Mandarin Oriental, Marrakech and Missoni unveil a new Missoni Resort Club at the resort’s Pool Garden, marking not only Missoni’s first Resort Club in Morocco, but also the first luxury pool takeover of its kind in the region. The collaboration brings Missoni’s Italian luxury design to the resort, drawing on the light, colour and creative spirit of Marrakech. The collaboration has transformed the Pool Garden through Missoni’s design language, with signature zigzag parasols, cushions dressing the daybeds and pool towels introducing the House’s iconic zigzag motif and distinctive chromatic universe. creating an inspiring environment that blends effortlessly with the local landscape, oozing calm and ease for long sun-filled days.

Christmas lovers looking beyond Europe’s traditional festive markets can discover Alberta‘s take on the holiday season, where artisan markets, spectacular light displays and snow-covered Rocky Mountain scenery combine to create an unforgettable winter escape. As travellers begin planning festive getaways, Alberta offers far more than a traditional Christmas market break. In Calgary, visitors can browse artisan gifts and seasonal treats at the renowned Spruce Meadows International Christmas Market, step back in time at Heritage Park’s Once Upon a Christmas, and marvel at millions of twinkling lights during Calgary ZooLights.

Just 45 minutes from Singapore, The Westin Nirup Island Resort & Spa, Batam offers a peaceful island escape where sustainable luxury, wellness, and breathtaking natural beauty come together. Set against the natural beauty of Nirup Island in the Riau Archipelago, the resort presents a distinctive collection of private villa accommodations designed for guests seeking space, serenity, and a deeper connection with the surrounding ocean. From villas overlooking the open sea to the newly introduced Waterfront Villa, each accommodation offers a unique perspective on island living, complemented by the signature well-being philosophy of Westin Hotels & Resorts.

Empty waves, quiet trails and a New Year’s Eve that doesn’t take itself seriously: why late autumn is the best time to visit Portugal’s Alentejo coast Quinta Camarena makes the case for November and December on the Costa Vicentina, and launches its annual Not-So-Serious New Year’s Eve Retreat

Critics say the new seats look more budget than business – but have they seen what Business Class passengers have been wearing lately? The post SIA Business Class: Don’t Judge a Seat by its Cover appeared first on Business Traveller.

It's cuffing season, and Bella Hadid just hard-launched her relationship with Colorado-based construction worker and fifth-generation cowboy Nathan Lacy. The supermodel took to Instagram this week to share some rinkside snaps from the game between the Colorado Avalanche and the Detroit Red Wings as part of Hockey Fights Cancer Night on November 7. In several of her photos, Hadid and Lacy seemed to enjoy each other’s company and shared an embrace. Hadid is living her cowgirl life to the fullest....

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“‘Are you sure you want to put these beams back in?’” The builders asked that question again and again, recalls the owner of New Line House, in Sydney’s East Ryde. “And every time we said, ‘Yep.’” The stained Oregon beams date back to the house’s beginnings as a Lowline, the flat-roofed, single-level, linear model from the company behind some of Australia’s best-loved modernist homes: Pettit & Sevitt. Removed and later reinstated, the beams may no longer be structural but remain as a memory of...

If you have walked down SoHo in Central lately, your eyes might have been attacked by the flashy crimson facade of a new cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style diner) on Staunton Street. It is the latest opening in what appears to be something of a cursed space: it was previously home to a short-lived Nordic-style cafe called Moma, and before that Majo Tapas Bar and the California-inspired Big Sur restaurant. The latest tenant, Double the Joy, advertises itself as a cha chaan teng by day and a dai pai...

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Longest-standing Vietnamese member of The Leading Hotels of the World, The Reverie Saigon makes its case crystal clear The post A Cut Above: Michelin Stars and Skyline Views at The Reverie Saigon appeared first on Business Traveller.

Before a bottle reaches the auction room, Amayès Aouli wants to know who chose it. For Bonhams’ global head of Wine & Spirits, a collector’s taste or a winemaker’s convictions help explain what makes a wine worth pursuing. “Before we catalogue a bottle, we want to understand the philosophy and the history of the owner and the collection,” he tells Style. Aouli’s own route into wine began with a desire to see the world. Finance took him to New York, London and Hong Kong before he returned to...

The graceful motion of swimming fish might seem an unexpected starting point for a jewellery boutique. At Chow Sang Sang’s new flagship at The Venetian Macao, however, it inspires a design of flowing curves and warm champagne-gold tones, bringing a sense of continuity to the displays and spaces within. The opening takes the group’s presence at the shopping destination to three stores, each conceived for a different customer. Rather than repeating a single retail formula, the group has developed...

The appeal of a natural diamond has traditionally rested on its rarity, brilliance and association with life’s defining moments. But as the language of luxury evolves, so does the way these stones are perceived and worn. The growing interest in Desert diamonds, with their nuanced palette of warm, earthy hues, is one indication of this shift. Moving beyond the familiar vocabulary of colourless stones, the trend celebrates individuality, distinctive character and a more personal relationship with...

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British audio company Nothing made news in late September when it named V from BTS as global ambassador, announcing that he was the first person to try out the brand’s new Headphone (1) Pro model. Available at Lane Crawford in Hong Kong, they are the most advanced the company has ever built. Thanks to their three drivers, they deliver “deeper bass, sharper vocals and richer textures” as well as offering up to 46dB of active noise cancellation. The headphones, which come in black or white,...

The carrier said that to protect customers’ information and comply with regulations, it was barring the digital assistants from logging into accounts and managing reservations.

Butter Bar has a distinctly warm aesthetic: soft wooden furniture, pale yellow walls and huge windows that fold all the way open, transforming the space into an airy open patio. The sunlight turns the air a honey colour. Right at the entrance to the spacious cafe in Sai Kung sits a sleek, futuristic contraption that, oddly enough, does not feel out of place at all. “Do you want a coffee?” Cynthia Lok reaches out and taps the touch screen monitor. Somewhere inside the machine, a pump stirs to...

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JetBlue unveils BlueFirst, its new domestic first-class cabin, featuring plush recliners, upgraded entertainment, creative dining and competitive fares, as the airline prepares its December debut and premium expansion across America. The post First Look: Inside JetBlue’s New BlueFirst appeared first on Business Traveller.

Various beers, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, under the Molson Coors banner have been recalled across Canada due to pieces of metal, according to Health Canada.

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From landmark airline promotions to destination-led storytelling, these memorable ad campaigns have influenced how we see the world. The post 10 of the Best Travel Ads of the Last Five Decades appeared first on Business Traveller.

The F.B.I. is investigating the death of a female passenger on the Caribbean-bound MSC Seascape, which departed from Galveston on Monday.

Experience Oman, the promotional arm of the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism of the Sultanate of Oman, has concluded a high-impact participation at World Travel Market London 2026. The delegation advanced Oman’s international tourism strategy through global recognitions, strategic launches, high-level broadcast interviews, and more than 50 targeted commercial and trade meetings.