Discover the perfect luxury Italian getaway for your engagement proposal. Explore romantic destinations, exquisite dining, and unforgettable experiences to celebrate love.
Set within an active 800-year-old monastery, the transformed hotel will introduce a new expression of Kempinski’s Good Life, bringing together a contemporary Gothic, Baroque and Bohemian design influences with Prague’s cultural soul, destination-led dining and Local Insider access.
Meliá Hotels International partners with Gruppo Stay to bring its distinctive luxury collection to the Italian capital in 2027
Scandinavian Sustainable Travel Curator Offers New 8-Day Journey Exploring Norway’s Layered Cultural Identity
Riverside Luxury Cruises has opened reservations for its 2028 river cruise season, highlighted by the debut of Riverside Mahler, the newest addition to the line’s growing fleet.
For travelers looking to make the most of the season rather than surrender to shorter days and cooler temperatures, Portugal’s Algarve offers a compelling autumn reset.
New itineraries invite guests to discover Florence, Bolgheri, Verona and Alba, where iconic landscapes, culture and gastronomy become part of the journey.
As the 2026 yachting season comes to a close, it's time to reflect on your needs and preferences for the upcoming season. What new aspirations would you like to pursue?
Planning a fall trip to Spain? Discover why Barcelona in October means warm days, swimmable sea, shorter lines and lower prices — plus where to stay.
Five European cities where coffee is more than caffeine, plus what to order, when to go, and how locals actually drink it.
As the Mediterranean summer season draws to a close, thoughts turn to the next season of luxury yacht charters along the Croatian coast.
Barcelona is a premier destination for leisure travellers, corporate events, weddings, and international group trips.
A ski week in Lech, St. Anton or Kitzbühel starts long before the first lift. For most Americans it starts at Munich Airport, after an overnight flight, with two or three hours of Alpine road still ahead. How that stretch goes sets the tone for the week, and it deserves the same care as the choice of hotel.
Venice rewards patience. Arrive before the day-trip crowds, and the city still has its early light — low, gold, bouncing off water that hasn't been churned up by vaporetti yet. It's the kind of light phone cameras struggle with and professional photographers chase on purpose.
Istanbul has never been short of grandeur. Domes rise over the Golden Horn, ferries cut across two continents, and every street on the Historic Peninsula seems to hold another century. What has changed is how the most discerning visitors choose to experience it.
