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From Mexico City’s leafy and romantic Zona Rosa to the Pacific beach resort of Puerto Vallarta, queer visitors are catered to with bars, clubs, walking tours and even boat rides specially designed for LGBTQ+ people.
Designed by Rolf Blakstad, scion of Ibiza’s starriest architectural dynasty, with interiors by Soho House mastermind Lázaro Rosa-Violán, the Clubhouse is a vision of peppermint and white, where the island’s smartest families gather by day to feast on wood-fired pizzas and tuna sashimi beneath the shady poolside loggia.
Due to its small size and inland location, it’s expected many travellers will use the connection as a launching point to explore the bustling seaside cities of Sousse and Monastir, both within an hour’s drive of the airport and home to a winning combination of opulent resorts and fascinating cultural attractions.
Deep oranges, rich greens, and scarlet reds define the palette of one of Japan's most cherished cities – manifesting in the rolling hills of Wakuza and the illuminated food arcades.
While many Britons remain wary of train travel thanks to a long series of union strikes across the country, there’s no denying the resurgence of international rail journeys.
From May 1, the airline will begin 2X-weekly summer seasonal service between Fort Myers, Florida, and Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) in South Carolina.
But beyond the glitz and glamour of dining in the clouds, look a little more closely and you’ll find the focus here is about creating a space where people – guests and chefs alike – feel safe to question, communicate and learn from one another.
Spread across three floors, there are six airy bedrooms, an open-plan living area and a playful games room at your leisure, while the spacious balcony is the prime spot for admiring the handsome private pool below, or the Tramuntana mountain range beyond.
Nestled in the heart of Mikra Bay vineyard, this stay is ideal for fans of wine, as guests here are invited to join the grape harvest celebrations during the late summer months.
The cost of relocating the world’s most famous work of art — designed to improve access and shorten wait times for viewing — will be funded in part by increased ticket fees for foreign tourists, who reportedly now make up about 80% of the Paris museum’s annual visitation.
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The 45 rooms and 11 suites are blissfully quiet, and more elegant than ever after a subtle glow up from Jean-Phillipe Nuel during COVID, think soft shades of cream, grey and mauve to complement the period marble fireplaces, decorative mouldings and high ceilinged arches, all still accessorised with the same collection of 17th century fine furnishings picked out by Wolf’s housekeeper, the daughter of a Parisian antique dealer.