As the most geographically expansive Winter Games to date, Milano Cortina 2026 invites travelers to experience Italy across strikingly different landscapes, from Milan’s cultural intensity to the serenity of the Dolomites. These five luxury hotels offer distinct ways to anchor an Olympic journey, balancing access, atmosphere, and a strong sense of place.
Set above the Santa Monica coastline, Fairmont Miramar Hotel and Bungalows blends more than a century of history with relaxed California luxury. From its storied origins and iconic fig tree to its refined accommodations, celebrated dining, and exceptional location near the beach, the Miramar offers a coastal retreat that feels both timeless and deeply connected to its surroundings.
For travelers seeking a more refined way to ring in the new year, these under-the-radar destinations offer an elegant alternative to crowded countdowns, pairing exceptional dining, intimate celebrations, and a strong sense of place.
Few Greek islands capture the imagination quite like Zakynthos. Set in the aquamarine waters of the Ionian Sea, this lush, cliff-lined paradise blends postcard-perfect beaches with slow-paced villages, vibrant coastal dining, spectacular limestone cliffs, and white-sand beaches.
London’s dining landscape is shaped by deep tradition and steady innovation, offering everything from long-standing institutions to contemporary global concepts. These four restaurants illustrate the range that defines the city’s food culture.
Iceland offers some of the most extraordinary luxury stays in the world. From remote retreats wrapped in untouched wilderness to contemporary design hotels that frame the night sky through floor to ceiling windows, each property delivers a rare blend of comfort, solitude, and spectacle. These are the most unique luxury hotels in Iceland where travelers can experience the rare magic of the aurora from the warmth of a private suite.
For a growing number of Americans, Thanksgiving has shifted from a traditional hometown celebration into an opportunity: a chance to combine a cherished holiday with an international getaway. Let’s explore five hotels that have our attention this season.
Tucked into the leafy enclave of Saxe Point in Esquimalt, just minutes from Victoria’s Inner Harbour, a grand chapter of Vancouver Island’s heritage is poised to turn a new page. Following a decade-long, $25 million transformation by Aragon Properties, the legendary 1906 Rosemead House will reopen its doors on October 2, 2025.
Spruce Peak’s location within the Northeast spruce-fir and Northern hardwood forests makes it one of New England’s most stunning autumn displays, with peak color often arriving in late September and lasting well into October.
This 2025 Barcelona guide highlights the city’s rich history, Gaudí’s iconic architecture, world-class dining, and luxury experiences for an unforgettable visit.
Rome in 2025 is the ultimate destination with restored landmarks, cultural events, world-class dining, and timeless history during the Catholic Church Jubilee.
Rooted in history, yet crafted for today, Viesca stands as a testament to the enduring power of place. Timeless elegance amidst the lush countryside, it invites guests to step into a world where tradition meets refined comfort and find a deep connection to the soul of Tuscany.
