Destinations

The resort’s sustainability starts from its building materials, which were all sourced locally and have a low environmental impact. Being welcomed and staying at this small private atoll in the middle of the Ocean is a luxury that cannot be missed

Procida, a wonderful island, characterized by the color that sometimes also dominates the blue of the sea that surrounds the small island is the Italian Capital of Culture 2022

The Icehotel was born as a summer destination to spend relaxing days immersed in nature, but 30 years ago Yngve Bergqvist had a brilliant idea and following her dream he created a hotel entirely made of ice and snow!

Built in one of the greenest areas of Mexico City, the Casa Flotante is by far the flagship project of the Talleresque architecture studio

The Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens, Tyrol, weaves a spell around every visitor: a water-spouting giant that magically lures the beholder into a hidden world, where Chambers of Wonder fire up the imagination. His face has become a globally-recognized icon and the attraction has seen more than 12 million visitors pass through its doors.

Finally in October 2020, Saudi Arabia will reopen the region of AlUla to international tourism, an archaeological treasure that hosts several UNESCO World Heritage sites. A crossroads area of ​​peoples since prehistoric times, which has seen different civilizations, each of which has left a trace of its passage

#StayCurious is the new platform of the Abu Dhabi Culture and Tourism Department dedicated to training and entertainment initiatives for the UAE destination

Looking forward to strolling again through its streets, we can travel with our imagination towards this Mediterranean gem

Beautifully located on the very edge of Dartmoor National Park, on the upper reaches of the river Teign, Gidleigh Park is a romantic Tudor-style, exquisitely furnished country house owned by the Brownsword Family. A renowned culinary excellence in absolute peace

With a 360-degree view across the Svartisen glacier and in prime Northern Lights country, this stilted, circular hotel will produce more energy than it uses, and consuming 85% less energy than a traditional hotel