Over the last few years, luxury travel has undergone a fundamental shift — moving away from standardized “five-star package” vacations toward hyper-personalized and privacy-first experiences.
London isn’t just a destination, it's a feeling. A place where centuries-old palaces stand beside glittering skyscrapers, where red buses hum through the streets, and where every corner holds a story waiting to be discovered.
The Sanctuary at The Vanderbilt Estate is a 12-acre ultra-private luxury retreat in Phuket, offering timeless comfort and refined serenity. Bookings are now open via Forbes & Partners.
Solar panels are no longer just a smart choice for homeowners, they’ve become a powerful investment for Australia’s luxury hotel industry.
Luxury travel is evolving, and today’s guests expect more than beautiful design and impeccable service. They’re seeking meaningful experiences that blend comfort, responsibility and a sense of connection to place.
Some places reveal themselves gradually. The first glimpse of the coastline, the slower rhythm of Costa Rica’s Caribbean south and the sense that you’ve entered a space where time moves differently.
Embarking on the journey from engagement to parenthood is one of life’s most profound experiences. It is a time of love, anticipation, and shared dreams.
Europe is one of the best places in the world for stargazing, thanks to its mix of wild landscapes, Dark Sky Parks, and remote islands where light pollution is almost non-existent.
There is something magnetic about pools that draw from faraway places. People travel to Bali or Tulum and return changed a little, holding on to the sound of dripping water and the texture of sun-warmed stone.
Few journeys evoke a sense of timeless wonder quite like an African safari. It is a travel experience that remains largely unchanged despite the rapid pace of the modern world.
Travel changes your routine, your surroundings and sometimes even your sense of self. You leave your wardrobe behind and rely on a few pieces to help you feel like yourself.
In a world where the line between travel and work is disappearing, today’s business traveler is no longer satisfied with “good enough.” They want environments that feel curated, intentional, and indulgent—places where inspiration arrives as effortlessly as the ocean breeze.
For couples looking for a honeymoon that blends intimacy, adventure and a sense of timeless romance, East Africa offers one of the most captivating landscapes on the planet.
Those who prefer moving slowly yet comfortably tend to love luxury cross-country trips. Unlike rushed short breaks or flights stuck in airport lines, this just hits differently.
The way people plan and experience travel has changed a lot. Gone are the days of relying solely on travel agents or guidebooks.
