Lucia Gillot

2 weeks ago | wonderlusttravel.com | Lucia Gillot

If you’re familiar with the numerous, long-time medical clinics on Harley Street or Whimpole Street, where people from overseas have visited for years for top tier discretionary treatments, you’ll know Marylebone. Or maybe from a Monopoly board… It’s one of the four railway stations mentioned, but you still may not know how to pronounce it… “It’s Marley-bone” said the cab drivers on the way there and back from Henry’s Townhouse at 24, Upper Berkeley Street.

1 month ago | wonderlusttravel.com | Lucia Gillot

“My mind is always soothed when I imagine myself sitting on my South Sea island at night. If I have my way, Tetiaroa will remain forever a place that reminds Tahitians of what they are, and what they were centuries ago” – Marlon BrandoBrando was one of the greatest movie actors of all time, famed for his intense roles and his method-acting, from the brutish bad boy in A Streetcar Named Desire in 1951, as Colonel Kurtz in Apocalypse Now.

Jan 9, 2025 | wonderlusttravel.com | Lucia Gillot

If you’re seeking a retreat beyond all retreats, bridging the gap between ancient knowledge and wellness with an extremely hip vibe, you’ll find it at Nômade, Tulum. On the Caribbean coastline of Mexico, Tulum is known for its Mayan archaeological ruins, subsequent spiritual gatherings, full moon parties, and boutique hotels, and with its white sand beaches of the Riviera Maya stretching for six miles…. There’s room for growth, in many ways.

Nov 21, 2024 | wonderlusttravel.com | Lucia Gillot

Over the holiday season, if there’s only you, or even two of you, this is a perfect way to celebrate and you won’t have to live on leftover turkey for a month. Chef Tien Ho has come a long way since starting out in the mid-90s, in the cult-favorite vegan cafe and juice joint Whiz Bang in Austin, Texas. A tall, good-looking, slender, quiet Vietnamese guy with a ponytail and precise at cutting veggies.

Nov 5, 2024 | wonderlusttravel.com | Lucia Gillot

If you’re reading this, you’ve survived the year, and, more importantly, the debacle with the US election/ Phew! Well done. It’s suddenly November. Think positive. Out pops the hot roasted chestnuts, the hot chocolate, ear muffs, and mulled wine. Global festivals this month include comedy, trading camels, banqueting monkeys, music, and pirating in the Cayman Islands, and it ends with Thanksgiving, again, so soon.