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1 week ago | 
arbuturian.com | Baldwin Ho
With immersive experiences on the rise and my cooking skills on the rusty side of the spectrum, I decided to peruse the Not in the Guidebooks website for some divine inspiration. The website delivers on quirky, off-the-beaten-track gems, you are unlikely to find on the more commercial websites around.
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1 week ago | 
luxurylifestylemag.co.uk | Baldwin Ho
Billund isn’t the first town that comes to mind when you are thinking of visiting Denmark. With a population of 7,307 (as of January 2024), it isn’t even large enough to be classified as a city, however, it is an incredibly popular destination as it is the home of LEGO. Founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen, the LEGO Group is still family-owned.
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3 weeks ago | 
thesybarite.co | Baldwin Ho
River cruising is the perfect antidote to the bloated ocean cruises that occasionally dominate newsheadlines. Offering serenity and sightseeing while being more sustainable, they're emerging as a superior alternative. Riverside Luxury Cruises has entered the fray and is raising the bar on the level of luxury, river cruisers can expect. By industry standards, the company is still a toddler having launched in the spring of 2023.
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1 month ago | 
luxurylifestylemag.co.uk | Baldwin Ho
The city centre of Birmingham is often a hive of activity, especially around The Temple Row area. Yet, you will find discreet gems like Hotel du Vin, a hidden oasis in the beating heart of the city. LLM’s Baldwin Ho checks in to find out more. HotelHotel du Vin Birmingham has an excellent location in the heart of the cityThis iconic Victorian building dates back to 1884, when it was an eye hospital.
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1 month ago | 
luxurylifestylemag.co.uk | Baldwin Ho
You might have heard on the news that countries like Saudi Arabia are building new eco-cities from scratch, however, that is not a ground-breaking concept when you examine what industry titans such as Orascom have done in El Gouna, Egypt since 1989. El Gouna means ‘the lagoon’ in Egyptian Arabic and with countless pristine lagoons, the destination is fast earning the nickname the ‘Venice of Egypt’.
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1 month ago | 
luxurylifestylemag.co.uk | Baldwin Ho
The district of Morumbi is one of the richest in São Paulo, so you will not be surprised to find some of the city’s top hotels are based here. Major corporations and expansive shopping malls are also in the district, unsurprisingly you will find an eclectic mix of business and leisure clients in this Hilton hotel.
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1 month ago | 
ttgmedia.com | Baldwin Ho
Hollywood knows a thing or two about Monterey County but why should your clients head to the former sardine capital of the world, which has undergone a phoenix-like transformation in recent years? Cannery Row is a waterfront street and popular tourist destination © SeeMonterey.com Why are Carmel and Monterey one of the best twin holiday destinations in California? The former is a natural beauty, boasting quaint storybook architecture, art galleries, boutique shops and wine-tasting rooms.
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1 month ago | 
luxurylifestylemag.co.uk | Baldwin Ho
As the largest city in the Americas and the southern hemisphere, São Paulo gets relatively little coverage as a tourist hot spot, but that’s likely to change in the coming years with a vibrant gastronomic scene developing in the metropolis. Plenty of young chefs have garnered experience abroad and are now returning to São Paulo to offer their expertise. We look at the five hottest restaurants in the city right now along with their dynamic chefs.
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2 months ago | 
luxurylifestylemag.co.uk | Baldwin Ho
For those who mistakenly believe that a holiday in the Canary Islands is just a fly-and-flop experience or cruising in the Atlantic Ocean is just for a more mature audience, they will be delightfully surprised at the engaging, personable and energetic itinerary offered up by CroisiEurope. Their Canary Island season runs from November to March, making it the perfect timing for those looking for some winter sun without having to fly long haul.
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2 months ago | 
luxurylifestylemag.co.uk | Baldwin Ho
Lanzarote has undergone a subtle shift in its tourist offerings compared to other Canary Islands. When you land at their airport, you will notice that it is named after César Manrique, a renowned artist, sculptor and nature activist, and arguably the most famous son of the island. The island offers the promise of winter sun and golden beaches, but now they are promoting the island as a cultural destination thanks to César Manrique.
