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Renaissance Bali Nusa Dua Hosts Two-Day Cultural Immersion
The resort's 'Day of Discovery 2026' event from 31 October to 1 November highlights Indonesian craftsmanship, traditional performances, and unique beverage rituals.
St. Regis Bora Bora Details 2026/27 Festive Season Calendar
The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort has unveiled its "House of Celebration" programme for the upcoming festive season, featuring cultural workshops, culinary events, and adventure tours from late December 2026 to early January 2027.
11 Austrian, Swiss Luxury Ski Rentals for 2026,27
For the upcoming 2026–27 winter, travellers seeking luxury ski accommodation in Europe can choose from 11 top-tier rentals, from Austrian chalets to Swiss villas.
Thompson Rome Opens, Marking Brand's First Italian Property
The 69-room property, housed in a renovated 1940s landmark near the Pantheon, introduces a new luxury stay option in the Eternal City for global travellers.
La Réserve Firenze Debuts Six Luxury Serviced Apartments in Florence
French hospitality entrepreneurs Grégory and Olivia Marciano have launched La Réserve Firenze, a collection of six high-end serviced residences in a 15th-century Florentine palazzo, with rates starting from approximately US$1,500.
Spa Tourism Embraces Longevity Science, High-Tech Health
Recent data from the Global Wellness Institute shows the global spa economy reached US$157 billion across 201,800 establishments, driven by demand for preventative health.
Ho Chi Minh City's Landmark 81 Suite Commands US$8,500 Nightly Rate
The 488-square-metre presidential suite occupies the entire 68th floor of Vietnam's tallest building, offering 360-degree city views.
Rosewood Hong Kong Hosts Bar Camillo from The World's Best Bar
The new venue, opening 25 November, brings together the top-ranked hotel and Bar Leone, recognised as the world's best bar for two consecutive years.
Elizabeth Arthotel Marks 50 Years with Ischgl Winter Reopening
The five-star adults-only property in Ischgl, Austria, confirmed with a One MICHELIN Key, welcomes guests from 26 November 2026 for the winter ski season.
Bali Day Clubs Offer Luxury Pool Access from IDR50,000, Expanding Beyond Hotels
Uluwatu's cliffside venues and Ubud's jungle oases now provide high-end swimming experiences, allowing travellers to integrate premium pools into their itineraries without an overnight stay.
Top Airlines Recruit Celebrity Chefs for Premium Dining
Facing delays and high costs for physical cabin upgrades, carriers are increasingly partnering with acclaimed chefs to enhance premium dining, a quicker way to differentiate their high-end offerings.
Alaska Airlines Revives Historic In-Flight Meals
A seven-course dinner on November 14, 2026, at Seattle's Museum of Flight will recreate 20th-century airline catering, celebrating past culinary standards.
Orient Express Venezia Opens Lavish Palazzo Hotel in Venice
The 47-room Orient Express Venezia, designed by Aline Asmar d'Amman, recently opened in a 15th-century palazzo in Venice, featuring bespoke Venetian artistry and luxury amenities.
London's Private Clubs Expand Footprint Beyond UK Shores
Elite London private members' clubs, including Soho House and Annabel's, are extending their reach to global cities like New York, with international outposts featuring higher membership fees.
Chef Vikas Khanna to Host Dubai Coastal Dining Event
Kinara at JA Lake View Hotel will welcome 60 guests on 21 November for a one-night culinary exploration of India's eastern and western shores, priced at AED 900.
Condé Nast Traveler Highlights Top 50 Travel Gifts for 2026
A new guide from Condé Nast Traveler, published on 12 October 2026, showcases 50 curated products, from smart luggage to compact cameras, aimed at enhancing the global travel experience.
Tsowa Safari Island Debuts River Spa on Zambezi
The new wellness facility, described as a "place of energy and healing", responds to growing global demand for restorative travel, with a significant percentage of travellers prioritising rest and recharging this year.
