Luxury travel is increasingly moving beyond the traditional idea of checking into a beautiful hotel, visiting the expected landmarks and moving on to the next destination.

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From 10 to 16 August 2026, Afternoon Tea Week returns for its thirteenth year, giving one of Britain’s most recognisable rituals a contemporary stage. What began as an afternoon pause has developed into an experience where food, interiors, design, hospitality and storytelling intersect.

Michael Taylor's archive adds another important layer. Known for defining what became recognised as the California look, Taylor brought together grand proportions and a more relaxed approach to luxury.

Set within the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Baa Atoll, there are few places where the idea of escape can be experienced so literally.

Positioned between Plaza de Cibeles and Puerta del Sol, the 50-room hotel brings together the worlds of Nobu Hospitality under one address, combining a three-level restaurant and bar, a rooftop overlooking Madrid, a wellness centre, indoor swimming pool and gym.

Madrid has always understood spectacle. Long before stadiums became vessels for towering productions, immersive lighting systems and performances designed to be experienced by tens of thousands at once, the Spanish capital mastered the art of creating moments through architecture. Its grand avenues, historic plazas and monumental buildings were designed around movement, gathering and observation, spaces where everyday life naturally became a form of theatre. It made perfect s

When you imagine the quintessential British town or village outside of London, several staples potentially come to mind. A close knit community, a village shop and school, and possibly the most common conceptualisation – a pub. For many, the local pub is a hub of community, the pulse that keeps the population going. For others, it is a welcome escape from the bustle of city life and the search for a local spot that adheres to the very essence of British pub culture is a neces