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6 architectural highlights of Rotterdam

By Paul Johnson on Nov 06, 2015 in Accommodation, Attractions, Bars, Europe, Food and Drink, Going Out, Hotels, Netherlands, Regions, Travel Miscellany, Western Europe

This advertorial is in association with American Express® I recently had the opportunity to sample 24 hours in life of a Platinum® Cardmember when I visited the world-renowned port of Rotterdam with American Express®. Following a relaxing start to my trip using the Priority Pass that I got as a Cardmember for the day to

4 luxury resorts in Vietnam where you can experience vegan luxury

By Paul Eyers on Nov 02, 2015 in Accommodation, Asia, Food and Drink, Going Out, Hotels, Regions, Resorts, Restaurants, Travel Miscellany, Vietnam

Vietnam, one of South East Asia’s premier travel destinations has something for everyone; pristine beaches, beautiful temples, culture, history, vibrant cities and breathtaking rural landscapes, not to mention a cuisine that holds it’s own on the world stage. What you may not know is that it’s also a haven for vegans and vegetarians. Every month,

£10,000 prize: vote to win a full set of luggage and a luxury 7-night stay in Phuket

By Paul Johnson on Oct 24, 2015 in A Luxury Travel Blog, Accommodation, Asia, Featured, Hotels, Luggage, Magazines, Regions, Resorts, Thailand, Travel Equipment, Travel Literature, Travel Miscellany

We are delighted to announce that A Luxury Travel Blog has been shortlisted for the category ‘Best Travel Influencer’ in awards led by the prestigious technology title ‘WIRED’ and the leading luggage and lifestyle brand ‘TUMI’. The TUMI x WIRED Innovation in Travel Awards celebrate the companies, destinations and services delivering unparalleled experiences in the

Salamanca - a city of many pleasures

By Judy Johnson on Oct 17, 2015 in Accommodation, Attractions, Europe, Going Out, Hotels, Regions, Restaurants, Spain, Western Europe

Whether your interests are architecture, religion, art, history, music, education, food or sport Salamanca has something for you. I went as an independent visitor travelling from Segovia by bus having already visited Irun, Hondarribia and Toledo, all with ease and comfort either by train or bus. All the towns had some interest for me in

Supernatural stays: 5 haunted luxury hotels in Britain

By Nicole Harley on Oct 17, 2015 in Accommodation, Hotels, Regions, United Kingdom, Western Europe

Britain is renowned for its long and rich heritage and there are plenty of striking castles and iconic stays for you to choose from, but even the most luxurious historic hotels can still hold a few skeletons in their closets. With Halloween just around the corner, we thought we’d share with you some of the incredible

3 of the best babymoons for Londoners

By James Jayasundera on Oct 16, 2015 in Accommodation, Europe, Hotels, Leisure Travel, Regions, Speciality Travel, United Kingdom, Western Europe

It makes sense that pregnant ladies and fathers-to-be want to make the most of their last chance at rest, relaxation and pampering before their new bundle of joy arrives and turns their lives on its head. Perhaps you’ve been working throughout your pregnancy while simultaneously attending medical appointments, purchasing the necessary baby paraphernalia and decorating

5 tips for a perfect weekend in St. Petersburg, Russia

By Hilary Stockton on Oct 16, 2015 in Accommodation, Attractions, Eastern Europe, Europe, Going Out, Hotels, Regions, Restaurants, Russia

St. Petersburg, Russia is a romantic destination, especially during the White Nights of May-June, when it never gets completely dark. It’s no wonder this former capital of Russia built by Peter the Great has been nicknamed the “Venice of the North” for its many canals and the beautiful European facades that line its main street,

5 of the best hacienda/hotels in the Ecuadorian Andes

By Alfonso Tandazo on Oct 15, 2015 in Accommodation, Ecuador, Hotels, Regions, South America

In the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Ecuadorian highlands you can discover the rustic charm of Andean haciendas filled with Spanish colonial history and natural splendor. Yet, a closer look will reveal that these one-time mountain hacienda/hotels have been converted into stylish boutique hideaways. These chic oases retain their wood and brick rooms, working fireplaces, antique

