Didier Dolivet
Managing Director Didier Dolivet explains how JW Marriott The Rosseau Muskoka Resort & Spa blends JW Marriott’s global luxury standards with a nature‑focused, year‑round guest experience. He highlights the resort’s unique position as Canada’s first JW Marriott and the only non‑urban JW property, emphasizing meticulous seasonal transition planning and a data‑driven focus on ADR, ROI and guest sentiment. Recent investments such as the Dan Aykroyd Icebar, HydroSpa, live‑music programming and a 1,300‑sq‑ft Two‑Bedroom Executive Suite illustrate a strategy of intentional, experiential luxury. Dolivet stresses that preparation, anticipation and empathy are the pillars that sustain five‑star service and foster talent development.
A Guide to London’s Private Jet Terminals
London’s four primary private‑jet terminals—Heathrow, Biggin Hill, Gatwick and Stansted—offer full‑service Fixed‑Base Operator (FBO) facilities tailored to high‑net‑worth travelers and corporate crews. Heathrow’s Signature Flight Support provides 24‑hour customs, VIP lounges and comprehensive ground handling for aircraft from helicopters to...
Mario Carbone on NYC’s Dining Problem and the Hotel Bill That Shocked Him
Chef Mario Carbone reflects on his rise from a single Manhattan hotspot to a global brand with ten locations spanning Miami, Las Vegas, Dubai, London, and Hong Kong. In the interview he recounts his first luxury hotel stay at Paris’s Le Meurice, the...
Inside the Rosewood CdB Golf Cup, Europe’s Rising Luxury Golf Tournament
Castiglion del Bosco, a Tom Weiskopf‑designed course in Tuscany, was sold in 2022 for an estimated €400 million (≈ $460 million). The new owner opened the previously members‑only club to Rosewood hotel guests, launching the bi‑annual Rosewood CdB Golf Cup. Membership fees now sit at...
Why Lamborghini’s Miura Still Captivates the Supercar World 60 Years Later
At the Lamborghini Arena festival in Imola, 450 Lamborghinis—including a fleet of yellow Miuras—paraded to mark the Miura’s 60th anniversary. The event highlighted the brand’s signature bold color palette, contrasting sharply with the monochrome trends dominating modern car markets. Lamborghini...
Four Seasons Park Lane Just Revealed Newly Refurbished Suites
Four Seasons London’s flagship Park Lane hotel has completed a major refurbishment, updating 14 suites including the Garden, Presidential and several Deluxe rooms. The redesign, led by London studio Interiors with Art, introduces a private terrace for the Garden Suite...
This Electric Rolls-Royce Corniche Might Be the Ultimate Luxury Restomod
Halcyon has unveiled an electric restomod of the 1965 Rolls‑Royce Corniche, limited to 60 conversions, including 30 convertibles. The EV version retains the classic body while adding a 400‑horsepower motor (500 hp optional) and an 84 kWh battery delivering up to 300...
What It’s Like Inside The Dorchester’s $40,000-a-Night Royal Suite
The Dorchester unveiled its newly refurbished Royal Suite, a 5,145 sq ft space priced at $40,800 per night, marking the hotel’s most significant interior overhaul in over three decades. Designed by Pierre‑Yves Rochon, the suite blends British landscape motifs with Art Deco...
100 Years Later, the ‘Little Black Dress’ Still Rules Fashion
Coco Chanel’s 1926 introduction of the little black dress (LBD) created a democratic, timeless silhouette that has endured for a century. The simple, calf‑length design was hailed as “Chanel’s Ford,” offering practicality and style across social classes. Over the decades...
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Is Putting Messinia on the Travel Map
Christopher Nolan’s upcoming film “The Odyssey,” releasing July 17, 2026, was partially filmed in Greece’s Messinia region. The 20‑day shoot centered on the Costa Navarino resort, putting the southwest Peloponnese on the map. Costa Navarino, a luxury complex of four five‑star hotels,...
The Greek Aviation Startup Is Bringing On-Demand Helicopter Travel to NYC
Greek startup Hoper, which runs five Robinson helicopters on more than 50 routes across 15 Greek islands, is rolling out an on‑demand, app‑based service in New York City. The platform lets travelers book per‑seat seats—or an entire aircraft—through Apple or Google...
This New NYC Restaurant Transports Guests to a Rustic Farmhouse
Chef Hasung Lee, a Korean‑born talent who cut his teeth at Gramercy Tavern, The French Laundry and Copenhagen’s Geranium, is opening Oyatte in Manhattan’s Murray Hill. The restaurant leans heavily into the farm‑to‑table movement, pulling the majority of its produce...
Why This Art-Filled Scottish Hotel Is Unlike Anywhere Else in Britain
The Fife Arms, a former Victorian coaching inn in Braemar, was bought by art collectors Iwan and Manuela Wirth in 2013 and reinvented as a 47‑room, art‑filled luxury hotel. Its eclectic rooms, a collection of over 16,000 artworks, and high‑end...
The Most Beautiful Designer Wedding Shoes for the Modern Bride
Designer bridal shoes are emerging as a pivotal detail in modern weddings, with brides curating multiple pairs to match each phase of the day. Industry leaders like Manolo Blahnik, Amina Muaddi, and Jimmy Choo blend comfort, craftsmanship, and personalization, offering styles ranging from...
The Met Gala Proves Fashion Is Obsessed With ‘Museum Memory’
The 2026 Met Gala, themed “Art and Fashion,” highlighted fashion’s growing status as museum‑grade art. Over the past decade institutions like the V&A and the Met Costume Institute have re‑classified clothing from disposable ephemera to curated objects, granting it curatorial...