Luang Prabang - Sacred waters of the Mekong Laos

A boutique cruise along the mighty Mekong unveils Laos’ culture and cuisine, where aromatic onboard feasts meet the vibrant, spice-filled markets of Luang Prabang.

Words and photography by Marina Spironetti.

Mauritius - Sweet by Nature East Africa

Off the south-east coast of Africa, Mauritius is a volcanic island of striking landscapes and layered cultures, offering far more than a honeymoon escape.

Words and photography by Marina Spironetti.

Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai - Where Time Slows Northern Thailand

From Chiang Mai's vibrant backstreets to Chiang Rai's remote jungle resorts, Northern Thailand reveals a world where artistry and tradition reign supreme.

Words and photography by Marina Spironetti.

Davos Klosters, Switzerland

While the WEF is in town, canny skiers can take advantage of near-empty slopes - and excellent Swiss mountain food, says Emily Rose Mawson. This article was taken from the February 2026 issue of Food and Travel. Header Image: Shutterstock; Lukas Gojda; Boris B

Milan, Italy

Italy's vibrant northern metropolis boasts a thriving, constantly evolving gastronomic scene - explore it in the charming district of Porta Romana. Words by Kiki Deere.This article was taken from the December 2025 issue of Food and Travel. Header image: Photos by Marina Spironetti; Dongiò; Aethos; Alessio Vallese; Robert Holden; Particolare; Matteo Serpi

Lucknow, India

With its unhurried, welcome ambience, the capital of Uttar Pradesh is a place of high culture and cuisine, where even street food can be exquisite. Words and photography by Anubhuti Krishna. This article was taken from the Christmas 2025 issue of Food and Travel.

Renew and Restore

As life speeds up and screens claim ever more of our attention, travellers are increasingly seeking escapes that help them reset. Beyond hotel spas and pampering, these are specialised retreats created wholly for wellbeing, where nourishing food, expert guidance and nature-led rituals work together to support deep restoration. Xenia Taliotis introduces the destinations that genuinely understand modern pressures — and offer renewal that lingers long after you return home

Great Expeditions

Ever more exciting itineraries are appearing across a small-ship expedition scene featuring new and repurposed vessels: expect new levels of luxury and bold ambition.

Words by Mark Stratton

House of George

The Cotswolds

Honey-coloured cottages, rolling countryside and a deep devotion to British produce already make the Cotswolds a year-round destination. Now there’s a fresh reason to visit: House of George, a ten-bed retreat with fine-dining in the handsome village of Broadway. The 17th-century limestone building has undergone a four-year renovation thanks...read more

The Eve

Sydney, Australia

This boutique property sits at the meeting point of Surry Hills and Redfern, making an ideal launchpad for exploring Sydney’s most hip inner-city areas. A design-led lobby sets a chic scene – crowned by a gleaming moon installation and electric-blue seating; while elsewhere, natural stone, textured terrazzo and a...read more

Rio Perdido

Costa Rica

Rio Perdido feels like a place time forgot — and in a way, it was. For years, even locals in Bagaces County didn’t know this canyon was here; the bridge that once connected it to the main towns collapsed and was never rebuilt, leaving the area to slip quietly...read more

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