Jetset Magazine
The moment before a cold plunge is all about internal negotiation, and it quickly becomes clear that much of the experience depends on mental discipline. A common strategy is a mantra—something steady, like “I’m a Strong Nordic Woman,” to hold onto when instinct argues for retreat.
Jetset Magazine
Sir Rocco Forte has lived long enough to see an empire thrive, collapse, and re-emerge in a different, more meaningful form. In an industry prone to consolidation, he remains a steward of the old craft of personal hospitality by a family-run business.
Haute Living
Susana has created more than a portfolio of wines or a luxury escape—she’s created a philosophy of living well, Argentine style. And for those fortunate enough to visit her corner of Mendoza, it’s an invitation to experience wine, wellness, and artistry in harmony.
More than a luxury destination, Venissa is a living cultural project. Guests leave not only with memories of Michelin-starred dinners and golden sunsets but with the rarest souvenir of all—a taste of Venice’s elusive liquid gold, reborn where sea and vine meet.
Haute Living
For those who venture halfway around the world to reach this archipelago, rest assured, the arrival makes the travel disappear. It is an experience in itself—a spectacular blend of blue sky and sea in the middle of nowhere. Then, you land next to a floating dock, greeted by drums, music, and Maldivian warmth. And the wellness reset begins.
A striking image has defined Italy’s Puglia region for decades—the
Yes, Sicily is part of Italy—but any visitor will tell you that Sicily is unmistakably its own place, with an ancient soul and a character shaped by centuries of layered cultures. Alongside its flourishing wine industry, the island is an endlessly fascinating destination to explore, particularly in the less-traveled west.
Just a few years ago, Villa Igeia in Palermo, Sicily, was
Himalayan-born Yogi Rakesh Thapliyal leads an afternoon Lunar Rejuvenation Yoga
