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Small and perfectly formed: Top 10 family-owned boutique hotels

July 24, 2018

If you like your holidays, or business trips for that matter, to be characterised by warm hospitality, attention-to-detail, and personal touches, staying in a hotel owned by a family may be the solution. Alexandra Newlove takes a look at 10 of the best worldwide, from new-build blocks in the centre of Tokyo, to ancient villas clinging to the cliffs of Italy’s Amalfi Coast

Golden tickets: the new face of luxury travel

January 31, 2018

Your family is in need of some downtime, but with a splash of glamour. So where do you go? And how are our luxury escapes changing? Alison Ebbage speaks to Philippe Brown, founder of bespoke travel planners Brown and Hudson

Your family is in need of some downtime, but with a splash of glamour. So where do you go? And how are our luxury escapes changing? Alison Ebbage speaks to Philippe Brown, founder of bespoke travel planners Brown and Hudson

Wine wanderer

October 16, 2015

Getting gloomy about the winter soon to hit the Northern Hemisphere? Time to escape to some of the world’s top wine retreats and pamper your palate with a gewürztraminer, shiraz or whatever takes your fancy.

Winter wonderlands

February 26, 2013

Whether it’s relaxing in chic new hotels in Verbier, enjoying exquisite dining in the Dolomites or horse-riding in the Wild West snow, there’s something new for even the most jaded holidaymaker this season.

10 unforgettable luxury holidays

July 2, 2009

Want to get away from words like recession, financial downturn and economic turmoil? With the holiday season upon us, Campden FB has compiled a list of luxury holidays in the most exclusive locations to inspire even the seasoned traveller. Indulgence, tranquillity and natural beauty await…

Amanyara, Turks & Caicos, Caribbean

On the luxury trail – alternative ways to re-charge your batteries

March 1, 2004

Sandy Lane in Barbados and Vail in Colorado are two luxury destinations at opposite ends of the thermometer. Both have much to offer the first-class traveller – but require a vastly different mind-set from their guests

Vail, surrounded by world-class skiing in the Rocky Mountains, demands an active outdoor lifestyle while Sandy Lane recuperates its guests by slowing the pace to a luxurious standstill.