Luxury Schooner Atlantic to Begin Five-Year Global Voyage
The 212-foot schooner Atlantic will offer seven-day private charters for up to 12 guests as it embarks on a global circumnavigation beginning early next year.
Sofitel Bali Plans Family Halloween Weekend with Themed Dining
The Nusa Dua beachfront resort will host a two-day programme of festive meals and entertainment from 31 October to 1 November 2026, targeting guests of all ages.
Aman, Remote Lands Unveil 2028 Asia Private Jet Expeditions
Luxury hospitality group Aman and tour operator Remote Lands announced two new private jet journeys for 2028, featuring extensive itineraries across Asia and starting from $164,888 per person.
NIHI Rote, Luxury Hotels Open in Indonesia, LA, Valletta
October 2026 sees several design-led hotel openings, notably NIHI Rote on Indonesia's Rote Island, alongside properties in Los Angeles, Valletta, and Vermont.
Singapore Tourism Board Backs Paris Chicken Rice Festival
The initiative, led by The Hood Paris and BLK65, includes a live storytelling event on 7 October and a global social media campaign for International Chicken Rice Day on 10 October.
Neuro-Wellness Retreats Gain Traction, Palace Merano Leads
Italy's Palace Merano offers a four-day Revital Method programme from $3,900, focusing on cognitive health and physical performance.
Kamalame Cay: Why Joey Skladany Keeps Returning
Travel writer Joey Skladany has returned to Kamalame Cay, a 96-acre private island resort in Andros, Bahamas, four times since May 2023, citing its isolation and natural focus.
Bali Continues to Offer Luxury Stays Below $250
A recent Condé Nast Traveler review highlights eight properties across the Indonesian island offering premium amenities at accessible price points.
New York City: Faena Hotel, Japanese Cuisine Lead Fall Debuts
The city's autumn calendar features significant hotel openings, including the Faena New York, and a notable expansion of its Japanese dining scene, catering to discerning travellers.
The House on Lê Lợi Street
Ninety years of a Huế landmark, and twenty as its grand hotel. As Azerai La Residence marks two decades this September, the Art Deco mansion on the Perfume River has lived more lives than most hotels ever will.
The First Cortina Opens in Dolomites for 2026 Winter Season
The five-star property by The Pavilions Hotels & Resorts group offers 76 rooms and suites, with opening rates starting from €663 per night from 4 December 2026.
Byron Bay's Raes on Wategos Leads Australian Luxury Stays
The seven-room Byron Bay property, celebrating 30 years, offers penthouses from A$886 nightly and acclaimed dining, according to Time Out editors.
AmaWaterways Initiates Magdalena River Cruises in Colombia
The AmaMelodia vessel revives passenger river travel between Cartagena and Barranquilla after six decades, connecting travellers with local artisan communities.
Condé Nast Traveler Editors Identify Versatile Travel Trousers
Editors at Condé Nast Traveler have selected travel trousers, priced from $45 to $495, that combine in-flight comfort with style for urban exploration.
Raffles Singapore Ranks No. 17 on World's Best Hotels 2026 List
The iconic Singaporean property earned the No. 17 position globally, following its No. 5 ranking from the previous year.
Venice Film Festival 2026: Excelsior, Aman, Cipriani Host Luminaries
The 83rd Venice International Film Festival in 2026 drew prominent figures. Hotel Excelsior Venice, Aman Venice, and Hotel Cipriani provided key accommodation. These properties offer prestige and seclusion during the annual cinematic event.
EYOS Expeditions Unveils Alaska Luxury Expedition by Sea and Land
The bespoke 'From Sea to Summit' package, available from summer 2027, combines a private superyacht with an exclusive buyout of Sheldon Chalet in Denali National Park, starting from US$437,500.
