Finnair has introduced a new Korean-inspired menu for business-class passengers on its Seoul (ICN) to Helsinki (HEL) route as part of the airline’s Signature Chef series. Created by Seoul-based chef Sung-Yeol Nam, the menu draws on “the ingredients and the food I grew up with,” bringing familiar flavors to the inflight dining experience. The seasonal … Read more

Loews Hotels presents “Flavor by Loews Hotels,” a brand-wide culinary program created with local artisans and independent food and beverage producers. The initiative invites guests to sample authentic tastes from each destination by featuring specialty products sourced from neighborhood partners throughout the chain. Jensen’s Old Fashioned Smokehouse Rolling out nationally this year, the program spotlights … Read more

While modern spa trends in the United States reflect contemporary wellness culture, India has practiced holistic healing for millennia. Ayurveda, a system with roots stretching back some 5,000 years, views health as the balanced interplay of mind, body and spirit and treats each person according to that principle. Ayurvedic therapies focus on restoring equilibrium through … Read more

Best idea ever? Imagine a miniature castle or château tucked into the treetops—a grown-up hideaway that feels straight out of a fairy tale. It’s not fantasy: U.K.-based Sawday’s Canopy & Stars has curated a collection of luxury treehouse accommodations inspired by fairy-tale castles and French châteaux. Founder Alastair Sawday searched globally for unique, romantic escapes; … Read more

Tom Hedges stumbled into winemaking almost by accident. In the 1980s he worked marketing American wines in Taiwan, and later sold a Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot blend to the Swedish government. Those experiences, combined with his wife Anne-Marie’s French roots and their shared interest in viticulture, inspired them to make their own wine. They purchased 50 acres … Read more

New Zealand is the birthplace of modern bungee jumping, and the country still offers countless spots to leap from great heights with a cord secured to your ankles. In Auckland, the 1,076-foot Sky Tower provides a different kind of adrenaline rush. This experience is not for anyone with a fear of heights. Wearing a full-body … Read more

With first-rate infrastructure, a wide range of accommodation, diverse venues, a thriving culinary scene and strong event support services, Sydney, Australia, has established itself as a premier MICE destination. This cosmopolitan New South Wales capital, celebrated for its natural beauty, ranks among the top global business environments and is projected to host more than $580 … Read more

Heat up your summer in Arizona at the Omni Scottsdale Resort & Spa at Montelucia, situated at the base of Camelback Mountain. The resort blends tinking fountains, floral walkways, and exotic architectural details to create a serene, inviting atmosphere. With 293 upscale guestrooms—including 38 spacious suites and two 2,800-square-foot Presidential suites—the property also features the … Read more

Nothing transforms winter doldrums into winter magic faster than a stay in a private Swiss chalet. Enhancing the luxury scene in the iconic alpine town of Gstaad, Ultima Collection has introduced Ultima Promenade Gstaad. This sumptuous chalet, set along the town’s historic promenade, was originally built as a private retreat for Prince Karim Aga Khan … Read more

Airports across the United States are increasingly adding hotels directly connected to terminals, giving travelers convenient access while generating new revenue streams for airport operators. These properties often integrate services tailored to air travelers, such as private security checkpoints and luggage retrieval, making short overnight stays and tight connections much easier to manage. One of … Read more