Eat & Travel

Clear away the dust of the past year and with it all the bad feelings. Fege den Staub des letzten Jahres fort und mit ihm alle unguten Gefühle. – Chinesische Weisheit – It is almost impossible to make Christmas plans with the global pandemic upsettin

In the heart of Les Trois Vallées, Aman Le Mélézin offers an exceptional ski experience with all the classic traditions of the finest French châteaux. The Ed Tuttle-designed hotel rises four storeys into the pine-scented air above the village of Cour

Andenes in Norway is one of the best places in the world for whale watching. This is due to the geological formation – a canyon under the surface of the water which runs almost to the shore and allows the passage from land to whale-friendly depths in

Half-sunk into the icy cold waters of Lindesnes, Under invites you dine beneath the water's surface – five metres below, in fact. Designed with panoramic views of the seabed, the underwater restaurant under offers a visual gateway to a region seldom

Stefan Heilemann is known for his unique style of cooking: the combination of highest product quality, excellent cooking craftsmanship, a willingness to experiment and his characteristic hint of ‘acidity’ open up new worlds of taste and turn a meal i

A sleek and elegant powerhouse is what one expects from a Ferrari, but add in understated chic and a more restrained (while still striking) body, and you have the new Ferrari Roma, a V8 2+ coupe, which combines a classic Ferrari's power and speed wit

The COVID-19 pandemic imposed heavy restrictions on the air travel and tourism industries, especially in Asia, restrictions which necessarily had to stay in place for some time. Now that it is time to get things restarted, a key player has emerged in

Josh Giegel, CTO and Co-Founder, and Sara Luchian, Director of Passenger Experience, ride the first new form of transportation in over a century. Transportation history was made in the Nevada desert, where Virgin Hyperloop tested human travel in a hy

Picture the scene: you are in South Africa, on the bridge of a disused railway track which soars over the magnificent vista of the Kruger National Park, first so designated in 1926. But you are neither lost nor in distress. Instead, you are seated in

Biophilia sounds like a weird, rather niche, preference, but it in fact breaks down into liking life or nature. It has long been known that having access to green spaces can help people to manage their mental health as it encourages exercise and soci

MOUA museum (the Museum of Underwater Art) has three purposes: first, as an artistic installation, second, as a way to combat the die-off of corals, anemones and other underwater creatures, especially those that form important parts of the marine eco

The Palm Fountain at The Pointe, Dubai’s premier lifestyle and dining destination by Nakheel, has secured the Guinness World Record for the World’s Largest Fountain after a breathtaking launch streamed live across the world. A celebration of Dubai’s

This new Jean Nouvel hotel is designed to introduce the world to a new form of construction and architecture: a world-class first in hotel design – and a delicately considered nod to the past to boot! The concept hotel is designed to be literally par

Fashionable and chic, influenced by Pomellato's unconventional style, the new Sabbia jewellery is the perfect combination of traditional skill and contemporary design. Created to be worn every day, Sabbia celebrates the beauty of nature. With Milanes

Marrakesh, the former capital of the Moroccan Empire in the west of the country, is an important economic centre with many mosques, palaces and gardens. Medina is a densely built, walled medieval city from the Berber period. Marrakesch, ehemalige Hau