Top US, Caribbean Luxury Resorts for Family Travel Revealed
A recent review identifies top luxury family resorts across the United States and Caribbean. These properties cater to diverse family structures, from those with infants to multi-generational groups, offering tailored amenities and activities.
Independence Palace Debuts Luxury Dining in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City's Independence Palace now offers a daily 90-minute cultural dining programme, combining art performances with a six-course menu, priced from VND1.6 million.
Rag & Bone 'Sweatpant Jeans' Redefine Travel Wardrobe Comfort
The Rag & Bone rb Miramar collection, priced from $198, offers denim aesthetics with the flexibility of loungewear for long-haul flights and city exploration.
Nammos Resort AMAALA Opens First Global Hotel in Saudi Arabia
The luxury brand Nammos launched its inaugural worldwide resort at Triple Bay on Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast on 9 September, featuring 110 hotel keys and 20 private residences.
Bahrain Pearl Museum Opens, Ponant Schedules Luxury Fashion Cruise
New developments in luxury travel blend cultural heritage and high fashion. Bahrain's Siyadi Pearl Museum showcases the Gulf's pearling history, while Ponant prepares a unique Italian haute couture voyage for 2027.
Royal Albatross Launches Southern Islands Dining
Tall Ship Adventures has introduced a new dine-and-sail experience on the Royal Albatross, combining a three-course lunch with speedboat transport to Singapore's Southern Islands.
Sudamala Resort Ubud: Bali Luxury Property Opens in October 2026
Sudamala Resort Ubud will open its boutique luxury property in Bali's cultural centre this October. The resort, near Ubud Royal Palace, features 46 accommodations and aims to connect guests with local traditions. This expansion grows Sudamala Resorts' Indonesian portfolio.
Four Seasons, Hotel Brands Enter Luxury Cruises, Lines Upgrade
Hotel groups are launching bespoke yacht services that emulate high-end hotel stays, expanding the luxury cruise sector. Established lines are enhancing fleets and amenities.
Four Seasons Hong Kong Secures Place on World’s 50 Best Hotels List
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong has earned a place in the World’s 50 Best Hotels 2026 extended rankings, demonstrating the city’s standing in luxury hospitality.
High-End Hotels Mandate Longer Stays for 2026 Holidays
Luxury properties worldwide are implementing extended minimum stay requirements for the 2026 festive season. This shift impacts traditional travel plans for affluent clients, prompting some to seek alternative accommodation solutions.
Jae O Chula Owner Builds Bangkok Noodle Empire from Debt
Muay Sae-Chua, known as Jae Oh, transformed her Bangkok eatery, Jae O Chula, into a globally recognised culinary destination. The restaurant, famous for its MaMa Oh Ho tom yum noodles, holds Michelin recognition. This success follows her recovery from severe financial distress, now drawing significant queues.
Iceland’s Langjökull Glacier Hosts Exclusive Music Event
An exclusive USD 600 music event inside Iceland's Langjökull glacier highlights a growing luxury travel trend for unique natural phenomena gatherings, attracting a select group of attendees seeking high-altitude entertainment.
Madrid's Luxury Tourism Booms, The Palace Hotel Honoured
Madrid is attracting more discerning travellers, establishing itself as a premier destination for high-end tourism. The Palace, a Luxury Collection Hotel, recently earned recognition for its historical grandeur and refined interiors, highlighting the city's appeal.
Seabourn Unveils 2029 World Cruise Itinerary
Luxury cruise line Seabourn has announced its 138-day “Iconic Islands & Remote Horizons” world cruise for 2029. The voyage aboard the Seabourn Quest will visit 58 locations across 31 countries and territories, spanning multiple continents from Miami to Europe.
Condé Nast Traveler: Tokyo's Best Luxury Hotels & Ryokans
Condé Nast Traveler editors have compiled a list of 39 leading hotels in Tokyo, spanning traditional ryokans to modern high-rise properties. This selection, published on August 28, 2026, considers factors such as price, location, room size, and amenities, offering guidance for travellers navigating the city's extensive accommodation market.
