What have you encountered on your luxury travels that you later purchased?
Have you ever stayed somewhere, experienced something (however big or small), and thought to yourself “I must have one!”?…
A carry-on case for photographers
Travelling by air isn’t always easy for photographers these days – not with the new airline baggage restrictions. A…
Utah’s first 5-star: Stein Eriksen Lodge
The first 5 star hotel to grace the state of Utah is officially Stein Eriksen Lodge. The news came…
Record achievement for The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs
Whilst the Mobil Travel Guide celebrates its 50th anniversary, The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs will mark its 48th consecutive…
The Greenbrier fails to recapture 5th star
Not even a $50 million renovation has been enough for The Greenbrier to re-gain its five star status which…
A new owner for Zagat?
With the growth of Web 2.0 and Travel 2.0 (both terms I despise, incidentally), people have talked about user-generated…
Top tips for travel photography
Here are some basic but nevertheless useful tips for when you next take your camera on your travels, courtesy…
Luxury on the move with the Mobiado Stealth
There’s a new luxury mobile phone on the market, courtesy of Mobiado. Purportedly inspired by military stealth aircrafts,…
Eos Class Magazine
Elite Traveler Magazine has announced the launch of its second publication: Eos Class Magazine on behalf of Eos Airlines….
Anyone out there have a Trunki?
I’ve wondered about getting a Trunki (or two!) for our two boys, but I’ve never been sure whether toddlers…
Mobile office from Nissan
One for some of the business travellers among you! Nissan is to unveil a new mobile office concept at…
Cell phones on flights – yay or nay?
The use of mobile phones on planes has long been put on hold because it was feared that it…
Waldorf Astoria cookbook
The Waldorf is world renowned for its elegant accommodation, grand galas, and, of course, its supreme dining, but many…
Folding suitcase from Goyard
Are you one of those people that invariably returns home with considerably more than you left with? If so,…
One year on: Sherman’s Travel magazine
From this month, to celebrate its first anniversary, Sherman’s Travel magazine is now being made available on newsstands at…
ultratravel
A new site from The Telegraph (new to me, at least!) bills itself as “your guide to heaven on…
