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Samkani Camp – five architect-designed Airstream suites on the Salar de Uyuni – will open in late 2027 as part of A&K Sanctuary's boutique lodge and camp collection. It will be among the few places in the world to offer overnight accommodation directly on the world's largest salt flat, positioned 20 to 30 kilometres from any other human presence
The 173-room property, due to open in late 2026 on Orchard Road, will expand Hilton's luxury lifestyle portfolio into the region, bringing a biophilic tower, rooftop chophouse and an art collection drawn almost entirely from Singapore-based artists.
After a 2025 renovation that added 11 beachfront villas and refreshed its overwater bures above the reef, Fiji's only adults-only overwater resort remains exactly the place it set out to be
On the border of Redfern and Surry Hills, The Eve Hotel Sydney channels the creative energy of its neighbourhood through bold Australian design, a glamorous rooftop pool and one of the city’s most alluring lobby bars. The result is a polished base for experiencing a more local side of Sydney
A garden retreat near the Spanish Steps, a palazzo beside the Pantheon or a rooftop overlooking the Colosseum: choosing where to stay in Rome starts with the setting. Our guide pairs the city’s distinctive neighbourhoods with exceptional hotels, from intimate family residences to grand Italian addresses
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The spring 2026 edition of Luxury Travel goes in search of The Last Quiet Places on Earth, exploring the rare destinations where remoteness, wilderness and a sense of complete stillness have become luxuries in their own right. Elsewhere, we retrace Sir Douglas Mawson’s route to East Antarctica, discover Morocco’s little-known Mediterranean coast and experience Uzbekistan’s Silk Road cities in winter. We also explore Croatia’s emerging wine scene, the food cultures of Belize and Copenhagen after Noma, and check into standout hotels including Rosewood Chancery in London, The Peninsula Beijing, 25hours Hotel The Olympia in Sydney and Vomo in Fiji.
The brand's first Australian address, 25hours Hotel Sydney The Olympia is a welcome addition to the Harbour City with bold design, four dining venues and five distinct neighbourhoods on its doorstep
Aboard the 30-guest Paspaley Pearl, Sally Macmillan discovers rock art, remote reefs and pearling heritage on a small-ship voyage shaped by deep local knowledge
Rocky Mountaineer’s reimagined US rail journey traces a three-day route between Salt Lake City and Denver, pairing red-rock canyons, alpine forests and slow-travel theatre
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Samkani Camp – five architect-designed Airstream suites on the Salar de Uyuni – will open in late 2027 as part of A&K Sanctuary's boutique lodge and camp collection. It will be among the few places in the world to offer overnight accommodation directly on the world's largest salt flat, positioned 20 to 30 kilometres from any other human presence
The 173-room property, due to open in late 2026 on Orchard Road, will expand Hilton's luxury lifestyle portfolio into the region, bringing a biophilic tower, rooftop chophouse and an art collection drawn almost entirely from Singapore-based artists.
Set in Cheongdam, one of Seoul’s most prestigious precincts, Aman Seoul will be the brand’s first destination in South Korea. The fully integrated property will comprise a hotel, exclusive branded residences and a global Aman Club, all overlooking the Han River in the heart of Gangnam
From private museum visits and artisan workshops to conservation projects and multi-destination journeys, more and more hotel brands are expanding their role as cultural guides. The Luxury Collection’s new Expeditions program is a case in point
The 474-room property in Sukhumvit marks Fairmont's debut in Thailand, with seven dining venues, a theatrical supper club and a lobby chandelier made from over 35,000 crystal balls
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Tucked into the Ayung River valley 30 minutes north of Ubud, Buahan is a Banyan Tree Escape built around a radical premise – no walls, no doors, just jungle
Destinations
Explore the world with these timeless destinations
A quintessential British tradition has become a global indulgence. Complete with finger sandwiches, fluffy scones and intricate pastries, these are the afternoon teas worth travelling for
Maison Lanson has been making Champagne since 1760, and its approach hasn't changed much since: no malolactic fermentation, extended cellaring, and an obsession with freshness. Ahead of Bastille Day, the house's Chef de Caves talks about what separates a serious bottle from entry-level, why Australians are among the world's most open-minded drinkers, and the one wine he'd open for a summer celebration
France's northern Champagne region produces the world's most celebrated wine — and it turns out the place itself is just as extraordinary as what comes out of it. From private tastings at some of the most prestigious houses to Michelin-starred dining in Reims and seven kilometres of underground cellars, this is the definitive guide to doing Champagne properly
From the Louis Vuitton café to Bulgari's Michelin-starred rooms in Milan and Rome, fashion's great houses have quietly become serious players in the restaurant world. From a $14 éclair at the LV Café to a full tasting menu at Gucci Osteria, dining has never offered such direct access to fashion's most rarefied world
COMO’s first Bordeaux property pairs a 19th-century Pauillac château with Fabien Ferré, the youngest chef ever to earn three Michelin stars from zero
Set in Cheongdam, one of Seoul’s most prestigious precincts, Aman Seoul will be the brand’s first destination in South Korea. The fully integrated property will comprise a hotel, exclusive branded residences and a global Aman Club, all overlooking the Han River in the heart of Gangnam
From centuries-old palaces and hanok neighbourhoods to design-led hotels, late-night dining and quietly stylish districts, this city guide to Seoul explores where tradition and modern life sit side by side
With cool-climate escapes, culture-rich cities, wildlife destinations and slow-luxe Europe rising fast, these are the most compelling places to travel in 2026
Marriott’s Luxury Group’s latest report illustrates the extent to which high-net-worth travellers across Asia Pacific are prioritising depth over decadence, with wellness, emotional connection and nature-led itineraries gaining momentum
Beyond Seoul’s neon lights lies a country of tradition, design and nature – here are the most memorable ways to experience South Korea
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Rainforest canopy walks, flame-seared sushi and private thermal bathing: our Vancouver city guide takes in its celebrated sights, Indigenous art and standout restaurants, with two elegant hotels to call home
America is a country of extremes, and its luxury travel experiences are no different. From grey wolf spotting in Yellowstone to front-row seats at New York Fashion Week, these are the experiences that make a USA holiday truly extraordinary
Whistler in winter is immediate, uncompromising and, for those willing to stop moving, unexpectedly deep
In the far reaches of eastern Canada, dramatic landscapes and extraordinary wildlife shape adventures quite unlike anywhere else in the world
From the Arctic Circle to the southern Pacific, these retreats immerse guests in landscapes that slow the pace, restore calm and reconnect with nature.
