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The wealthiest cities in the world in 2025: 10 cities that millionaires can't get enough of

3 days ago | cntraveller.in | Connor Sturges

Glittering skyscrapers, rows of designer stores, palatial homes tucked away in the suburbs: most of us have ingrained preconceptions of what the wealthiest cities in the world look like – but how true are they? For the nosy parkers among us (or curious, shall we say), Henley & Partners’ latest report, created in partnership with wealth intelligence firm New World Wealth, tells us everything we need to know.
How I Travel: Patrick Schwarzenegger eyes a return to Asia for his honeymoon

5 days ago | cntraveller.in | Kaitlin Menza

Patrick Schwarzenegger could probably use a holiday, between the whirlwind of press and attention from starring in The White Lotus, one of 2025’s hottest TV shows, and spending the previous year actually filming it on location in Koh Samui, Thailand.
These are the happiest cities in the world for 2025

1 week ago | cntraveller.in | Jessica Puckett

Every year, the Happy City Index releases a report that ranks the happiest cities in the world—and the results are in for 2025. The index, run by the London-based organisation Institute for Quality of Life, ranks 200 cities using 82 indicators across six broad categories including governance, environment, economy, mobility, and citizens—which includes indicators like education and access to cultural institutions.
The world’s most accessible airports, ranked by real travellers

1 week ago | cntraveller.in | Hana Al-Khodairi

Travelling with a disability or reduced mobility can be unpredictable – not every airport lives up to its promises of support. But according to a new review-based ranking, some airports are getting it right. UK-based mobility company Halton Stairlifts analysed 50,124 verified reviews across Google and TripAdvisor to reveal which airports are truly accessible.
The truth about being the first guest at a hotel

1 week ago | cntraveller.in | Salil Deshpande

If you follow us on Instagram, you may have seen the fantastic series called First Guest, where CNT editors take you right inside some of the world’s best new hotels. It’s a 90-second blitz across all the property has to offer. As you can imagine, it is tough to do justice to each space and experience, but I think we do a pretty good job. Now here’s the part you don’t see.
Chef Vicky Ratnani’s new restaurant in Gurugram takes you on a spin around the world

1 week ago | cntraveller.in | Noor Anand Chawla

The Boulevard in central Gurugram is a swish spot spread across the ground floor of Magnum Global Park and dedicated entirely to high-end restaurants.
The 9 best flight layover deals for Indian travellers this summer

2 weeks ago | cntraveller.in | Ajay Awtaney

One of the best ways to have a quick overview of a new city is on a layover. You get a feel of the place and come back again another time for a full-blown vacation. Or you have a short meeting before you get on the next flight. Various airlines and tourism boards often come together to offer ongoing stopover programmes, where the airline’s customers are encouraged to get a look inside the country on the back of a free stay or a free visa or sometimes both to enter the country between their flights.
These are the sunniest capital cities in Europe for the ultimate cultural break

2 weeks ago | cntraveller.in | Connor Sturges

We’re big fans of a beach break here at Condé Nast Traveller. Few things compare to shimmying a beach towel across a plush sunlounger, smothered in SPF (of course) and forgetting the hustle and bustle of daily life with a caipirinha in hand. That said, once we’ve had our fill of club sandwiches and sunburn reigns on the hard-to-reach spot our seaside companion completely missed, we’re prone to itchy feet.
What’s a French château doing in Nashik?

3 weeks ago | cntraveller.in | Shradha Shahani

Why book? To get a taste of India’s wine region while staying in a private French-style mansion conceptualised by Sonal Holland, the country’s only Master of Wine. Set the sceneAbout a three-hour drive along the Mumbai-Nashik Expressway brings you to Murambi in Nashik, a village framed by tan mountains and trees simmering at 36°C this summer. Amid this, a sliver of green stands out—a 2.5-acre property dotted with pastoral pockets of palm, mango and guava trees.
What’s a French château doing in Nashik?

3 weeks ago | cntraveller.in | Shradha Shahani

Why book? To get a taste of India’s wine region while staying in a private French-style mansion conceptualised by Sonal C Holland, the country’s only Master of Wine. Set the sceneAbout a three-hour drive along the Mumbai-Nashik Expressway brings you to Murambi in Nashik, a village framed by tan mountains and trees simmering at 36°C this summer. Amid this, a sliver of green stands out—a 2.5-acre property dotted with pastoral pockets of palm, mango and guava trees.