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Island-Hopping in the Maldives with The Ozen Collection

SOMETIMES the rumours are true. This thought arrives somewhere between Malé and Ozen Life Maadhoo, as our speedboat moves across water so blue it looks digitally enhanced. The Maldives has been photographed into cliché, yet seeing it in person produces the inconvenient realisation that none of those photographs were exaggerating.

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Glass experiences sophistication and charm at The Murray Hotel, Hong Kong

AMONGST the bustle of Cotton Tree Drive in the heart of Hong Kong, The Murray Hotel stands as the height

Glass experiences the quiet luxuries of Southern Thailand

FLYING non-stop to Bangkok has never been more comfortable and flexible than with EVA on their B777-300ER airplanes. There are

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Glass experiences an Indian summer in winter at The St. Regis Goa Resort

NESTLING between the Sal River and the Arabian Sea in Goa is the idyllic St. Regis Hotel that emerges onto

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Glass goes green in the Garden City at Pan Pacific Orchard

EAGERLY, I take in the fresh view of the new flagship Pan Pacific Orchard, Singapore, which is hard to miss

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Glass enjoys pure bliss in Mauritius with Beachcomber Hotels

AS THE plane flew over Mauritius preparing to land, sharp peaked mountains loomed into view jutting out of a seemingly

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Glass relishes in the natural allure of Kyoto at the Park Hyatt

SET within the epicentre of Kyoto’s historical district lies an oasis of tranquillity, natural beauty and sophistication that is the

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Glass gets a first class experience at Ritz Carlton Fukuoka, Tokyo

LOCATED within the Fukuoka Daimyo Garden City complex in the central ward of Tenjin, Tokyo, The Ritz-Carlton is one of

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Glass dwells amongst the bright lights of Tokyo at the Shangri-La

AFTER travelling through the infectious energy and colour of Tokyo, I arrive at my residence for the next few days,

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Glass experiences cultural immersion at the Mondrian Hong Kong

SITTING in the centre of Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong’s most vibrant neighbourhood, is the newly opened Mondrian Hong Kong.


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