NAKO Safari Lodge in South Africa’s Dinokeng Game Reserve offers a compact, family-friendly safari option just over an hour from Johannesburg’s O.R. Tambo airport, with Big Five game viewing, lodge-based wildlife watching and a notably easy arrival.
Browsing: Luxury
This month’s luxury travel news spans reworked business-class service, private jet expeditions, landmark hotel openings and a new wave of all-inclusive resorts from major luxury brands.
Premium rail is no longer just a practical alternative to flying. On the right intercity routes, it can deliver the privacy, calm and usable time that define modern first-class travel.
Following a £12 million, two-year restoration, Blenheim Palace is inviting businesses into its State Rooms, gardens and wider Estate for bespoke corporate dining, receptions and immersive hospitality experiences.
A private safari guide can bring continuity, flexibility and deeper field knowledge to a journey across camps, countries and landscapes.
Global mobility, privacy and lifestyle-led decision-making are changing the map for prime residential property, with Spain’s Costa del Sol emerging as a key example through Caledonian’s St. Regis Residences project in Casares.
Knight Frank’s latest survey shows a decade-long shift in branded residences, with growth moving toward coastal, island, mountain and resort locations where wellness, nature and managed living carry increasing weight.
A closer look at United Airlines’ Palau to Tokyo Business Class service on the Boeing 737-800, from its dated recliner cabin to the airline’s fascinating Guam-centred Pacific network.
The best luxury stays aren’t defined by plush robes or a polished lobby. They’re built around privacy, measurable comfort, expert service, meaningful curation and access that feels rare without becoming inconvenient.
Marshall has introduced a cream version of its Heston 120 soundbar, bringing a lighter look to the brand’s first TV-sound range while keeping Dolby Atmos, DTS-X and 11-driver spatial audio intact.
A look at four Westin Hotels & Resorts across Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, the Maldives and Malaysia’s Desaru Coast, with a focus on location, wellness amenities and plant-based dining.
Some places are not just pleasant to see from a ship. They’re defined by waterways, remote coastlines, wildlife-rich islands and landscapes that are difficult to reach any other way.
A refined room isn’t defined by how it photographs. The most convincing luxury interiors are shaped by the surfaces people touch every day, from wool underfoot to timber edges, curtain weight and the feel of stone at the hand.
Sarita Handa presented its hand-embroidered textiles in a residential London setting, bringing together designers and clients for a close look at its linens, quilts, cushions and new hospitality-focused offering.
The Four Seasons Explorer is a small luxury catamaran with 11 accommodations, bringing the brand’s floating-hotel concept to Palau’s reefs, lagoons and remote islands.
Madrid has become one of Europe’s most compelling luxury city breaks, pairing grand hotels, private museum access, serious gastronomy, artisan shopping and late-night flamenco with a sunnier, slower rhythm.
Two affordable automatic dress watches take very different routes to formality, with Seiko leaning into dial theatre and Orient favouring quiet, compact restraint.
The new luxury home is being judged less by spectacle alone and more by how it supports daily life, from cleaner air and balanced daylight to quieter bedrooms and adaptable rooms.
Kendal has been ranked fifth in the UK and the highest-placed town in northern England in LocaleIQ’s latest quality-of-life rankings.
From the UNESCO-listed Rock Islands Southern Lagoon to Jellyfish Lake, Peleliu and remote Kayangel, Palau rewards travellers who prefer wild beauty, waterborne adventure and cultural depth over conventional resort polish.