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Whilst long haul trips in business class have been a regular part of our global travels in recent years, for which we are of course eternally grateful, our recent Singapore to London return flights in first class were an extra special treat. Often referred to as the ‘super jumbo’, our flights in both directions with…
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From opulent trains crossing golden deserts to ultra-exclusive island retreats, our latest round-up of luxury travel news includes pioneering brands that are pushing boundaries in the world of luxury travel.Saudi Arabia’s Dream of the Desert marries Arabian heritage with contemporary elegance, while Bvlgari makes a dazzling Caribbean debut. Superyachts, bespoke supercars and legendary hotel brands…
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Few places manage to balance history and hospitality quite like The Swan at Tarporley. With more than 400 years… The post Review: The Swan, Tarporley, Cheshire, UK appeared first on A Luxury Travel Blog. Source link
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Imagine a place where time slows and the only sense of it passing is the movement of light and shadow over the emerald green landscape – a place where luxury intertwines seamlessly with nature. Welcome to Apes Hill Barbados, a resort and community etched into the lush hills of a Caribbean paradise. Perched high above…
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Surrounded by the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, Central America is a magical region that is perfect for backpacking. The area is full of rainforests, unexplored Mayan ruins, gorgeous beaches, incredible reefs, cheap prices, delicious food, and welcoming people. It can be difficult arranging transportation throughout the region. In this post, I’ll provide some helpful tips…
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Every March, as the UK starts to enjoy more Spring-like weather, a special kind of magic begins to stir in the heart of the Cotswolds – The Cheltenham Festival. Steeped in history and synonymous with prestige, this isn’t just a sporting event but a grand spectacle – a theatre of tradition where the thunder of…
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I’m going on a book tour! My next book, How to Travel the World on $75 a Day, is coming out on March 25th and I’m going on a book tour to talk about it and the current state of travel! This is my first book tour in six years and I’m very excited to…
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Backpacking Europe is one of my favorite things to do as a traveler. There isn’t a year I don’t criss-cross the continent (except 2020 when no one was crossing Europe). During the summer, hostels burst with life, the Mediterranean sparkles, streets fill with people drinking wine and enjoying the day, and the late night setting…
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Finding the money for travel is one of the biggest challenges people face when it comes to taking a trip. It can take years to save up for that dream trip! And, when people finally save up enough and hit the road, what do most of them end up doing? They throw money away on…
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It was still dark as our plane began its descent into Muscat. Below us, the inky black waters of the Gulf of Oman reflected the light of the silvery moon and the shadowy outlines of the saw-toothed Jabal Akhdar Mountains encircled the still-sleeping city. The airport was quiet, our flight the only one landing at…