The stone houses of Hvar were never meant to impress anyone. Built by winemakers, fishermen and sea captains over four centuries, they were thick-walled answers to practical questions: summer heat, winter wind, the occasional pirate.
Breathtaking stage design, spectacular special effects and an outstanding artistic program for the Mediterranean’s most glamorous event at the iconic hotel of the Costa Smeralda.
The Amalfi Coast has fascinated travellers for centuries, but its most spectacular perspective has always been from the sea. Long before the famous coastal road existed, villages such as Positano, Amalfi and Praiano were connected primarily by boats.
Standard high-end travel brings a fresh desire for timeless elegance and refined heritage. International travelers frequently seek out world-renowned craftsmanship when visiting historical shopping districts across major global cities.
Most people spend hours comparing flight prices. Very few spend more than a minute booking the car that takes them to the terminal. On some journeys, that car costs more than the seat on the plane.
Croatia is, no doubt, one of the most popular summer destinations in 2026. Along with many tourist hotspots such as Dubrovnik or Split, it is home to some of the best hidden gems- places not many discover, but those who do are in for a treat.
Croatia's Dalmatia has slowly made itself one of the Mediterranean's luxury sailing grounds. It is a coast of Venetian bell towers, walled harbour towns, lavender fields and water clear enough to read the depth by its colour, and it now draws the crowd who once pointed straight for the French Riviera.
This summer, Hyatt Regency Lisbon is inviting travellers to experience a different side of the Portuguese capital, where culture, riverside living and authentic gastronomy come together in one of Lisbon’s most captivating neighbourhoods.
Marking the brand’s second destination in Portugal, the project introduces a new expression of the brand’s resort lifestyle to the country’s southern coast.
Few places in the world combine glamour, history, and natural beauty quite like the French Riviera. Stretching from Saint-Tropez to Monaco, the coastline has long attracted artists, royalty, and travelers looking for something exceptional. Today, it’s also one of Europe’s most sought-after wedding destinations.
Corfu rewards travelers who plan around place first. The island pairs a walkable Old Town, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007, with quiet coves, sandy sunset beaches, and olive-covered hills. For a villa holiday, the smartest first choice is not the property. It is the coast.
Scarpa Villas is a four-residence private estate in the Monvigliero Barolo cru, above Verduno in Piedmont's UNESCO Langhe. Learn more here.
Coinciding with the growing appreciation for Christopher Nolan's adaptation of The Odyssey, which has reignited interest in Greece's rich history, mythology and cinematic landscapes, Athens is taking centre stage as a destination in its own right.
France ranks its greatest hotels above five stars. The distinction is called Palace, it is awarded by the state, and only a dozen or so addresses in Paris hold it.
Portugal's Alentejo coast has earned a reputation as one of Europe's most peaceful luxury destinations, attracting travelers and property buyers who value open landscapes, authentic culture, and elegant simplicity.
