico, Rome and Corinthia Hotels point to a clear industry signal: general managers and operational leaders are now being positioned 6 to 18 months ahead of opening
New Hotel Openings Watchlist: Amanvari, Tokyo, Turks & Caicos and Rome
This week’s luxury hotel watchlist points to four markets gaining momentum: Baja California, Tokyo, Turks and Caicos, and Rome. The signals are different in each case — a long-awaited resort opening, senior leadership appointments, and early positioning for a major European debut — but together they show where luxury hospitality
Top 10 Luxury Travel & Luxury Lifestyle News This Week
Paris Haute Couture Week, high jewellery, superyachts, Michelin dining and destination-led luxury travel define the global luxury agenda this week. From couture debuts in Paris to the arrival of Michelin in New Zealand and a new wave of superyacht lifestyle projects, the market is moving toward rare access, cultural
