While you can still find a lot of ultra-wealthy people going to hotels, many of them have started to embrace another trend, which is quiet luxury.
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.
Enjoying time off with your family has become very difficult these days. That’s because everyone has their own schedule, their own challenges to deal with, and so on.
The arrival at a hotel launch or private reception sets the pace for everything that follows. Guests need to recognize the entrance, understand where to go and feel comfortable pausing without getting in someone else's way.
The last morning of a stay in Australia can bring a small regret: the candle from the suite or the silk scarf in the lobby boutique you admired but never bought.
To plan your vacation in foreign lands, you would have to plan your transportation, accommodations, and the activities that you would be doing on your trip.
Wake up in a hilltop villa outside Florence or a modernist retreat along the Big Sur cliffs, and the immediate urge is always the same.
Explore the exhilarating club scene in Marrakech in the Hivernage District. Discover international DJs, VIP service and unforgettable late-night adventures.
When you are a part of the ultra-wealthy, you want to spare no expense with your travels. And in doing that, you are indeed trying to do a multitude of amazing things, while pushing the limits of what you can achieve.
Traveling when you are ultra-wealthy is going to be tricky, because you can always just buy stuff you need at the destination.
Plan a festive Washington, DC weekend with neighborhood walks, cultural outings, fine dining, upscale stays and ideas for hosting a private celebration.
For many travellers, the most stressful part of a journey is not the long-haul flight. It is the final stretch: the wait for a car at the airport kerb, the crawl through unfamiliar city traffic and the uncertainty of when you will actually reach your hotel.
Luxury travel security now depends on connected technology that protects guests without adding visible friction to their stay.
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.
Udaipur, which is also referred to as “the City of Lakes”, is renowned for its beautiful lakes, palaces, colorful markets, and royal culture.
