So much more than skiing – the allure of El Lodge Ski & Spa, Sierra Nevada

We’ve already shared this secret with you. But let me remind you of my favourite Alpine style hideaway in the sunny, snow-capped peaks of Southern Spain…El  Lodge Ski & Spa. No need to pack your skis. And no need to even check-in! The El Lodge experience is also available to non-resident guests who want to Continue Reading

FROM SURFING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE OCEAN TO POPPING 1,500 BOTTLES OF FIZZ – ROYAL CARIBBEAN REVEALS 10 WEEKLY HAPPENINGS ONBOARD ‘ANTHEM OF THE SEAS’

Did you know you can skydive in the middle of the ocean, enroll in circus school or sit back and enjoy a cocktail made by a robotic bartender all while onboard one of the largest cruise ships in the world?  Endless experiences await guests onboard Anthem of the Seas: from North Star, providing guests breathtaking, Continue Reading

Where to Go in 2020 – inspiration from Hayes and Jarvis

As 2020 approaches, Hayes & Jarvis – the leading UK tailormade travel specialist – reveals their top destinations for the new year and announces a host of new itineraries. From South American wildlife tours to polar expeditions, cultural explorations to gastronomy, the operator provides extraordinary experiences across the world’s most magical long-haul destinations. ARGENTINA: CULINARY ARGENTINA  Argentina’s Continue Reading

The Elyx Chalet at Rosewood London – Absolut Elyx brings a Swedish-inspired winter hideaway to the heart of London

On November 7th, Rosewood London will reveal its anticipated winter terrace – this yearnamed The Elyx Chalet at Rosewood London – in partnership with world-renowned luxuryvodka brand, Absolut Elyx. The hotel’s spectacular courtyard will be transformed into thesnowy and enchanted winter wonderland of Southern Sweden, in the heart of central London. Until February 29th, the Continue Reading

Winter At Tantora Festival Tickets Now On Sale

Winter at Tantora, the international festival celebrating art, music, culture and history, set amidst the timeless landscape of AlUla, will welcome back Tuscan tenor, Andrea Bocelli, who will make his second appearance at the festival on January 31st. The announcement comes as the much-anticipated international festival opened sales on experiencealula.com. The diverse festival programme also Continue Reading

Travelzoo launches special ‘Solo September’ campaign

Travelzoo, a global publisher of exclusive offers and experiences for members, has revealed that almost half (48%) of Brits who have been on holiday have travelled solo, confirming the increasingly popular travel trend across the UK. However, of the 1,722 people surveyed, 65% think that solo travellers are penalised financially which provides a disincentive to Continue Reading

Discover Myanmar’s iconic UNESCO temple city of Bagan, with Hayes & Jarvis luxury travel specialists

Myanmar (or Burma as it was once known) has in recent years become open to international visitors; emerging as an exceptional destination for the discerning, luxury traveller. The ancient capital Bagan has recently been inscribed into the UNESCO World Heritage and can be visited as part of Hayes & Jarvis luxury ‘Highlights of Myanmar Tour’. Continue Reading

The Lanesborough Hotel London Introduce New Fleet of Guest Supercars

Overlooking Hyde Park Corner and adjacent to the grounds of Buckingham Palace, The Lanesborough, London has long been considered one of the city’s most iconic hotels, commanding a prestigious location that straddles Belgravia, Knightsbridge and Mayfair.  New for the British summer season, the hotel is delighted to introduce its new fleet of supercars, offering guests the chance to explore London and the surrounding counties in one of the new high-performance cars. For Continue Reading

New b​reed of safari experiences for animal lovers

The prospect of playing with, cuddling or even bottle-feeding lion cubs is an attractive draw for many travelers to Africa. However, few tourists realize the devastating consequences of such experiences.  After long years of conservationists campaigning against such hands-on wildlife interactions, the South African government has taken a stance. In a 2018 report titled “Captive Continue Reading