Wow… another month has gone by which means it’s high time for me to provide an update from my fellow members of the Luxury Travel Blog Network. How time flies when you’re having fun! Whilst I’ve been exploring Athens and, at the tail end of month, been to Shanghai (links yet to come), here’s what the other luxury travel bloggers have been up to during May.
Ana sampled the business class service provided by Qatar Airways (something I enjoyed myself – as far as Doha at least – on a flight to Kathmandu last year), but instead on their new Boeing 787 Dreamliner. As you can see, the interior design looks great and looks to me to be very suited for couples travelling together, and it even comes complete with a bar.
Kim-Marie gives us an insight into the history of cocktails from her trip to Cuba – famous not only for its cigars, but also for the mojito, the Cuba Libre and the Dacquiri.
Katie shares with us her friend’s visit to the Four Seasons Seychelles which I’m sure you’ll agree looks rather idyllic.
Nadine stayed at the 32-room Wauwinet Hotel in Nantucket. It looks a lovely, relaxing spot, with some nice little extras thrown.
Paul Johnson is Editor of A Luxury Travel Blog and has worked in the travel industry for more than 30 years. He is Winner of the Innovations in Travel ‘Best Travel Influencer’ Award from WIRED magazine. In addition to other awards, the blog has also been voted “one of the world’s best travel blogs” and “best for luxury” by The Telegraph.
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Like the low purple lighting on Qatar business, I’m sure the missus would love flying off somewhere exotic with them.
Four Seasons Seychelles looks amazing, as do many other Four Seasons places
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Kim-Marie gives us an insight into the history of cocktails from her trip to Cuba – famous not only for its cigars, but also for the mojito, the Cuba Libre and the Dacquiri.
Kim-Marie gives us an insight into the history of cocktails from her trip to Cuba – famous not only for its cigars, but also for the mojito, the Cuba Libre and the Dacquiri.
Katie shares with us her friend’s visit to the Four Seasons Seychelles which I’m sure you’ll agree looks rather idyllic.
Nadine stayed at the 32-room Wauwinet Hotel in Nantucket. It looks a lovely, relaxing spot, with some nice little extras thrown.
Like the low purple lighting on Qatar business, I’m sure the missus would love flying off somewhere exotic with them.
Four Seasons Seychelles looks amazing, as do many other Four Seasons places