As a new Four Seasons Private Jet prepares to take flight in 2021, the world’s leading luxury hospitality company is revealing its first itineraries for 2022, with a continued focus on health, safety and flexibility. “The Four Seasons Private […]
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Casino operators in Macau aren’t very confident where it pertains to a swift return to business despite China loosening travel regulations post the huge COVID-19 outbreak in the country. Macau, known as the Las Vegas of Asia, is the
Renaissance New York Chelsea Hotel officially opens its doors today as one of the tallest properties in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood. Rising an impressive 39 floors at 430 feet high, the brand’s first hotel in Chelsea is crowned with one
Delta Air Lines’ new check-in location makes quick work of getting to your gate. The rules have changed at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport when it comes to dropping off travelers at Terminal 1. Not only can you drop passengers
Princess Cruises announced its largest Australia and New Zealand cruise season ever offered sailing towards some of the world’s most dramatic destinations during the cruise line’s October 2020 to May 2021 season. New for this season, Regal Princess joins
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Airports Council International (ACI) has named Incheon International Airport “Best Airport Worldwide for a record seventh year in a row. The award is considered the “Nobel Prize of the Aviation Industry”, and is determined through the survey of 1,700
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Zorlu Center picks Raffles, the premium luxury hotel chain, as the hotel to be located within the project as it is prepared to host the most famous brands in the world. Raffles, the winner of the Condé Nast Traveler “World’s Best Places to Stay” and Travel & Leisure World’s Best Awards, will be opened in the last quarter of 2012. Raffles Istanbul Zorlu Center, which will be opened with an investment of approximately 175 million dollars except the land value
Picking up on Hollywood’s fascination with hotels throughout the years, Hotels.com®, the hotel experts, lifts the clapper board on ten hotels around the world that have been made famous by films. Hotels have been used in scenes of love, conspiracy, heartache and even murder and will continue to play an important part in film history. The versatility of hotels enables the creation of a specific world, era, mood or atmosphere for any particular film genre.
Visit London and Radisson Edwardian are bringing the “world’s smallest pop-up hotel” to London in a bid to highlight the capital’s main tourist attractions. Essentially a modified American Airstream trailer, the pint-sized property will open from March 15 for five nights only.
From April 2010 between St. Petersburg (Russia) and Helsinki (Finland) resumed a ferry service. To provide the transportation to St. Petersburg-Helsinki will be a passenger ferry “Princess Mary” of the Finnish shipping company St. Peter Line.
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Work is expected to begin this year on a 100-acre Michael Jackson entertainment complex that would include a museum, performing arts center, hotel, golf course and theme park inspired by the pop singer’s Neverland Ranch.
The coldest city in the earth is Yakutsk is a city in the Russian Far East, located about 4° (450 kilometres) south of the Arctic Circle.The coldest place into Yakutia is is Ojmjakon village, in 1933, the temperature here dropped to -67.7 ° C.
You may know these famous hotels by name, but do you know what they‘re famous for? Adlon Kempinski Hotel, Berlin, Germany The last tzar of Russia, Adolf Hitler, Marlene Dietrich, Josephine Baker—they were all guests—so were Einstein, Edison, and
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William Carrick (1827-1878) was an Edinburgh-born artist, who established himself as a professional photographer in St Petersburg in 1859 and left a remarkable collection of images of Russian life.
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According to the head of the National Center for Public Opinion Research, Valery Fyodorov, the most popular holiday in the country is going to celebrate 91 per cent of Russians surveyed.
