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Feature Articles

Welcome to Kent, England

A print guidebook for Kingfisher Visitor Guides, May 2022

"Ready to paint the town red? You’ve come to the right county. From classy cocktails at clubs to frothy pints in country pubs, Kent’s nightlife offers something to suit every possible mood..."

Alternative Adventures in Asia

An article for Just You Inspirations Magazine, August 2020

"Venture into the dense forests and grass plains of Nepal's Chitwan National Park and wildlife encounters come thick and fast. Keep your eyes peeled for Asian elephants and wild boar..."

Cruising… But Not As You Know It

An article for Just You Inspirations Magazine, June 2020

"European river cruises are a different way of travelling - one that's slower and more personal. They also allow access to a blend of Europe’s heavy hitters alongside lesser-known sights..."

India and Nepal: An Intoxicating Travel Pairing

An article for Travelsphere World Magazine, May 2020

"The intensity of urban life in Nepalese and North Indian cities can surprise even experienced travellers; parts of Kathmandu and Delhi make rush-hour London look positively peaceful..."

A Grand Tour of Asia

An article for Just You Inspirations Magazine, April 2020

"From beautiful Bengal tigers and silent Buddhist monks to scrumptious street food in night markets and fine dining in Hong Kong, Asia offers endless adventures for an extended trip..."

Canada: Go East

An article for Travelsphere World Magazine, April 2020

"As vast as it is beautiful, Canada offers gorgeous landscapes of forests, lakes and mountains. But it’s the cities of Eastern Canada, from Quebec to Ottawa, that reveal the nation's history..."

Off the Beaten Track Sicily

An article for Travelsphere World Magazine, March 2020

"From the Valley of the Temples to Neapolis Archaeological Park, Sicily’s historic heavy-hitters are well trodden. But it’s worth visiting some of the island’s more modern constructions too..."

East or West: Exploring Canada

An article for Just You Inspirations Magazine, February 2020

"Canada is big. Really big. Head east to discover vibrant cities and pretty mountain towns, or go west where gargantuan glaciers and mountainous wilderness wow. The choice is yours..."

Strike Gold in Northern California

An article for Travelsphere World Magazine, February 2020

"Gold runs through the veins of Northern California. Venture into its wild heart to discover abounding natural beauty, vast national parks and cities steeped in gold rush history..."

Italy: Walking in Ancient Footsteps

An article for Just You Inspirations Magazine, January 2020

"From South Tyrol and the shores of Lake Garda, to the soft beauty of Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast, ancient routes (once used by Romans, shepherds and pilgrims) weave through Italy..."

Once Upon A Time: Fairytale European Palaces

An article for Travelsphere World Magazine, January 2020

"Nestled in dense forest in Transylvania, the story of Bran Castle is worthy of a tale as famous as the one that draws people here. Bram Stoker's Dracula was inspired by Vlad the Impaler..."

Make Tracks: Rail Travel in Asia

An article for Just You Inspirations Magazine, December 2019

"From vintage steam trains that puff through the Himalayas to state-of-the-art bullet trains that shoot between cosmopolitan cities, rail travel in Asia offers a wide array of epic adventures..."

Chile. Argentina. Brazil.

An article for Travelsphere World Magazine, December 2019

"Chile stretches like a long finger down South America, with its 2,653 miles traversing every imaginable landscape, from stark desert to Antarctic tundra, busy cities to sandy beaches..."

Champagne Life at the Saatchi Gallery, London

An article for Private Air Magazine, April 2016

"This year is the Saatchi Gallery's 30th anniversary. Birthdays call for a celebration, so this art gallery decided to kick off the festivities with its first-ever all female show, Champagne Life..."

Monaco and the Jet-Set Lifestyle

An article for Luxe Magazine, March 2016

"Just the name of this tiny tax-free principality conjures up images of the glamorous Grimaldis, fast-living Formula 1 drivers, champagne-popping property tycoons and high-flying film stars..."

Adler Mountain Lodge: All-In Dolomites Luxury

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2016

"The incredible beauty, drama and otherworldliness of the Dolomites make it one of the most spectacular and rewarding natural landscapes in the world. And it isn’t overrun with tourists..."

Alice Sachs Zimet: Stradding Arts and Business

An article for Private Air New York (Fall Issue), December 2015

"Alice likes to get in early. Not only did she begin building a collection when the photography market was nascent, she also pioneered the first sponsorship program at Chase Manhattan..."

