Photo by Ivan Ragozin / Unsplash Doctors & Experts Blue Zones: What the World’s Longevity Regions Really Teach Us Why the secret to a longer life may have less to do with expensive treatments and more to do with the way we organise everyday life In the age of NAD+ infusions, biological-age tests, cryotherapy and personalised longevity programmes, one of the world’s most influential longevity concepts offers By iTravel Staff • 8 min read
hoteltermemerano.it Luxury Hotels The View That Begins the Morning: Inside Hotel Terme Merano "The higher one goes, the purer the air becomes." — Goethe, Italian Journey, September 1786 The first thing you do in the morning at Hotel Terme Merano is walk to the window. Not to check the weather. You go because it is difficult to believe a view can be By iTravel Staff • 4 min read
hilton.com Luxury Hotels Semeli Coast Mykonos: The Island at a Different Pace On the eastern coast of Mykonos, away from the island’s established circuit of beach clubs and late-night tables, Semeli Coast follows the quieter rhythm of Merchia Bay. By iTravel Staff • 7 min read
kandima.com Luxury Hotels Kandima Maldives: the art of living at full volume There is a particular version of the Maldives that most people carry in their imagination long before they arrive: the overwater villa, the glassy lagoon, the careful, considerate silence of a place designed above all else to be undisturbed. That version exists, and it is not wrong. But it is By iTravel Staff • 8 min read
hyatt.com Luxury Guides A Guide to Morocco: The Best Hotels, Dining and Cultural Experiences Where to Stay Royal Mansour Marrakech A 53-riad compound within the medina walls, owned by King Mohammed VI of Morocco. Each riad is a three-storey private house with its own rooftop terrace and plunge pool. Staff move through a network of underground corridors, maintaining service without visible presence. By iTravel Staff • 6 min read
aman.com/resorts/amanvari What’s New Amanvari Mexico: Why Aman Chose Baja Aman’s first Mexican resort, set within the Costa Palmas enclave on the Sea of Cortés, signals a quieter, design-led chapter for Baja’s East Cape. By iTravel Staff • 7 min read
belvederehotel.com Luxury Hotels Belvedere Mykonos: the Art of Belonging On a barren Cycladic island, a family mansion became a gathering place for painters, princesses, and restless spirits. Three decades later, it remains one of the few hotels in Greece where the past is not a theme but a living presence. "You enter Greece as one might enter a By iTravel Staff • 7 min read
hyatt.com Luxury Guides The Mediterranean Luxury Resort Edit 2026 For the 2026 season, Mediterranean luxury is no longer defined by beachfront position alone. Across Greece, Italy, Spain and Portugal, the most relevant resorts and resort communities now prioritise privacy, villa-style accommodation, design integrity, wellness and gastronomy. This iPremium edit brings together new openings, recent arrivals, major renewals and By iTravel Staff • 4 min read
Gastronomy Why Bangkok Is Becoming Asia’s Luxury Lifestyle Capital Design-led hotels, flagship retail expansions and a constellation of Michelin-starred restaurants are repositioning the Thai capital for a global audience of affluent travellers. On the Chao Phraya River, where the Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya and Capella Bangkok opened in 2020, curated art collections, expansive suites By iTravel Staff • 4 min read
Gastronomy 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 By iTravel Staff • 3 min read
dior.com Gastronomy 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 By iTravel Staff • 3 min read
comohotels.com Luxury Hotels 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 By iTravel Staff • 3 min read
