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ROADBOOK is an innovative online platform designed for adventurous travelers seeking creativity. As a privately owned and unique entity, we strive to explore travel from a fresh perspective: how can we journey through the world with greater awareness and intention? We curate in-depth articles about the evolving landscape of travel, city guides, visual storytelling through photo essays, and conversations with prominent creatives globally. Our goal is to create a community of individuals who share similar values and are on their own personal and physical journeys.

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Wellness tourism is booming in Thailand – here is where to book

3 weeks ago | roadbook.com | Mhairi Mann

Thailand has long been a go-to for health and fitness retreats, offering a raft of opportunities to switch off and recharge amongst its white-sand beaches and lush forests. The country has fallen under the global spotlight in what has been dubbed The White Lotus effect, as travellers seek to experience the show’s luxe wellness experience.
How hotels are flexing as seriously stylish health and fitness destinations

3 weeks ago | roadbook.com | Mhairi Mann

The idea of a beautiful gym may sound like a paradox, but you haven’t seen Surrenne in Belgravia, London. The luxury spa, gym and health club is adjoined to The Emory, a suite-only luxury hotel from Maybourne (also behind The Connaught and Claridge’s) that opened in 2024.
Staying on a coffee plantation offers a fresh perspective on the beloved brew

4 weeks ago | roadbook.com | Mhairi Mann

Coffee is hot conversation in 2025. Concerns that global warming may impact the world’s coffee supply loom large, while rising consumption is predicted to outstrip production: around three billion cups are currently drunk around the world each day, while growers grapple with unpredictable and fluctuating climates.
New York wine bars, favoured by the experts

1 month ago | roadbook.com | Liz Provencher

Like all things in New York City, the wine scene is ever changing. The rise of natural and biodynamic wine in the last decade has mellowed and in every corner of the city you’ll find thoughtful globe and style-spanning bottle lists. “The places that are really doing it well curate deep, thoughtful wine selections that tempt both the average consumer and a more seasoned wine enthusiast,” says Ellis Srubas-Giammanco, wine director at Penny restaurant in the East Village.
Route cause: how to rediscover the joy of travel

2 months ago | roadbook.com | Mhairi Mann

It started happening a few months ago. Conversations on travel repeatedly came back to a feeling of overwhelm, as friends, family and colleagues grappled with a discombobulating array of choice and a sense of pressure to book the ‘best trip ever’. And no wonder: those scrolling through social media are presented with countless videos of recommendations, hacks and ‘hidden gems’, while Reddit forums harshly critique itineraries and booking companies jostle for attention in your inbox.
Jewellery designer Seb Brown on swapping Melbourne for Paris

2 months ago | roadbook.com | Mhairi Mann

Australian jewellery designer Seb Brown discusses finding inspiration in Paris’s cultural institutions, and what he misses most about his native MelbourneAfter training as a graphic designer, Seb Brown began creating jewellery pieces during a time when he was between jobs and working in a coffee shop. Soon, customers were as interested in buying his hand-carved signet rings as they were in ordering a latte and thus his eponymous brand was born.
How are hotels reinventing retail exclusivity?

2 months ago | roadbook.com | Mhairi Mann

As hotel souvenirs are increasingly seen as badges of belonging and discerning travellers seek out exclusivity, the next big thing in retail might not be launched by a fashion brand, but by a hotelPrior to the digitalisation of retail, discerning shoppers would travel to pick up covetable wares: fragrance in Paris; ceramics from Japan; rugs in Morocco. Now that almost everything is available to buy online, true exclusivity is increasingly rare. Countering this is an evolving boom in hotel retail.
Why is everyone talking about… astrotourism?

Jan 16, 2025 | roadbook.com | Georgina Groom

With more of us than ever seeking out dark skies and natural phenomena on our travels, 2025 is shaping up as a stellar year. As the solar maximum reaches its peak, we outline the spectacular events set to light up the night skyAnyone seeking a memorable travel experience this year might be advised to glance skywards.
How to travel better in 2025

Jan 10, 2025 | roadbook.com | Ben Olsen

Ringing in the new year with a collective call to action, Roadbook defines the travel trends, shifting sentiments and positive movements set to shape the industry over the next 12 months and beyond. Let’s face it, we’d all like to get more from the travel experience. For some, that means making smarter choices in destinations, carriers or stays.
The 15 best street food and hawker centre dishes in Singapore

Jan 8, 2025 | roadbook.com | Joseph Koh

Singapore’s diverse communities have created one of the world’s most distinctive cuisines. Here, we highlight the city’s must-try dishes, from street-food stall classics to hawker centre essentials, with recommendations for where to try themWhen in Singapore, one thing is for certain: eating is an all-day affair. This is, after all, a food-obsessed nation, where “Have you eaten yet?” is a far more common greeting than “How are you?”.