I spent some wonderful time in Marrakech with Plan-It Morocco in September, checking out the hotels, meeting their team and guides – and of course, eating and shopping. Here are a few of my favourite discoveries…

There’s a real buzz at the moment about the shift in travellers’ thinking – increasingly choosing holidays based on how a place is going to make them feel. This focus on wellness, both physical and emotional, is reinvigorating destinations…

Our DMCs are always in the know about what’s happening on the ground. Here they share that insider knowledge: the new hotels they're checking into, fresh restaurants already earning repeat reservations, and the latest experiences to add to your next itinerary...

It may be a cliché but with good reason: if there was ever a true ‘must’, it is to visit the Taj Mahal at sunrise. Be up early, well before the masses, and be among the first to walk in. This isn’t a suggestion, it’s an instruction.

2025 seems to have passed in a flash. It’s been a year of milestones, meaningful connections and unforgettable journeys. We’ve welcomed three fantastic new clients: Sticky Rice Travel in Borneo, Plan-It Morocco, and sister companies Glove & Lares covering Uruguay, Chile and Argentina…

An exciting new chapter begins for Shakti in October, with the opening of two exceptional new Himalayan properties: Shakti Prana and Shakti Panchachuli. Shakti Prana replaces Shakti 360 Leti, in a new, more remote location.

One of Banyan’s favourite private experiences is an exclusive evening visit to Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur. Explore this majestic fort after the crowds have departed, as it bathes in the golden glow of sunset.

Celele by chef Jaime Rodríguez is Colombia’s most exceptional dining experience. Ranked as one of the world’s fifty best restaurants and sixth in Latin America, the Cartagena favourite is a must-visit for any serious foodie.

The most exclusive riverboat cruising the Peruvian Amazon today and the perfect vessel for an intimate rainforest experience, with just four suites. Watch the world go by from your private terrace

The Tailor is working with a new partner, Reveling, who create immersive travel experiences in southern Queensland and northern New South Wales with an emphasis on environmentally and socially conscious travel…

Nothing immerses a traveller in a place like experiencing it on foot. Whether you’re walking for a few hours or trekking for several days, scaling steep mountainsides, observing remote village life.…

Add a dash of excitement when exploring Marrakech’s hidden gems, from a chauffeur-driven sidecar. Plan-it Morocco will send you weaving through the Medina’s backstreets at the side of a vintage motorcycle…

I first encountered the world’s smallest bear in Borneo late last year, in the company of the brilliant Dr Wong, founder of the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre.

For a luxury mountain biking experience like no other The Tailor suggests Blue Derby Pods Ride in the pristine wilderness of northeast Tasmania. Perfect for adventurers looking for an experience as exhilarating as it is comfortable…

Whether trailing tigers in India, spotting elusive jaguars in the rainforests of South America, or encountering orangutans in a remote Bornean wilderness, travel gives visitors the opportunity to witness the beauty of nature up close…

Dean Jais’s guiding career began in his late teens, sparked by his passion for Borneo’s wildlife and jungles. He learned his craft living in the rainforest for several years and is now an award-winning guide…

One of the joys of living in London is how easy it is to find a taste of countries I've visited and loved; just a mouthful can transport me back to some of the happiest travel experiences of my life…

Galavanta is delighted to share news of The Brown, the first luxury hotel to open near the city of Medellin in the north west of Colombia. Discreetly tucked away on a lush hillside overlooking the spectacular Guatapé Reservoir…

With Christmas now just days away, naturally my mind is occupied with presents for friends and family, which has got me thinking about all the fabulous gifts I’ve found on my travels over the years…

When it comes to embodying the spirit of adventure, few people have such a strong claim as Jessica Watson. In 2010 she became the youngest person to sail solo non-stop around the world, aged just 16.