Christophe Carpente forecasts a decisive evolution in the way homes are conceived.

Discover hurkle-durkle travel: luxury hotels and resorts around the world designed for rest, stillness and slow, unhurried days.

Luxury Scotland, the leading collection of exceptional Scottish hospitality experiences, has announced the addition of two new members to its carefully curated portfolio: Ardbeg House, the reimagined Islay retreat shaped by whisky heritage and island culture, and jetlogic, Scotland’s leading private aviation specialist, delivering bespoke jet and helicopter charter services worldwide.   

As we move through 2026, influencer marketing is entering a steadier, more thoughtful phase. The term 'influencer' carries mixed associations today, yet at its core, the role remains rooted in creativity, expertise, and the ability to shape sentiment. When the right creator is matched with the right brand, they can shape perception, strengthen awareness, guide aesthetic direction and inspire future guests.

This Valentine’s Day, romance shifts inward. Less about table reservations and planned itineraries, more about space, privacy and the rare luxury of unstructured time. Across cities, coastlines and wilderness, we are spotlighting suites designed not for what lies beyond their doors, but for how they reward staying in. 

Travellers Tales, an immersive new concept combining a curated travel bookshop with bespoke expedition travel design, will enjoy a soft opening in December for in the heart of Marylebone. Created for curious minds and adventurous spirits, the boutique space invites visitors to explore the world through literature and embark on their own extra

For decades, public relations (PR) has focused on reputation management, brand storytelling, and building strong media relationships. Those fundamentals haven’t changed. What has changed is how audiences discover, consume and act on stories.

For more than four decades, the Sabi Sabi Collection has been synonymous with immersive safari experiences in the Greater Kruger. This October, the family-owned brand opened its first city property - The Claremont Boutique Hotel in Cape Town.

Sports tourism has transformed into a global force. Already worth hundreds of billions, the sector is forecast to exceed £1 trillion within the next decade. While the Olympics and the FIFA World Cup remain the headline acts, travellers are increasingly planning trips around smaller tournaments, seasonal fixtures, and niche sporting events. Destinations have embraced this trend, layering in festivals, fan zones, and cultural experiences to enrich the visitor journey.