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From Bulgaria's ancient fortresses to Budapest's gilded boulevards, a Danube river cruise in late November trades summer crowds for medieval castles, Christmas markets and misty mornings
On a seven-night Unforgettable Croatia sailing from Dubrovnik to Split, secluded coves, storied island towns and exceptional tables ashore set the rhythm – with a little help from the Croatian art of pomalo
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After a 2025 renovation that added 11 beachfront villas and refreshed its overwater bures above the reef, Fiji's only adults-only overwater resort remains exactly the place it set out to be
On the border of Redfern and Surry Hills, The Eve Hotel Sydney channels the creative energy of its neighbourhood through bold Australian design, a glamorous rooftop pool and one of the city’s most alluring lobby bars. The result is a polished base for experiencing a more local side of Sydney
A garden retreat near the Spanish Steps, a palazzo beside the Pantheon or a rooftop overlooking the Colosseum: choosing where to stay in Rome starts with the setting. Our guide pairs the city’s distinctive neighbourhoods with exceptional hotels, from intimate family residences to grand Italian addresses
From the cobblestone lanes of Bellagio to the hillside gardens of Moltrasio, Lake Como's villages each carry a distinct character. This guide to Lake Como accommodation maps seven of the shoreline's most cherished stops – and pairs each with the hotel that suits it best, from storied palazzos to contemporary lakeside retreats
The hardest part of staying at Somnium is deciding how to spend the time. 44 private acres above Coila Lake on the New South Wales South Coast, a private kayak beach, two architecturally designed houses and a fridge stocked by a local chef – with no one else around to share any of it
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Most visitors to Malta see the Grand Harbour from Valletta's bastions. The Three Cities – Vittoriosa, Senglea and Cospicua – offer a very different view back. Older than Valletta itself, steeped in the history of the Knights of Malta, and best arrived at by traditional Dgħajsa water taxi, this is where the harbour's real character lives
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At West Kowloon Cultural District, M+ and the Hong Kong Palace Museum sit side by side – one eye fixed on the future, the other on millennia of Chinese history. But Hong Kong's cultural energy doesn't stop at the harbour. From the revitalised cells of Tai Kwun to the galleries of Hollywood Road and Art Basel each March, the city has built an arts ecosystem that rewards serious attention
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The former Kingdom of Aragon is where modern Spain was born, yet few travellers make the turn north from Madrid or Barcelona. From a World War II refuge in the Pyrenees to Zaragoza's golden plazas, this is the northern Spain worth slowing down for
Priority access to the ancient world's most restricted archaeological site. An invitation-only WWII collection led by an academic. A Malta that exists beyond the postcards – if you travel with the right operator
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Wildlife photographer Bella Falk has long believed that on an Okavango Delta safari, the animals are the only thing that matters. Three nights at Wilderness Tubu Tree and three at the legendary Mombo put that theory to the test. The thread counts, it turns out, matter rather a lot
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Rainforest canopy walks, flame-seared sushi and private thermal bathing: our Vancouver city guide takes in its celebrated sights, Indigenous art and standout restaurants, with two elegant hotels to call home
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France's northern Champagne region produces the world's most celebrated wine — and it turns out the place itself is just as extraordinary as what comes out of it. From private tastings at some of the most prestigious houses to Michelin-starred dining in Reims and seven kilometres of underground cellars, this is the definitive guide to doing Champagne properly
From centuries-old palaces and hanok neighbourhoods to design-led hotels, late-night dining and quietly stylish districts, this city guide to Seoul explores where tradition and modern life sit side by side
From baroque palaces to modernist interventions, Valletta is a playground for lovers of architecture, interiors and craftsmanship
Where cobblestones meet cutting-edge culture, Boston’s storied past and dynamic present create a city experience rich in heritage, style and spirit.
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