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Kristina Romanova, CEO of Aman Essentials, tells Style about her favourite luxury stays, London haunts, vintage fashion, beauty must-haves and more. Photo: Handout
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Style according to … Kristina Romanova, CEO of Aman Essentials

The CEO of Aman Essentials tells Style about her favourite luxury stays, London haunts, vintage fashion, beauty must-haves and more.

Wellness

Bangkok’s integrative wellness retreat, RAKxa

Wellness

How wellness retreat helps influencer cope with ‘frustrating’ disease

Tourism

2 iPhones, 3 pillows, Air France: hotel designer Kelly Wearstler’s travel tips

Commercial interior designer Wearstler, who logs 150,000 air miles a year, shares her top travel hacks for the well-heeled.

Interior designer Kelly Wearstler clocks up around 150,000 air miles a year, so she knows a thing or two about the art of travelling. Photo: Getty Images
Luxury Hotels

Review | Paradise reclaimed: Rosewood Miyakojima, where nature and luxury entwine

The secluded sanctuary, comprising 55 villas, embraces nature and embodies Rosewood’s A Sense of Place philosophy, infusing the guest’s experience with cultural and ecological wonder.

Luxury Hotels

Portrait Milano, the ideal window onto the Italian city’s hidden beauty

The top-end property is part of the Lungarno Collection, a hospitality portfolio owned by the Ferragamo family, with sister properties in Florence and Rome.

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Style Edit: Planning your dream wedding at the Regent Hong Kong

The hotel’s wedding artists ensure that each marriage celebration reflects the bride and groom’s unique wishes and tastes, while a specialist butler will take care of every detail of the banquet.

At the Regent Hong Kong, a team of wedding specialists will transform your special event into an unforgettable experience. Photo: Handout
Tourism

Can AI replace travel agents? Holiday app start-ups take on the big players

A host of tourism tech firms are offering holidays planned by artificial intelligence in a challenge to established market players.

Asia travel

6 of Asia’s most scenic golf clubs for non-members

Fancy hitting the fairways while on holiday? Here’s our rundown of the best publicly accessible golf courses in Asia.

Asia travel

Mekong cruise: a passage through history both ancient and modern

A journey along the Mekong River aboard AmaDara, from Siem Reap to Ho Chi Minh City, comes complete with reminders of the past both distant and recent.

Aerial view of sunset over the Mekong river in My Tho, Vietnam. Photo: Shutterstock
Architecture and design

Bangkok’s landmark Dusit Thani hotel reimagined by André Fu

Architect behind The Upper House Hong Kong revamps Thai capital’s famed hotel with blend of homage and contemporary flair.

André Fu in his office in Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
The Philippines

Piracy threat prompts dark sail for cruise ship in Philippine waters

For passengers aboard the Queen Anne, their cruise holiday took a dramatic turn as they approached the Philippines.

Asia housing and property

The View | Why the future looks so promising for luxury property in Asia

With clear benefits for stakeholders, the region’s branded residences are poised to boost liquidity and set high transparency standards.

Aviation

Private jet or Air France’s new first-class suite? Carrier takes on rivals

With its La Premiere suites, French airline hopes to lure business and luxury leisure travellers from European rivals and private jets.

A La Première suite on board an Air France plane. Air France is hoping its new first-class suites can draw business and luxury leisure travellers away from rival carriers and private jets. Photo: courtesy of Air France
Asia travel

Indian royal palaces now transformed into luxury escapes

These hotels offer luxurious stays that blend historical charm with cultural insights into the country’s royal heritage.

Jambughoda Palace in Gujarat, India, is located next to a wildlife sanctuary. Photo: Jambughoda Palace
Asia travel

Want to be a guest of royalty? India has a variety of heritage-rich options

India’s erstwhile royals are opening their palaces and using their influence to attract tourists and promote the heritage of their historical kingdoms.

Asia travel

The best 8 hotels in Malacca to stay at – our guide to Malaysia’s historic gem

Draw coconut water at The Coco Journey, stay in art deco refinement at the Liu Men Hotel, or live it up at a Courtyard by Marriott or DoubleTree by Hilton.

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Bangkok

Inside The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok: a bubble of perfect luxury

Situated on Bangkok’s famous Wireless Road, The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok features 260 rooms and suites as well as a restaurant by Michelin-starred chef David Toutain.

Inside The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok: a bubble of perfect luxury. Photo: Handout
Luxury Hotels

Review | How Melbourne Place pays tribute to the Australian city’s vibrant design

Found on city-centre Russell Street, the hotel and its aesthetics eschew the blandness of corporate accommodation for something warmer and more retro – and quintessentially Melbourne.

Tourism

6 marinas that are destinations in themselves

Marinas in Monaco and Dubai are billionaires’ playgrounds while Sanya is growing as a marine tourism hub and Singapore has a bustling port.

Asia travel

Is The White Lotus mocking high-end tourism or promoting it?

Despite its critique of luxe travel and the rich, HBO show has become a powerful marketing tool – look at where the third season was filmed.

Aimee Lou Wood in a scene from The White Lotus. Despite its critique of luxe travel and the rich, the show has become a powerful marketing tool for tourism. Photo: HBO via AP
Wellness

Luxury hotels are going well beyond spas, emerging as wellness triple threats

Top hotels are getting serious about wellness, according to the Global Wellness Institute, offering holistic, physical and spiritual experiences to attract health-conscious travellers.

Hotels are introducing 360-degree experiences embracing guests’ physical, holistic and spiritual needs. Photo: Handout
Asia travel

The insider’s mini-guide to Mumbai: hotels, shopping, museums and more

Looking for an authentic experience in Mumbai? Our guide recommends some of the hottest spots in the home of Bollywood, far from the maddening crowds of the busiest tourist traps.

Vietnam

Your complete travel guide to Saigon: restaurants, bars, boutiques and more

Ho Chi Minh City, commonly known as Saigon, is in the midst of an urban renewal, with enough exciting restaurants, bars, shops and attractions to satisfy even the most discerning traveller.

Tourism

Bermuda beyond the cruise hot spots and beaches

Bermuda may be a quick stop for Caribbean cruises, but those who stay for longer discover a laid-back archipelago focused on wreck-diving and cricket.

Bermuda’s Monkey island where the American CIA experimented on monkeys. Photo: Lily Canter
Tourism

Indiana Jones’ Petra has a worthy rival in Hegra, Saudi Arabia

With none of the crowds but much of the mystique of Jordan’s Petra facades, Hegra is a history-rich highlight in newly accessible Saudi Arabia.

A Saudi man walks in front of tombs in the al-Hijr archaeological site at Hegra, also known as Mada’in Saleh. Photo: Getty Images
Icons and Influencers

20 years of Erdem Moralıoğlu: the London-based designer shares his inspirations

London Fashion Week’s favourite designer shares what inspires him in the city, in Japan and elsewhere.

Luxury Hotels

Why luxe ski resort Courchevel in France should be on your bucket list

Ski, spa then shop for Chanel’s Coco Neige collection or exclusive Baguettes from Fendi, Moncler accessories or Moonboots.

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