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Amanda Bernstein

Glass takes a trip of a lifetime along the Great Ocean Road 

AUSTRALIA is known for the great outdoors and its incredible landscapes but accessibility to this mighty continent is what the

Glass stays at Fairmont San Francisco – the Grand Dame of the city

THE LEGENDARY Fairmont San Francisco hotel has been welcoming guests since its opening in 1907 after an earthquake partially destroyed

Glass unwinds at Pretty Beach House, New South Wales

PRETTY Beach House, a magnificent rural retreat one hour’s drive north from Sydney, is one of those rare properties that

Glass is enchanted by the unforgettable Adare Manor, Co. Limerick

I’VE ARRIVED at Adare Manor Hotel, a resplendent country estate, located a 30-minute drive from Shannon Airport in the west

Glass relaxes at Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh – The Caledonian

THE BLACK Bentley from the Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh -The Caledonian whisks me along Princes Street. I’m heading for a stay

Glass finds heaven on earth at Jade Mountain, St Lucia

THE VIEW from the open wall of our Moon Sanctuary suite seems like pure fantasy. We have an uninterrupted view

Glass receives a royal welcome at the palatial Shangri-La hotel, Paris

THE LAVISH Shangri-La Paris was previously the private residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte, Napoleon Bonaparte’s grandnephew. This 19th century French

Glass visits Villa René Lalique – a luxury hotel and restaurant paying homage to Lalique

VILLA René Lalique, a spectacular bolthole located in Wingen-Sur-Moder in Alsace, north-eastern France, was once the home of celebrated French

Glass spends one weekend in two cities with Dorchester Collection

A FAST train service has recently been launched between Milan and Rome, with a duration time of just under three


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