Manchester: Industrial Heritage Transforms into Boutique Hotels
Manchester’s hotel sector has seen substantial expansion over the last decade, with many new properties repurposing the city’s historic industrial buildings. A recent review highlights several establishments that reflect the city's ongoing cultural and economic growth, offering diverse accommodation choices for travellers.
Anantara Hotels & Resorts Marks 25 Years with Global Programmes
Luxury brand Anantara Hotels & Resorts celebrates its 25th anniversary with new destination-focused activities. These programmes span its portfolio of over 50 properties worldwide, available throughout 2026.
NYC Fall Getaways: Hudson Valley & New England Hotels
New York City residents seeking autumn retreats can explore options in the Hudson Valley, Catskills, and New England, featuring hotels that facilitate foliage viewing, apple-picking, and wine-tasting activities.
Luxury Asia Yoga: From Maldives Dhows to Himalayan Rooftops
Resorts across Asia and the Middle East are providing unique natural environments for yoga practice, moving beyond traditional studios to dhows, desert dunes, and mountain peaks. These locations aim to enhance the physical and meditative aspects of yoga for travellers seeking distinctive wellness activities.
White Lotus French Riviera: Luxury Travel Debates Show's Impact
HBO's 'The White Lotus' Season 4 moves to the French Riviera, sparking debate among luxury travel professionals on its influence and destination authenticity.
Hilton Introduces Signia Restore Wellness Programme
Hilton is launching Signia Restore, a new wellness concept focused on advanced fitness and recovery. It debuts at Signia Hilton Indianapolis in 2027. This initiative reflects a growing industry emphasis on guest wellbeing.
SingleThread Expands Luxury Hospitality with Kyoto Outpost
Luxury hospitality brand SingleThread implements a distinct growth strategy, focusing on cultural translation rather than direct replication, as demonstrated by its SoNoMa restaurant within Capella Kyoto. This approach aims to preserve brand identity while expanding into new global markets, offering a counter-model to common industry practices that often dilute brand distinctiveness.
UHNW Travellers Prioritise Remote Luxury Lodges Post-Pandemic
Wealthy travellers are increasingly choosing remote luxury lodges over conventional five-star hotels, a trend that gained momentum post-pandemic. This shift reflects a demand for immersive, authentic stays in wilderness settings, driving investment into independently owned, experience-rich properties globally.
Jannik Sinner Finds Tranquility with Explora Journeys Amidst Demanding Travel
Tennis world No. 1 Jannik Sinner discusses his extensive travel schedule and his role as a global brand ambassador for Explora Journeys. He highlights his preference for tranquil environments and the distinct advantages of sea travel for professional athletes, particularly for rest and recovery.
Luxury Travel Advisors Report Post-Pandemic Surge in Remote Lodge Demand
Affluent travellers are increasingly prioritising remote, high-end lodges over traditional luxury hotels. This shift, accelerated since the global pandemic, demonstrates a growing demand for immersive, nature-led stays in secluded destinations worldwide, driving significant investment into independent properties, according to industry reports.
GlobalTravelPost Unveils Miami's Curated Luxury Short-Term Rental Neighbourhoods
A recent editorial review details a curated selection of Miami's short-term rental properties. These accommodations span various districts, offering amenities like large pools and modern facilities. The review serves travellers seeking alternatives to traditional hotel stays.
Saint-Tropez Social Codes: Navigating Côte d'Azur's Exclusive Scene
Saint-Tropez maintains distinct social conventions, from beach club choices and dress codes to dining etiquette. Understanding these unwritten rules is essential for visitors to the French Riviera village.
Japan Hotels Introduce Wellness Stays Focused on Sleep Quality
Japanese hotels are increasingly offering dedicated programmes aimed at improving guest sleep quality. This trend responds to a rising demand for health-centric travel, incorporating personalised amenities and diagnostic services.
