Business Travel

NOMOS Glashütte named Germany’s best sports watch brand 2025

NOMOS Glashütte wins Germany’s Best Sports Watch Brand 2025 award, blending Bauhaus minimalism with innovation and true independent craftsmanship.

Stars, supermoons and shooting fireballs: why November’s sky is unmissable

November’s sky dazzles with Supermoons, meteor showers, and brilliant constellations — a celestial spectacle for every stargazer.

“Derbyshire is both a treasure and a responsibility” — William Glossop on the New Heritage Shell Guide

William Glossop discusses Derbyshire’s beauty, heritage, and the urgent need to balance preservation with progress in the new Shell Guide.

Inside the Maldives’ most exclusive getaway

Maldives luxury Ocean Suites offer private pools, fine dining, and exclusive adults-only seclusion for a restorative tropical escape.

Tripadvisor says this is one of the best hotels on Earth — we went to see for ourselves

Hotel Schwarzenstein in South Tyrol joins Tripadvisor’s Best Hotels list, offering world-class spa luxury and year-round Alpine adventure.

Britain’s most storied guidebook series returns with a Derbyshire volume that mixes celebration with stark warnings of industrial devastation

The Heritage Shell Guide Derbyshire revives a classic series, blending county celebration with stark warnings about industrial scars.

Michelin shortlists Croatia’s Villa Nai 3.3 as one of the world’s best-designed hotels

Croatia’s Villa Nai 3.3 earns Michelin recognition for design, combining architecture, luxury, and stunning natural surroundings.

Drive your own safari: why Kruger is Africa’s most accessible wildlife park

Kruger National Park offers self-drive safaris, abundant wildlife, and easy access, making it Africa’s most visitor-friendly destination.

Oggy Boytchev on Sardinia, an island of contrasts

Sardinia blends curated luxury with rugged landscapes, medieval towns, and authentic coastal villages, offering a unique travel experience.

At the edge of Europe. A cruise gateway on the Russian frontier

Kirkenes, Norway’s Arctic cruise gateway, offers frontier history, reindeer roads, king crab feasts, and a unique Arctic experience.

The European Reads: What a 2,000-year-old philosophy can teach us about power

Vendan Kumararajah presents the A3 Model — a recursive ethical governance framework bridging philosophy, digital transformation, and systemic resilience.

Bleisure boom turning Gen Z work travel into ‘life upgrade’

Gen Z professionals are upgrading work trips into lifestyle experiences, blending business with leisure through travel, luxury, and social media.

Bicester Motion October 2025 Scramble: 2025’s final ode to British motoring culture

Bicester Motion’s October 2025 Scramble united classic and modern motoring icons, celebrating Britain’s enduring passion for cars.Best,

Glastonbury and Coachella set the stage for $400bn music tourism growth

Global music tourism is booming, with festivals like Glastonbury and Coachella driving the market toward $400 billion by 2032.

Wartski at 160: Fabergé dealer and royal jeweller stages landmark brooch exhibition

Wartski celebrates 160 years with a landmark brooch exhibition, showcasing Fabergé, Lalique, and royal jewels from global collections.

Europe’s property market shows fragile recovery as EXPO REAL survey highlights housing demand and policy strain

EXPO REAL survey highlights fragile European property market recovery, led by housing, care facilities, and data centres amid policy constraints.

Beyond ecology: Pajot Yachts and the art of eco-integration

Marc Pajot’s Eco Yacht 115 showcases Pajot Yachts eco-integration, blending luxury sailing with sustainable design, silent propulsion, and ocean harmony.