The 2026 Festival de Saint-Paul de Vence celebrates its 15th anniversary from 20 to 29 July with chamber music, jazz and contemporary performances across the village’s landmark cultural venues.
Browsing: Luxury
A nine-day private journey around Iceland shows what semi-luxury travel really depends on when flights slip, weather turns and the island starts making its own plans.
A refined northern Vietnam itinerary pairs the heritage elegance of Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi with the limestone drama and calmer waters of Lan Ha Bay aboard Ambassador Signature.
Loewe’s new antares OLED TV pairs individually calibrated 4K panels with modular design, flexible mounting, gaming-ready HDMI 2.1 and scalable audio options.
Salon Privé Ladies’ Day by Boodles turns Blenheim Palace into a polished meeting point for standout fashion, summer hospitality and some of the most desirable cars on display.
Chef Alex Webb’s Orion gives Wimbledon Village a polished neighbourhood restaurant built around British seafood, French technique and a deeply personal story.
From Gucci in Monaco to Jacquemus at Monte-Carlo Beach and Dolce & Gabbana in Saint-Tropez, fashion-led beach clubs are shaping the Côte d’Azur’s most stylish summer addresses.
From Angkor Wat at sunrise to private-island retreats on the Gulf of Thailand, Cambodia offers a rare mix of cultural depth, wild landscapes and quiet luxury.
Hot weather in the Lake District doesn’t have to mean a tiring day on exposed fell tops. From wild swimming and boat trips to slate mines, shaded woods and late-night stargazing, here are ten refreshing ways to enjoy Cumbria in summer.
Delhi rewards travellers who choose their base carefully. From heritage grandeur near New Delhi’s ceremonial avenues to contemporary suites with private plunge pools, these are three refined stays for a polished visit to India’s capital.
Set between Salesas, Chamberí and Chueca, Hotel Urso pairs early 20th-century Madrid architecture with polished five-star calm, thoughtful dining and one of the city’s most appealing urban spas.
Private concessions are giving safari travellers more time, space and flexibility, from quieter big-cat sightings to walking safaris, waterhole hides and rare wild dog encounters in places like Hwange and Khwai.
Avios can stretch surprisingly far in winter, especially when cash fares rise for warmer routes. From Cyprus and Madrid to the Red Sea, these are standout trips for a smarter seasonal escape.
Renting a luxury villa in Mykonos is less about scrolling listings and more about timing, local knowledge and knowing which details will shape the stay.
At Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026, the strongest ideas came from maisons refining identity, mechanics and meaning rather than chasing spectacle.
Enness Global, UK Sotheby’s International Realty and Lumley Insurance brought more than 500 private client and luxury property professionals together for the inaugural Summer Social at The Hurlingham Club.
Bordeaux is no longer just a grand wine capital with a beautiful riverfront. The city has become one of France’s most rewarding luxury escapes, pairing restored architecture, serious hotels, inventive dining and vineyard access within easy reach.
A rare Autotecnica del Lario Alfa Romeo from James Martin’s collection sold for £314,375 at RM Sotheby’s Woodcote Park Auction, while Richard Hammond helped judge a concours field led by a Jaguar C-type.
Adam Handling’s subterranean Covent Garden bar has been redesigned with a new caviar-led drinks experience, a dedicated martini menu and the debut of Ahrelia Caviar.
From the Drakensberg to Durban’s Golden Mile and the game reserves of Zululand, KwaZulu-Natal brings hiking, culture, beaches, cuisine and wildlife into one rewarding journey.




















