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Casablanca and Ibiza’s Six Senses Join Forces for Summer 2026 Residency

LAUNCHING this summer, Casablanca joins forces with Six Senses Ibiza for a takeover of the hotel’s iconic Rocky Beach. Set against the island’s northern coastline, the partnership brings together Casablanca’s signature French-Moroccan duality and the White Isle’s free-spirited energy, creating a cultural moment where community, music, and nature converge. Casablanca

Casa Cook el Gouna – An Egyptian desert mirage built of stone

COOL. IN a word, Casa Cook el Gouna is: cool. As in: ’Cool’, a blanket term covering all sensory interpretations,

Glass encounters a luxurious sanctuary in the Golden State at The Maybourne Beverly Hills

SHINING brightly in the golden state with its West Coast charm is The Maybourne Beverly Hills. Situated in Los Angeles’

Mastering Business Travel: Smart Tips for the Modern Professional

Business travel can be a double-edged sword. While it offers exciting opportunities to expand your network and secure deals, it

Glass uncovers one of London’s most cherished buildings at Great Scotland Yard Hotel

DECADES of history alone makes Great Scotland Yard a one-of-a-kind hotel and being tucked away on a quiet road just

Last-Minute Christmas Gifts for a Warm Escape

If you have a loved one travelling to warmer climates this Christmas and are on the hunt for last minute

Glass experiences a perfect weekend at University Arms Hotel, Cambridge

DESPITE its small size, Cambridge punches far above its weight in terms of allure and history thanks to its origins

Glass visits the flamboyant Le Grand Mazarin in Paris 

JUST off the bustling hub of Rue de Rivoli in Paris, Le Grand Mazarin stands boldly on the corner with

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Villa d’Este transforms into a Winter Wonderland for the 2024 festive season

DESPITE being a renowned destination for some summer sun, Lake Como’s unparalleled beauty continues to shine even through the colder

Glass discovers a hidden Swiss gem

RISING up from shimmering Lake Geneva with its medieval charm and Belle Epoque splendour very much intact, Lausanne has got


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