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Hôtel Plaza Athénée, Paris
The credentials:
Paris’ Hôtel Plaza Athénée first opened up its doors in 1913, at the tail end of the city’s Belle Époque. Built in the Haussman style of architecture, the hotel’s stone façade and verdant balconies make up one of … Read more →
Has the Lockdown Made It Harder to Stick to New Year Resolutions?
Given the severity of the situation, your New Year Resolutions aren’t really that important in the grand scheme of things during the COVID-19 pandemic. Nonetheless, if you’re one of the few people that had made it to March 23rd without … Read more →
What Is the Importance of Medical Translation Today?
Medicine is one of the most important fields of science because it saves millions of lives every day. The technological progress we are currently experiencing has enabled to significantly improve treatment methods. From month to month there is a greater … Read more →
The Franklin
The blurb
The Franklin hotel – hidden down a Knightsbridge backstreet like a beautifully chic secret – has recently become home to Michelin-starred Chef Alfredo Russo. Bringing his world-renowned knowledge to a menu that combines simplicity with sophistication and quality … Read more →
Ibérica
The blurb
‘Last year, Ibérica celebrated its 10th anniversary, and in spring 2020 it will announce a brand-new menu that will reinvent some of its most-loved dishes. In anticipation of the exciting shake up, Ibérica’s Executive Chef, Nacho Manzano, will … Read more →
Lucknam Park Hotel and Spa, Wiltshire
The credentials:
Driving down the mile-long tree-lined drive, Lucknam Park appears as an unspoilt and elegant country house, sitting upon 500 acres of tranquil parkland. Dating back to the 18th century this indulgent escape is home to 42 rooms, equestrian … Read more →
The Caravelle, Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City)
The credentials:
There are a few hotels in the world that live as icons in the imagination, with a fame that stretches worldwide – the Ritz, the Plaza, the Peninsula. Their evocative names seem synonymous either with luxury, with innovation … Read more →
Composer Max Richter
Olivia Allwood-Mollon interviews world-renowned composer Max Richter; they talk neuroscience, childhood, escapism, isolation, and this weekend’s global broadcast of SLEEP, his 8-hour epic “lullaby for a frenetic world”
Where are you currently based in the world and why?
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The Most Instagrammed Golf Courses
Love it or hate it, Instagram has become a big part of life and lots of people love to share photos of what they are doing or where they have visited on it. And golfers are not immune! So while … Read more →
Espresso Yourself: World’s Love for Coffee Revealed in Food Day Study
There’s almost no person in the world who can imagine starting a day without coffee. It’s also an excuse for many to hang out with friends. Black coffee, for instance, has many science-based health benefits, so we’ll focus on it … Read more →