Collecting Photography: A Gallerist’s Perspective

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2015

"For Howard Greenberg, the owner of the eponymous photography gallery in Manhattan, the collector’s gene manifested itself early via childhood baseball cards, coins and bottle caps..."

Super Yachts Palma

An article for Luxe Magazine, October 2015

"Summer is here, which means that in sleek marinas all through the Mediterranean, gleaming superyachts and powerboats of all shapes and sizes will be lined up like anchovies in a tin..."

Panama: Where Virgin Jungle Meets Urban Jungle

An article for Luxe Magazine, October 2015

"It is a crucial cog in global trade, the linchpin of the Americas and a valuable link between the Atlantic and Pacific. Yet Panama has so much more to offer than its famous, crosswise canal..."

Cannes Film Festival 2015: A Retrospective

An article for Luxe Magazine, September 2015

"2015 was a year when red carpet dress codes outshone the on-screen drama, when titillation was pushed to its 3D limits and when loud jeers stirred up debate about audience etiquette..."

Photography: A Collector’s Perspective

An article for Private Air Magazine, August 2015

"In the 1970s, there were just a scattering of photography dealers, but no great gallery scene or auction house activities. However, Richard and Ellen Sandor believed change was afoot..."

Ten of the Best Luxury Spas

An article for Luxe Magazine, June 2015

"Looking for bliss? Then prepare to be pampered. From island escapes to jungle hideaways, seaside idylls to desert oases, here are ten of the most luxurious destination spas on earth..."

Great Wine Escapes in Chile and Argentina

An article for Luxe Magazine, June 2015

"After years of producing consistently well-regarded and accolade-earning wines, Chile and Argentina have built reputations as must-visit - and must-stay - destinations for oenophiles..."

Cuban Contemporary Art: A Collector’s Perspective

An article for Private Air Magazine, June 2015

"When word got out that the U.S. was restoring relations with Cuba, Howard Farber’s phone started ringing. The art world was abuzz. What would this mean for the Cuban art market?..."

Búzios in Brazil is Where Beaches Beckon

An article for Luxe Magazine, May 2015

"When urban-weary cariocas need a breather from Rio’s inexhaustible energy, Buzios is their go-to destination. The peninsula’s seductive shoreline has Rio de Janeiro refugees smitten..."

Infinity and Beyond: Pools With Views

An article for Luxe Magazine, May 2015

"Nothing beats a pool with a view. Whether you're looking out at a spectacular jungle scene, a deserted beach or a pretty cityscape, here are five pool panoramas that make a real splash...."

Fabien Cousteau: Into the Deep

An article for Private Air New York (Spring Issue), April 2015

""The biggest hardship of scuba diving is the time you realize you have to go back up to the surface" says Fabien Cousteau, grandson of legendary ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau..."

Kelly Ying: A New Force in the Art World

An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2015

"In the past, Western art was typically the preserve of wealthy Europeans and Americans. But today, young Chinese collectors are emerging to make their influences felt in the art realm..."

Alfredo Paramico: Collecting Time

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2015

"For Alfredo, a great watch is more than simply a tool for measuring time; it is a accessory, a symbol of status, an artifact of history, a potential investment and even, perhaps, a legacy..."

There’s Something About Maui

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2015

"The 54 residences at Montage Kapalua Bay offer views that stretch from the mountains to the ocean, and lanais (covered patios) more expansive than most Manhattan apartments..."

2015: Five Luxury Events in the Year Ahead

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2015

"Even for polo lovers, the Cartier Queen’s Cup Final is a special event - a rare chance to see the most elite polo players on form against the backdrop of the impressive Windsor Castle..."

Sirio Maccioni: A Culinary Legend

An article for Private Air New York (Winter Issue), December 2014

"It is Maccioni’s flagship in New York, designed by his long time collaborator Adam Tihany, that captures Maccioni’s glittering career trajectory since he broke out on his own in 1974..."

Private Parties: Great Island Escapes for 2015

An article for Private Air New York (Winter Issue), December 2014

"The name Song Saa means two hearts, and this island duo is home to 27 villas, some lying over water, others tucked away within the small jungle - making it ideal for a private party..."

Discovering the Mandarin Oriental, New York

An article for Private Air New York (Winter Issue), December 2014

"A weekend of decadence begins at the 35th floor lobby of the Mandarin Oriental. On order: Ambiance that is breathtaking, sumptuous, stylish and relaxing; and spectacular city views..."

Where to Invest in London Right Now

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2014

"Chelsea, Notting Hill and St John’s Wood may roll off the tongue dripping with prestige, but top-end properties are increasingly being built in traditionally less salubrious parts of town..."

