A larger-than-life beagle, a historic ferry and a subterranean B&B are on the list of 10 quirky accommodations in the U.S. compiled by TripAdvisor. Travelers seeking a unique lodging experience can hunker down in one of these far-out accommodations, which include a larger-than-life beagle, a historic ferry and a subterranean B&B. “For travelers who want a … Read more
Originally built in 1928, San Francisco’s Sir Francis Drake unveiled the completion of its multi-million dollar renovation during its 85th anniversary. The “new” Sir Francis Drake is characterized by regal architecture and sophisticated style. All popular public spaces, including the famed Starlight Room; 18,000 square feet of meeting and event space; and 416 guest rooms … Read more
Super-premium Gran Lusso for Martini’s 150th anniversary. Synonymous with “gioia di vivere” (joy of living), Martini exudes a distinctly Italian mindset that has transcended beyond drinks to define an entire culture. The world’s leading vermouth and best-selling Italian sparkling wine marks its 150th anniversary with retail exclusives, commemorative labels, refreshing cocktails, one-of-a-kind collaborations and offerings … Read more
Os Gemeos Add a Bold New Look to Hennessy V.S Limited Edition Bottle. World-renowned Brazilian artists Os Gemeos discovered a connection with Hennessy while in Cognac – “The world has changed over time, but they work to preserve tradition. We take a similar approach in our work – we draw what we believe in and … Read more
Luxury London hotel hands over marble walls to graffiti artists. Thierry Noir, BRK, RUN, Christiaan Nagel and Zomby, five strong artist line up from the worlds of graffiti and street art, took over luxury hotel ME London on the Strand. Organized by Street Art London, the five internationally renowned Italian, British, South African and Spanish … Read more
In the British Pavilion at the 55th Venice Biennale, the world’s most prestigious art festival, UK artist Jeremy Deller has provoked controversy and ignited social debate by presenting an installation of the Wende Museum‘s significant collection of early post-Soviet stock vouchers, privatization certificates, and Ponzi scheme coupons that dominated alternative currencies of the early 1990s … Read more