Rei Ami Details Extensive In-Flight Skincare and Travel Planning
K-Pop artist Rei Ami shares her comprehensive approach to long-haul travel. Her routines include meticulous in-flight skincare and strategic packing. She also discusses managing jet lag and selecting travel destinations for optimal relaxation.
Sterling Point Drama Highlights Ontario's Muskoka Region
Prime Video's new drama "Sterling Point" filmed entirely within Ontario's Muskoka region. The production deliberately showcased the area's natural landscapes and local communities. It also reflected the region's complex social and historical context.
Walk Japan Introduces Aizu Samurai Heritage Walking Tours
Walk Japan has launched two new guided walking itineraries exploring Aizu, Japan. These programmes focus on the region's samurai history and its role during the Meiji Restoration, visiting historic towns and ancient routes.
AmaWaterways to Launch AmaNubia Luxury River Ship on Nile in November 2026
AmaWaterways will introduce its new luxury river ship, AmaNubia, on Egypt's Nile River in November 2026. The vessel offers multi-day programmes combining river sailing with land excursions and hotel stays.
Chase, American Express Confirm US Open Lounge Access
Credit card providers Chase and American Express will again operate dedicated lounges at the 2026 US Open tennis tournament in New York. These spaces offer cardholders amenities and respite during the event.
Ho Chi Minh City Tops Time Out's Global Street Food Ranking
Ho Chi Minh City has secured the leading position in Time Out's global assessment of street food destinations, outranking regional culinary centres like Bangkok and Singapore. This achievement marks the first time the Vietnamese metropolis has claimed the top spot, demonstrating its growing appeal for food-focused travel.
Condé Nast Traveler Prepares South of France Villa Guide for Private Stays
Condé Nast Traveler will publish a new guide to private villas in France's Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region on July 25, 2026. This publication offers independent lodging options for global travellers seeking alternatives to traditional hotel accommodation. The guide features properties from historic country homes to modern beachside estates, detailing various capacities and amenities.
Ray-Ban Reveals August 2026 Eyewear Promotions for Travellers
Ray-Ban has announced a range of promotions throughout August 2026, offering up to 50% off sunglasses, prescription lenses, and clearance items. Discounts also apply to specific groups, including students and military personnel, alongside free shipping across the United States.
Croatia's Luxury Hotels Evolve to Meet Diverse Traveller Demand
Croatia's Adriatic coast now features sophisticated hotel properties. These new developments cater to varied international traveller preferences. Establishments like Grand Park Rovinj and Villa Dubrovnik lead this hospitality evolution. The country strengthens its position as a premier European destination.
Sicilian Tuna Fishery Transforms into Alcamo Coast Guesthouse
An early 20th-century tuna fishery on Sicily's northwest coast now operates as a guesthouse. Tonnara Foderà di Magazzinazzi offers distinct accommodation. It retains its historical features while providing a unique stay along the Alcamo coastline.
Thien Canh Vien Coffee Shop Reopens in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City’s Thien Canh Vien coffee shop has reopened following a six-month closure. The establishment, formerly Noong Oi, sustained extensive fire damage. It now features an ancient eastern town motif, a departure from its previous ‘Garden of Eden’ theme.
Marriott Luxury Collection Launches 10 Immersive Cultural Expeditions Globally
Marriott International’s Luxury Collection has launched a new global travel programme featuring 10 distinct itineraries across four continents, designed for deeper cultural engagement.
Apo Whang-od: Kalinga's Centenarian Tattoo Artist Draws Cultural Tourists to Buscalan
Buscalan village in the northern Philippines remains a focal point for traditional hand-tapped tattoos, drawing travellers seeking cultural body art. The centenarian artist Apo Whang-od and her grandnieces continue the mambabatok tradition.