Introducing Kittitian Hill in St. Kitts

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2014

"Brand new villas in this joyously secluded private community by Belmont Resorts are ready for purchase and offer guaranteed rental returns with an authentic flavor of Caribbean life..."

Century Spires: Thriller in Manilla

An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2014

"The eighth tower in the shimmering glass high-rise development that is 'Century City', this is the first building in the Philippines to be designed by renowned architect Daniel Libeskind..."

Like a Phoenix: Baku’s Flame Towers

An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2014

"The spirit of newness in Baku, Azerbaijan, is best seen in the capital’s landmark architectural achievement, the Flame Towers; three giant flame-shaped columns that loom over the city..."

The Ultimate Napa Valley Weekend

An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2014

"With some of the finest hotels, food and wine in the country at your fingertips, you can't beat a luxe break in Napa Valley. So simply sit back, relax and indulge in this Californian nirvana..."

Touring Haiti with a Famous Photographer

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2014

"Now you can explore the highlights of this Caribbean isle in a luxurious yet meaningful way. A two-day trip to Haiti with photographer Russell James helps Haitians rebuild their nation..."

All Things Bright and Beautiful

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2014

"For 60 years, International Jewellery London has brought together the world’s finest jewelry designers, brands and gem suppliers under one roof. And this year new talent is emerging..."

Diamonds Are an Investor’s Best Friend

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2014

"Sparkling diamonds are having a renaissance. It's because they are easy to transport, store and sell on, and - crucially - hold their stable value in an increasingly unpredictable market..."

How to Invest in Classic Cars

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2014

"Appealing curves, sparkling chrome trimmings, wheels that scream out to be spun: there is a common denominator in the cars Peter Haynes exhibits. They're all masterpiece sculptures..."

A Luxury Weekend in Cambridge

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2014

"The historic UK city of Cambridge’s riches are understated - more 'old money' than ‘nouveau riche’ - but if you know where to delve, you can have a sumptuously refined weekend here..."

High Culture, High Art: Theatre in London

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2014

"It’s no secret that London has an impressive array of theatre options. But what is available for those inclined toward luxury? Here are three of our favorite venues with high-end offerings..."

A Home By the Sea: Sorrento House, Co. Dublin

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2014

"At the southeastern tip of County Dublin, a small peninsula juts out precipitously into the Irish sea. Atop a cliff at the land’s end sits a row of eight spectacular four-story Victorian houses..."

Adventure and Luxury in Kohanaiki, Hawaii

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2014

"Hawaii is world-renowned as a beautiful and idyllic place to live. But the Big Island’s newest private residential community offers more than the standard breathtaking views. Much more..."

Why You Should Invest in New Artists

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2014

"Canny investors are making fortunes from new interest in modern art. Three Richter paintings were bought in 2001 for $3.4 million - two recently sold for $34.2 million and $20.8 million..."

Luxe and Serenity: A First-Class Trump Pairing

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2014

"It is hardly inconspicuous. The Trump International Tower is the tallest residential building in Las Vegas, and is encased in 24-carat gold glass. But there's more to it than a flashy facade..."

Masterpiece London 2014: A Preview

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2014

"This June and July, one of Britain’s most prominent art, antiques, and design fairs will return. Global exhibitors shall converge on Masterpiece London 2014, in Royal Hospital Chelsea..."

Luxury on the Emerald Isle

An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2014

"Home to rolling green hills and vibrant meadows, with stately homes splashed all across the country, Ireland is a majestic, whimsical place to visit. So long as you don’t mind a little rain..."

Battersea Power Station, Regenerated

An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2014

"30 years on from its closure, the iconic Battersea Power Station is being given a new lease of life, as it's regenerated into luxurious apartments, boutique shops and public amenities..."

The Quest for Quieter Cabins

An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2014

"Private jets have long been adorned with luxurious features, from king-sized beds to crystal chandeliers. Yet for all these fancy features, one consistent irritant is sky-high noise levels..."

The Expert Guide to Wine Investment

An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2014

"Investing in wine, whether for financial profit or personal pleasure, is an intricate process. So to find out exactly how to make a smart wine investment, we spoke to four industry experts..."

The World’s Finest Residences… in Miami

An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2014

"Miami in Florida has countless new construction projects underway. There is one residential project which has (quite literally) hit new heights in luxury living. The Mansions at Acqualina..."

Be King of Your Own Castle

An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2014

"Like the thought of investing in a majestic Irish property, preserving a piece of British history, or living a romantic life in rural France? A European castle should be on your shopping list..."

