For the discerning traveller seeking a blend of ancient history, dramatic landscapes, and discreet luxury, Jordan and Oman offer an unforgettable alternative to more conventional Middle Eastern destinations.
The Caribbean is one of the world’s most iconic luxury travel destinations, but it’s also one of the most fragmented. With more than 7,000 islands, hopping from one to another by commercial flight can be slow, unreliable, and anything but seamless.
Tucked away in the mid-Atlantic, halfway between Europe and North America, the Azores archipelago is one of Europe’s best-kept secrets. A lush, volcanic chain of nine islands belonging to Portugal, the Azores offer a serene and spectacular alternative to the crowded beaches and overexposed summer destinations that fill travel guides.
Packing for a private jet trip is a little different from preparing for a commercial flight. There’s more flexibility, more convenience, and more control, but that doesn’t mean you should bring everything and the kitchen sink. In fact, packing strategically is part of the luxury experience.
In an age where time is increasingly valued, and wellbeing has become a top priority for high-performing individuals, the concept of mindful living is more than a trend, it’s a lifestyle choice. From conscious consumption to work-life balance, the way we travel has also evolved.
For discerning collectors, curators, and art lovers, the international art fair calendar offers not only an insight into the evolving world of contemporary and modern art, but also an invitation to travel in style. From New York to Basel, Paris to Hong Kong, art fairs are not just marketplaces, but highly curated cultural events.
When most travellers think of luxury ski escapes, they picture the timeless peaks of the Alps - Verbier, Courchevel, St. Moritz. But for those seeking less crowded pistes, unique cultural settings, and a sense of discovery, a new generation of skiers are heading beyond Europe’s most famous slopes.
Flying by private jet for the first time is a memorable experience - one defined by ease, comfort, and personalised service. But while private aviation offers more freedom than commercial travel, there are still a few unspoken rules and expectations that passengers should be aware of.
The boundaries between work and leisure have never been more blurred. As global mobility returns to full force, a new travel trend has emerged among entrepreneurs, executives, and remote teams: “bleisure” travel - where business trips are extended, adapted, or planned with leisure in mind.
For those who appreciate fine wine, world-class cuisine, and immersive travel, there’s no better way to explore the globe’s most iconic gastronomic regions than by private jet. Whether it’s a long weekend in Bordeaux, a multi-stop tour of Italy’s wine estates, or a spontaneous tasting trip to Argentina’s Mendoza region, private aviation opens up a world of flavour with unmatched flexibility and comfort.
Each autumn, Munich transforms into a global gathering point for beer lovers, food enthusiasts, and cultural travellers during Oktoberfest, the world’s largest and most iconic beer festival. In 2025, the festivities are set to run from 20 September to 5 October, attracting millions from around the world.
Few sporting events generate as much anticipation, pride, and drama as the Ryder Cup. This biannual clash between Team Europe and Team USA returns in 2025, and with the action set to unfold at Bethpage Black in New York from 26-28 September, it's expected to be one of the most dynamic editions in recent history.
For discerning travellers, few pleasures compare to sipping world-class wine at the source. Whether you’re exploring the rolling vineyards of France, the sun-soaked estates of California, or the hidden gems of Portugal, wine travel offers an unbeatable combination of culture, flavour, and luxury.