Rwanda is open for visitors – explore it in eco-luxury!
Rwanda has adopted a tourism strategy that safeguards its attractions for the long-term: deliberately restricting visitor numbers and focusing on the high-end […]
Short stay: Rookery Hall Hotel and Spa, Nantwich, Cheshire, UK
Two centuries on from its naming as Rookery Hall, the rooks still fly over 38 acres of grounds, waddle across the terrace […]
The grand re-opening of Baron Palace
Baron Empain Palace, also known as Le Palais Hindou, first opened in 1911 and is a mansion inspired by a Hindu temple […]
Travel CEOs join forces to demand improvements in COVID-19 testing
Fourteen CEOs of America’s most recognizable travel-related companies sent a letter to the president and congressional leaders this week stating that more […]
Trail running takes off in Verbier
Are you a trail enthusiast who wants to work out on challenging routes while marvelling at the beauty of the landscape? Since […]
10 ways to travel safely and responsibly in BC this Summer
As British Columbia moves forward with its Restart Plan and restrictions further begin to ease, travelling in the province may be a […]
Experience a little luxury in Martin County, Florida
Encompassing the communities of Port Salerno, Stuart, Palm City, Jensen Beach, Indiantown, Jupiter Island, Hobe Sound, Sewall’s Point, Rio and Hutchinson Island, […]
Where caribou outnumber people
In Alaska’s Interior and Arctic, the caribou far outnumber the people. In fact, according to Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s Bob […]
Travel news: this month (July 2020) in luxury travel
Friday newsletters always feature travel contests, tips, series, or news […] The post Travel news: this month (July 2020) in luxury travel appeared first on the Luxury Travel […]
The greatest show on Earth
The Coral Triangle is home to the richest coral reefs on the planet. The region stretches from Malaysia in the west, to […]