If you’re looking to spend a week or two on a ski slope this winter, then you’ll have a number of excellent resorts to choose from.
As Iceland’s Northern Lights season returns (September–April), I wanted to flag The Reykjavik EDITION as an exceptional base for aurora-related travel features.
Italy’s forgotten corners often speak the loudest. Beyond the grand piazzas and bustling trattorias lies another Italy-one veiled in silence, textured by time, and stitched together with stories waiting to be heard.
Imagine arriving in London and stepping into a stately townhouse where every detail - from ornate molding to candlelit evening dinners - reflects quintessential British elegance.
Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin, the iconic luxury hotel located just opposite Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate, has announced the opening of a new gourmet ice cream shop in the hotel’s lobby shopping arcade, in partnership with the renowned Berlin-based ice cream maker Eis Engelchen.
There are places that invite you to slow down without losing the thrill of discovery. Granada is one of them.
Europe still holds secrets that even the most seasoned travelers have yet to uncover. Scattered across valleys, islands, and coastlines are spots where culture and nature reveal themselves in quiet, unhurried ways.
Luxury does not have to be loud. The most unforgettable proposals are often the quiet ones, when a city is waking up or the sea is still.
Few experiences rival the magic of standing under Iceland’s night sky while the northern lights dance above. This breathtaking natural wonder is one of the main reasons travelers visit Iceland, but catching the aurora requires flexibility, independence, and the freedom to chase clear skies.
Pulitzer Amsterdam is celebrating the 750th anniversary of Amsterdam with the 10th edition of SAIL Amsterdam—a spectacular maritime event that draws ships, sailors, and visitors from across the globe.
Badrutt’s Palace Hotel, the iconic mountain resort located in the heart of St. Moritz, has debuted elevated tennis and padel courts.
Paris may be the ultimate destination for art, history, and romance, but just an hour outside the city lies one of France’s most delightful side trips—the Champagne region.
Italy is a country that doesn’t just produce wine—it breathes it. From the rolling hills of Tuscany to the volcanic soils of Sicily, every glass tells a story that is as much about culture and tradition as it is about terroir.
Up Norway, the leading curator of tailor-made luxury journeys in Norway, now offers a new road trip itinerary that redefines Southern Norway as a world-class culinary and cultural destination.
One can envision navigating the pristine turquoise waters of the Adriatic, with the sun gently warming the skin and the majestic cliffs of Dubrovnik providing a picturesque backdrop.