Discover Carmel-by-the-Sea’s hidden gems with a walkabout

By Janice Nieder on Oct 14, 2015 in Accommodation, Bed & Breakfasts, California, Food and Drink, Hotels, Leisure Travel, North America, Regions, Speciality Travel, Travel Miscellany, USA

Living proof that “smaller is better”, Carmel-by-the-Sea consists of one square mile, fabulously jam-packed with 45 cozy to elegant inns, 60 scrumptious eateries, about 80 unique art galleries and even a doggie therapist! For geographically challenged tourists like myself, it’s a dream come true since once you make the scenic 120 mile drive down from

3 of the most awe-inspiring water villas in the Maldives

By Emily Wilson on Oct 14, 2015 in Accommodation, Asia, Hotels, Maldives, Regions, Resorts

Everyone has that bucket list dream… you know the one. A once in a lifetime trip to the Maldives where you can walk barefoot along the beach, snorkel before breakfast and admire the sunset with a cold glass of white. For many of us this dream includes staying in a water villa where panoramic views,

Top 10 most expensive villas and chalets to rent

By Paolo Macchiaroli on Oct 12, 2015 in Accommodation, Asia, Austria, Caribbean, Central America, Costa Rica, Europe, France, Guadeloupe, Hotels, Italy, Maldives, Regions, Resorts, Spain, Vacation Rentals, Western Europe, Worldwide

From the blue waters of the Caribbean Sea to the white peaks of the Alps, there’s no such thing as too much luxury when it comes to holiday rentals. The most exclusive properties in the world have one thing in common: their uniqueness, which reveals itself in every detail, in their styles, in the grandness

Top 5 things to do in Kos for a luxury romantic stay

By Olivier Templar-James on Oct 12, 2015 in Accommodation, Attractions, Cruises & Boat Travel, Europe, Going Out, Greece, Hotels, Regions, Restaurants, Spas & Pampering, Speciality Travel, Western Europe

As one of the most popular holiday destinations in Greece, The Island of Kos became notorious for its beautiful natural sights and beaches, as well as for its sense of hospitality, and ability to cater to even the most discerning travelers. One of the world’s havens for sailing enthusiasts, Kos will definitely spoil you with

Interview with Alexander Coles, Owner of Bespoke Yacht Charter

By Paul Johnson on Oct 11, 2015 in Accommodation, Asia, Celebrities, Croatia, Cruises & Boat Travel, Eastern Europe, Europe, France, Going Out, Hotels, India, Interviews, Italy, Regions, Restaurants, Speciality Travel, Travel Miscellany, United Kingdom, Western Europe

Alexander is the Owner and Senior Yacht Charter Broker at Bespoke Yacht Charter, a company he founded in 2014 after 13 years’ experience arranging luxury yacht charters in the south of France, throughout the Mediterranean and worldwide. More than half of his bookings are repeat clients or referrals from existing clients that include ultra high

4 vegan friendly luxury hotels in Saigon

By Paul Eyers on Oct 11, 2015 in Accommodation, Asia, Food and Drink, Hotels, Regions, Travel Miscellany, Vietnam

Saigon, or Ho Chi Minh City, is known as the Southern capital of Vietnam and is a ‘must visit’ location when exploring South East Asia. It’s a fast growing, bustling and energetic hub of activity with shops, restaurants, iconic sights and some of the country’s busiest traffic that will leave you transfixed. Development is happening

The 10 best boutique hotels in Spain

By Ron Otto on Oct 09, 2015 in Accommodation, Europe, Hotels, Regions, Spain, Western Europe

Historical and architectural preservation and city building codes play a big role in the level of creativity needed to design boutique hotels in cities that date back hundreds and thousands of years. Designing a contemporary hotel in old but beautiful buildings can be a challenge not only in design but also delivering a great experience

4 of the best luxury hotels in Vancouver

By Leah DeAngelis on Oct 06, 2015 in Accommodation, Canada, Hotels, North America, Regions

Vancouver, British Columbia is known as the City of Glass and it’s an apt moniker for such a gorgeous sparkling, modern metropolis. All those glass buildings give the city a futuristic look. Clean and glamorous, Vancouver’s setting, amid mountains and sea, keeps it all down to earth. When you are near the waterfront, it looks

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