
By Kitty Pilgrim • Photography by Will Croxton
“How’d you like to go to the coldest darkest place on Earth?”
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By Kitty Pilgrim • Photography by Will Croxton “How’d you like to go to the coldest darkest place on Earth?” Air Tahiti: Tahiti in the AirTravel
By Narbeh Minassian As many of you will no doubt be aware of, air travel has long-since become much more than just getting from A to B. In the modern era of travelling, the holiday begins once you board the plane. Many airlines are now adopting a policy of hospitality and high quality personal service to ensure that the excitement begins at the gate. Tahiti: Beyond my Wildest ExpectationsTravel
By Christopher A. Pape Truth be told, I’m not a beach guy. I don’t have the right body type and to schlep here or there for some sand and sun doesn’t seem appealing; being around European history and culture is my idea of a great time. But, after a stressful 2012, I knew I had to get away from civilization and relax in pure beach beauty. PARIS AND THE NEW LOUVRE – LENS, PAS DE CALAISTravel
By Travelin’ Gal Maxine Albert PARIS: Get Fit and Travel The World With Exclusive Charter Service’s Destination FitnessTravel
Exclusive Charter Service has taken fitness to new heights, literally. Destination Fitness is a magnificent two-month world trek that incorporates the luxury of word class charter travel with a health and fitness focused itinerary. Madrid and the Canary IslandsTravel
BY TRAVELIN’ GAL MAXINE ALBERT MADRID: Tapas, flamenco and reveling till the wee hours in those cool Madrid bars, no wonder everyone takes a siesta in the afternoon. The fabulous nightlife is just one reason to be enthralled with this happening and sophisticated city. There’s the extraordinary Prado Museum where you can get up close and personal with Spanish Masters – Velazquez, El Greco and those wondrous Black Paintings of Goya. The Impossible Perfection of Il SalviatinoTravel
By Narbeh Minassian Il Salviatino is a hotel of delightful contradictions. Its very location combines two worlds into one, with a rural surrounding so tranquil and so green yet with the buzzing urban energy of Downtown Florence just a fifteen minute cab ride away. While the building may look like a contemporary hotel, it is actually a hand-restored 15th century villa; offering all the luxury and grandeur of a modern boutique but also all the timeless charm and atmosphere of an antique villa. The Love Story of VeronaTravel
By Narbeh Minassian As you will have already seen just a few pages to the left, the Salviatino collection of hotels has a philosophy that marries the legend of the past with the beauty of the present. The Palazzo Victoria in Verona, Italy is no different. Theirs is not just a hotel; but a museum with traditional artwork, décor, and even the building is north of two hundred years old. All in all, The Palazzo Victoria offers a first-hand and altogether unique experience of a city that champions one of the most unmistakable and richest cultures in the world. BACKWATER CRUISE IN INDIA’S KERALATravel
By Anja Mutić We arrived to a rain shower in Cochin. It was the second monsoon season in Kerala, one of India’s southern states, when each afternoon brings a few hours of rain. We drove south, first along busy roads of Cochin’s suburbs, lined with flashy roadside ads and car dealerships. As we veered off the main strip and into the back roads, the surroundings became more lush and scenic, offering glimpses of the waterways through dense foliage. We were, quite clearly, in the tropics. The Many Faces of Italy - Ischia and BeyondTravel
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