Singapore's Kalanidi Curry Spices Closes After 53 Years
Kalanidi Curry Spices, a prominent Indian spice stall in Singapore, has ceased operations. The closure on August 16, 2026, follows the retirement of its second-generation owner, A.K. Kalanidi. This marks the conclusion of a 53-year family presence within the city-state's hawker sector.
DTH Travel Expands Asia Rail Network with New Routes
DTH Travel has broadened its Asian rail travel offerings, introducing new multi-country routes focusing on lower-carbon tourism and slower travel paces. This expansion includes a 14-day trip from Laos to Vietnam via China and an 8-day itinerary across Peninsular Malaysia from Singapore, building on the success of earlier rail initiatives.
Lo & Sons Offers Significant Discounts on Travel Bags This August
Lo & Sons is running several promotions throughout August 2026, providing travellers with opportunities to purchase luxury travel bags and accessories at reduced prices. Sales include up to 50% off select items and a $20 discount for new mailing list subscribers.
Luxury Travellers Seek Remote Retreats: British Columbia Emerges
High-net-worth individuals are increasingly choosing secluded, high-end destinations over traditional hotspots, with coastal British Columbia gaining prominence for its exclusive lodges and wilderness appeal.
Bilt Rewards, Equinox Partner; Amex Platinum Card Questioned
Bilt Rewards has collaborated with Equinox to offer members redemptions for spa treatments and personal training. The new programme requires an active Equinox membership, prompting questions on how American Express Platinum Card credits for Equinox+ digital subscriptions might integrate with Bilt’s criteria.
Lvxing Base Drives China's Commercial Disaster Simulation Tourism
A new form of commercial 'dark tourism' is emerging in China, where travellers pay to participate in simulated disaster scenarios at centres like Hangzhou's Lvxing Base. This trend offers survival skills training and a unique leisure activity for young people.
Amalfi Coast Private Island Isolaria Available for Weekly Buyouts
Isolaria, a private island situated between Sorrento and Positano, Italy, now offers week-long exclusive rentals. Exceptional Villas facilitates access to this rare Amalfi Coast property.
New York City Bars: Condé Nast Traveler Editors Curate Top Venues
Condé Nast Traveler editors have compiled a selection of New York City's notable drinking establishments. This August 2026 guide details venues across the metropolis, from intimate wine bars to high-altitude cocktail lounges, offering insights for international travellers and hospitality professionals.
Briggs & Riley Unveils August 2026 Luggage Promotions
Briggs & Riley announced various promotions for August 2026. Travellers can access discounts on luggage, cabin bags, and accessories. Offers include a military discount, savings on sets, and complimentary shipping. The brand's lifetime repair guarantee continues.
Silversea Debuts S.A.L.T. Culinary Voyages
Silversea has introduced a new series of culinary-focused cruises, S.A.L.T. Culinary Voyages. These itineraries aim to differentiate the luxury cruise line by providing in-depth access to regional food cultures across Europe, starting in late August 2026.
TAT Positions Thailand Surf Therapy as New Luxury Healing Experience
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) recently concluded two international engagement programmes in Phuket and Phang-nga. These initiatives showcased "Thailand Surf Therapy" and reinforced the "Healing Is the New Luxury" communication strategy. International media and content creators participated, highlighting Thailand's wellness and coastal tourism offerings to a worldwide audience.
Condé Nast Traveler Editors Advise on Flight Attire
Condé Nast Traveler editors have outlined their preferred clothing and accessories for air travel, providing practical advice on maintaining comfort and a presentable appearance during flights. Their recommendations, published on 15 August 2026, address common dilemmas for travellers selecting outfits that adapt to cabin conditions and airport logistics.
Selena Gomez, Biebers, Hudson Choose European Luxury Properties for Summer 2026
High-profile individuals, including Selena Gomez, Justin and Hailey Bieber, and Kate Hudson, favoured European luxury hotels for their summer holidays in 2026. Destinations such as Italy and Greece hosted these figures, demonstrating a preference for privacy and tailored hospitality.
