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Panoramic Splendor On The Greek Cliffs There are sunsets, but then there’s a Santorini sunset. Perched high above the deep cobalt Aegean Sea, Santorini’s whitewashed villages are clustered atop dramatic cliffs, with black sand beaches resting at the bottom. Journey up and down the cliffside staircases in Oia and explore the ancient Minoan ruins at Akrotiri, then step out onto … Read More
Exotic Asia country of striking contrasts and remarkable beauty, and a fun place to spend some time Walk hand-in-hand beneath cherry blossom trees in the spring, or slalom down the Japan Alps in the winter. Dance ‘til dawn in Tokyo’s rollicking clubs, or bask in a hot-spring spa. Immerse yourself in history at Kyoto’s 17th century Katsura Imperial Villa and … Read More
Greek Island Proves a Sunny Delight for Jet Setters Mykonos measures just 33 square miles, but its legend is larger than life. Ever since Jackie Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis arrived in the 60s, it’s served as one of the Aegean’s most fashionable destinations. Clothing-optional Paradise Beach is the primary party beach, followed by Psarou, which also boasts a dive center … Read More
Beautiful year-round destination Park City is a resort town located on the Eastern (or Back) of the Wasatch Mountains, part of the Rocky Mountain Range in Utah. The surrounding Wasatch Mountain rise over 10,000 ft. It is probably best known for its skiing and winter season with three world-class ski resorts: Park City Mountain Resort, The Canyons Resort and Deer … Read More
Get lost in nature in Utah home to five of the country’s most beautiful national parks. Utah is well known for its incredible scenic beauty and year round outdoor activities including skiing, snowboarding, hiking, boating, water skiing, horseback riding, camping, and rock climbing. AMANGIRI Canyon Point, southern Utah Size: 44 rooms and suites Style: Contemporary / Sophisticated Year Opened: 2009 … Read More
The charming jewel city of Arabia With its gleaming bay fronting the Gulf of Oman in the north and set against the dramatic Western Al Hajar mountain landscape towards the south, Oman’s capital of Muscat is a port city like no other in the Middle East. The concave shorefront peering out across the water creates an image reminiscent of the … Read More
Sultanate of Oman Oman stands in stark contrast to the UAE with its rich heritage, a strong sense of identity, a pride in the ancient, miles of pristine untouched nature and a chance to engage with the authentic Arab world without the distorting lens of excessive wealth. You will feel as though you have been transported back in time, when … Read More
Perhaps more than any other city in Europe, Prague has kept its pre-modern charm. Spared the destruction of the Second World War, the ancient structures of the city still exist in their original state. Prague is a walking city as it was designed over many centuries for the pedestrian and the horse. The inner city lacks major avenues as found … Read More
Journey through Asia’s alpine playground With its snow-capped giants and delightfully charming people, Nepal is home to monasteries, yaks, and eight of the world’s highest mountain peaks, including the world-renowned Mount Everest. This landlocked country is bordered by China and India, with the iconic Himalaya running across the northern and western part of the country. From the low jungle plains … Read More
Unspoiled Asia a once isolated kingdom throws open its doors Bhutan, located in the remote eastern Himalayas, isn’t an easy country to get to, or get into, but once you arrive, you’ll be well rewarded. It has adopted a more democratized government and is adapting to the growing number of tourists allowed within its borders. While the Buddhist culture and … Read More
Swimming pools, movie stars… glitz, glamour, and the best designer-shopping scene in all of California. THE BEVERLY HILLS HOTEL Sunset & Crescent Drive Size: 210 rooms and suites / 23 bungalows Style: Classic Hollywood Year Opened: 1912 Most Recent Renovation/Update: several over the years For over a century The Beverly Hills Hotel has been the spot for Hollywood’s brightest lights, … Read More
Introducing The Emory, a new London landmark designed by the legendary Lord Richard Rogers. Quiet hospitality, defined. The London skyline, transformed. Designed by the late, great Sir Richard Rogers and Ivan Harbour of RSHP, The Emory is at once a striking architectural masterpiece and a discreet private residence. A hub for art, culture and contemporary cuisine – where sanctuary-like spaces … Read More
