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Four Seasons Los Cabos Mexico to create the region’s premier luxury destination
New Luxury Hotels: Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts and Irongate Announced Plans for Luxury Resort in Los Cabos. Los Cabos has long been a favourite destination for luxury travellers and is a natural fit for Four Seasons as it extends the luxury hospitality group presence in Mexico. The Resort is a place for those of…
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Alain Ducasse to operate upscale hotel and restaurant at the Château de Versailles
Alain Ducasse to Open Restaurant and luxury boutique hotel at Versailles. From 2018, a part of the historic Palace of Versailles, one of France’s foremost tourist attractions, will be turned into a luxury hotel and restaurant. Tourists have never actually been able to spend the night at the Château de Versailles.. Until now. Monégasque superstar…
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10 of the best European cities for art nouveau
Art nouveau swept across Europe around the turn of the 20th century and was embraced by architects, graphic and interior designers and artists. Here are the best cities in Europe to get a flavour of its most impressive buildings
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Casinos on luxury cruise lines – a special blend of all-inclusive luxury
If you need six months holiday twice a year like I do, then embarking on luxury cruise ships is de rigueur. Avoiding big crowds, the adult wonderland offers all the amenities a luxury traveler would ever need. The real luxury cruise is all about the experience and creating excellence. The highest staff to guest ratios,…
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Costa Rica to have a new luxury eco-retreat in the Gulf of Papagayo
Rosewood Papagayo, Costa Rica To Open in 2019 Global expansion by Rosewood Hotels & Resorts continues with Rosewood Papagayo – the first luxury resort in Costa Rica, the most popular destination of Central America. Costa Rica tourism cruised past another milestone in 2015, attracting a record-breaking 2.66 million tourists from around the world in 2015.…
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The OFM 50: what we love about the world of food in 2016
From Heston Blumenthal’s sweet shop to the policeman turned pie-maker, here (in no particular order) are 50 of Observer Food Monthly’s favourite things