Twin Farms Vermont Unveils Eight New Treehouses, 2026 Cultural Programme
Twin Farms, the Relais & Châteaux property in Vermont, has expanded its accommodation offerings. Eight new Treehouses are now available, alongside a cultural series for 2026.
Havelock Palace Apologises for Changi Beach Seafood Foraging
Singapore's Havelock Palace restaurant issued an apology after cooking wild marine life gathered from Changi Beach. The incident prompted public criticism and a food safety warning from regulators.
Ytri Island Retreat Opens in Norway’s Træna Archipelago, Fostering Community-Minded Luxury
Ytri Island Retreat commenced operations in Norway’s remote Træna archipelago in April 2026. The new luxury destination on Husøya island integrates local community development, aiming to redefine tourism through social sustainability and local engagement. This initiative emerged from a decade-long local planning effort.
Condé Nast Traveler Reveals 20 A-Frame Airbnb Cabins for North American Escapes
Condé Nast Traveler has curated a selection of 20 A-frame cabins available via Airbnb across the United States and Canada, presenting diverse options for short breaks. The properties cater to various preferences, from family holidays to solo retreats, emphasising proximity to nature and distinctive architectural appeal.
Dragon Pearl Cave Adds a Show-Dining Option to Ha Long's Evening Itineraries
The Cam Pha venue seats guests inside a limestone cave for a fixed-session dinner and live performance twice daily, giving a market long built around daytime bay cruises a structured indoor option after dark.
Shanghai Noodle Shop Wei Xiang Zhai Sees Surge After Tom Holland, Zendaya Visit
Shanghai's Wei Xiang Zhai, an 11-table noodle bistro, gained significant international attention following visits by Hollywood actors Tom Holland and Zendaya in late July 2026. This incident highlights a broader shift in global tourism, with social media and celebrity endorsements driving travellers towards authentic local culinary establishments.
Stableford, a New Private Golf and Lifestyle Club, Prepares for 2026 Opening in West Los Angeles
Sanjay Mattela and Drake Walker are set to open Stableford, a new private golf and lifestyle club, in West Los Angeles later this year. The 13,000-square-foot facility will feature extensive indoor golf simulators, a large putting green, and wellness suites, aiming to cater to a modern, health-conscious golfing clientele in a market that has seen no new private golf clubs for over five decades.
Singapore Airlines Business Class: Consistent Luxury & Space Across Fleet
Singapore Airlines' Business Class product maintains a reputation for consistent service and cabin design across its diverse fleet, from widebody aircraft to regional narrowbodies, according to airline information. This focus extends to ground services and in-flight dining, aiming for a unified premium travel offering.
Yeti Offers Up To 30% Off Coolers and Drinkware, Free Customisation in August 2026
Yeti is providing discounts of up to 30% on select coolers and drinkware throughout August 2026, alongside free customisation on various products until August 11. The promotions include seasonal items, a Cherry Blossom collection, and special pricing for community heroes.
Tom Holland's 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Utilises UK Locations to Replicate New York
The latest Spider-Man film, 'Brand New Day', starring Tom Holland, filmed extensively across the United Kingdom. Production teams recreated New York City scenes using sites in Glasgow, Surrey, and Hampshire for its global release.
The Upstate A Cabin in Pine Plains Offers Hudson Valley Retreat
A renovated A-frame cabin, known as "The Upstate A," in Pine Plains, New York, provides a spacious respite for travellers seeking a nature-immersed stay in the Hudson Valley. This property, located near the Dutchess and Columbia county border, combines modern amenities with access to outdoor activities and local dining.
Tokyo Luxury Hotel Market Expands Amid Record Tourism Growth
Tokyo's luxury accommodation sector is undergoing significant expansion. This growth follows Japan's record international visitor numbers in 2025. New properties and diverse lodging options are intensifying market competition. They also broaden choices for global travellers.