Rest Of The World - The Glass Magazine

Glass continues touring Morocco’s artisanal capital, Fez, and stays at the Palais Amani

April 17, 2017

Glass continues touring Morocco’s artisanal capital, Fez, complete with a stay at a true eden: the exclusive Palais Amani FOLLOWING the porter uphill through a sinuous, narrow Tadelakt side street,...

Glass escapes to Morocco and experiences the utmost luxury at Riad Fès

Emily Rae Pellerin

April 10, 2017

Architecture, Design, Feature, Rest Of The World, Travel

RIAD Fès, of the renowned Relais & Châteaux consortium of luxury hotels and restaurants, is the only of its kind in the city of Fez, Morocco. A tastefully expansive campus, Riad Fès provides 5-star accommod...

Glass is enchanted by Namibia

Amanda Bernstein

October 27, 2016

Feature, Rest Of The World, Travel

NAMIBIA, a country of unimaginably diverse natural beauty, is located along the southwest coast of Africa. It is almost four times the size of Great Britain, yet only has a population of 2.2 million. Getting to...

Paradise found at Four Seasons Resort, Seychelles

Amanda Bernstein

August 8, 2016

Feature, Rest Of The World, Travel

IF there is a heaven on earth, I am quite sure I have found it. Arriving at the Four Season Resort, Seychelles, I am blown away at the sheer beauty of this tropical haven – all 170 acres of it – set on the sout...

Front page. Terrace Ritz Carlton, Hetzliya

Glass visits the Ritz-Carlton in Herzliya, Israel and experiences the unique Blends Programme

Amanda Bernstein

August 1, 2016

Feature, Rest Of The World, Travel

Putting on the Ritz – in Herzliya. Glass visits the recently opened Ritz-Carlton in Israel and experience the unique Blends Programme APPROACHING Herzliya, Tel-Aviv’s exclusive coastal suburb, I am driven pa...

Sunny and safe in Jordan

Sean Sheehan

April 21, 2015

Culture, Feature, Rest Of The World, Travel

Someone said a rose by any other name would smell as sweet but such is the power of negative connotations that I’m not so sure any more. Take the idea of a restful and hugely enjoyable holiday in the heart ...

Stunning southern Africa – Glass discovers the natural wonders of southern Africa beyond South Africa

Amanda Bernstein

November 24, 2014

Culture, Dining, Feature, Food & Drink, News, Rest Of The World, Travel

Stunning southern Africa – Glass discovers the natural wonders of southern Africa beyond South Africa Zambia is home to one of the seven natural wonders of the world, which it shares with neighbouring Zimbab...

Summer on the smiling coast of Africa

Thea Macaulay

August 25, 2014

Dining, Feature, Rest Of The World, Travel

It’s 6.30 in the evening, an hour before the sun sets over the Gambian coast – locally described as the smiling coast of Africa – and I’m passing time in a car park. Admittedly the car park of the stylish f...

Good karma in Kampala at the Nile Spa, Uganda

Amanda Bernstein

July 15, 2014

Archive, Culture, Destination Spas, Feature, News, Rest Of The World, Travel

Mary Blewitt OBE is a remarkable woman. A British citizen of Rwandan origin, Mary founded the charity Survivors Fund (SURF) to support survivors of the genocide in Rwanda. In 2008 she was awarded the OBE for he...

The magic of La Mamounia

Amanda Bernstein

May 12, 2014

Feature, Rest Of The World, Travel

There are five star hotels the world over. And then there is La Mamounia. An oasis of tranquility, sophistication and luxury amongst the hustle, bustle and excitement of this age-old Moroccan city –...

Tel Aviv City Guide

Nicola Kavanagh

November 6, 2013

Culture, News, Rest Of The World, Travel

Israel is a land of contradictions and Tel Aviv, its most cosmopolitan city, is no exception. One of the most striking things about Tel Aviv is its newness. A little over a century ago, a group of Jewish famil...