Festivals, fairs, races and the weeks a city changes character. Filed with the dates and the places, so a journey can be built around one.
The Mauritian group has fixed names and dates to its second UK-facing wellbeing calendar, running from October 2026 to April 2027 at Dinarobin, Paradis and Trou aux Biches, with Olympic gymnast Ellie Downie and nutritionist Clarissa Lenherr among the hosts.
The Horses, on Ray Street, is the group's sixth pub and its first built around the British coast: oysters from three counties, Cornish catch of the day, and a first-floor dining room of fewer than a dozen tables.
Roughly 1.4 million visitors descend on Salem every October. Beyond the Halloween spectacle, the Massachusetts city has historic inns, old New England architecture and a few addresses worth braving the crowds for.
Six Senses London, Chancery Rosewood, Rosewood Courchevel and Orient Express Venezia are among this year’s finalists, with winners to be revealed at Magazine London on 26 November.
Forget the front row for a moment. From Brad Pitt and Nicole Kidman to Salma Hayek and Andrew Garfield, the 2026 US Open made a convincing case for being one of New York’s most interesting places to be seen this September.
Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos has unveiled the design for Park Hyatt Mexico City Polanco: 155 rooms, 38 suites and a contemporary Mexican art collection assembled by Arte Abierto, overlooking Chapultepec Park.
Five hotels for doing US Open week properly — from the Upper East Side institution to Manhattan’s newest arrival.
Notting Hill Carnival anchors the 28-31 August 2026 weekend in London, with Sunday's Family Day, a one-night orchestral performance beneath Luke Jerram's seven-metre earth, and the last days of Tracey Emin at Tate Britain.
A former ski lodge at 700 metres in Iceland's interior hosts a trail race that starts metres from the rooms, with geothermal baths, a carb-loading buffet and a waffle hour built around it.
Hidden down a medieval alley in Vienna’s UNESCO-listed First District, Le Fou unfolds across a series of intimate rooms, each revealing a different side of the bar.
Grandhotel Hessischer Hof has reopened as Taj Hessischer Hof Frankfurt with 117 rooms, nine suites and interiors by Hamburg studio JOI-Design, alongside Bombay Brasserie and the debut of members-only club The Chambers.
The 18-Casita resort within the Costa Palmas community marks Aman's first property in Mexico, bringing Aman-branded residences, four restaurants and the group's first contemporary Temazcal to one of North America's fastest-growing ultra-luxury destinations.
The luxury group has hired the former Urban Resort Concepts chief executive to oversee global operations across Aman, Janu and its branded residence and lifestyle businesses.
Extendam has taken three rebranded Spanish hotels off Eurazeo, IHG has signed three Holiday Inn Express projects with Tikehau Capital's new Selecto platform, and Wilde has opened its second Portuguese aparthotel.
New destinations, hotel openings and what our editors thought of them. Written for people who travel slowly.