Bambi: Own a Slice of Street Art History

An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2014

"Most folks know Banksy; the incognito street artist that became the talk of London. But now he has a challenge from a younger, female street artist on to the scene. Her name's Bambi..."

Something for All Seasons in Mont-Tremblant

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2014

"Mont-Tremblant is currently hot property. And as more and more people discover the area’s divine natural beauty, it's fast becoming the place to invest in a holiday or retirement home..."

Made in Turkey

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2014

"From the Hittite deities carved on tiles in the 18th century BC, to the arabesque floral pottery that adorned the Ottoman court, Turkey has a rich heritage that informs its newer ceramics..."

Heading South: Investing Down Under

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2014

"From stately farms to vivacious vineyards to sparkling sea and sunshine, the Australian and New Zealand real estate markets offer a diverse and luxurious range of investment homes..."

A Unique Decorative Arts Collection

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2014

"Collectors of Art Nouveau and Art Deco masterpieces are in for an uncommon treat, as the entire contents of Félix and Noelle Marcilhacs’ private collection will soon be put on sale..."

The Purple Passport: A Guide to the High Life

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2014

"Founded in 2010 by two intrepid New Yorkers, TPP provides bright and smart online guides – and occasional e-books – to the crème de la crème of decadent global city destinations..."

Investing in Single Malt Scotch

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2014

"When it comes to alternative investments, fine wine is often hailed as a lucrative choice. But now there’s another alcoholic beverage that is skyrocketing in value for investors. Whisky..."

St Moritz: Switzerland’s Winter Wonderland

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2013

"It all began with a wager. In September 1864, the St Moritz hotelier Johannes Badrutt bet four guests that if they returned to the town in winter, they'd enjoy it even more than in summer..."

Investing in Croatia’s Coastline

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2013

"Tourism is already a well-developed industry, with visitors flowing in to see the Renaissance towns and the Istrian and Dalmatian coasts, so real estate investment's the natural next step..."

Securing a Second Home in the Finger Lakes

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2013

"The Finger Lakes has always been popular with New Yorkers, as a relaxing respite from the busy city. But in recent years, affluent city folk have begun committing to longer residencies..."

London’s Secret Silver Mine

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2013

"London is potted with subterranean surprises, from cavernous wine bars to wartime bunkers. Yet of all the city’s underground revelations, the London Silver Vaults is the most decadent..."

A Vintage Investment

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2013

"Whenever you throw a dinner party, there's always one self-professed oenophile, who sips the wine and smacks their lips, while rattling off obscure terms from Abfüllung to Zymology..."

A Pre-Raphaelite Love Story

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2013

“Rossetti first noticed Jane Morris, a stableman’s daughter, while attending the theatre in 1837. He would use her as the model for his new series of paintings of the enigmatic Proserpine..."

Harrods’ Exclusive New Whisky Collection

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2013

"The palates of single malt connoisseurs will be tingling at news of the latest whisky venture at the renowned Knightsbridge retailer Harrods. It's called The Dalmore Paterson Collection.."

Prague’s TV Tower Airs Luxury Makeover

An article for Brummell Magazine, October 2013

"Since its completion in the early 1990s, Zizkov Television Tower has been perhaps Prague’s most conspicuous and contentious work of architecture. But now it has been reimagined...."

Creativity Takes Flight

An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2013

"Designers specializing in this growing market are finding new ways to merge sophistication and comfort with functionality and safety, for beautiful environments 40,000 feet in the air..."

NYC Pre-War Buildings Transformed

An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2013

"The Upper East Side is booming with spacious new condominiums tailor made for families and empty nesters. And the 150 East 72nd Street and 737 Park Avenue buildings are two..."

Star Design at Beverley Hills Interiors

An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2013

"Ron Dayan, Director of Design, is one of the most popular stars in Hollywood, with the great, the good and the famous clamoring for him to redesign and refurbish their priceless homes..."

Fine Design at The Augustine in Prague

An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2013

"The moment the door swings open, guests are reassured they are in for a treat. Beyond the threshold lies a luxurious living room, with an iron staircase spiraling up through the ceiling..."

High Bids for Old Masters

An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2013

"A selection of works, including rare specimens from the 16th and 17th centuries, were sold at Sotheby's for a total of $50.5 million – comfortably within the evening’s pre-sale estimate..."

Splendor at Sea: A Cruise on the MS Europa 2

An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2013

"The stunning suite around me is remarkably roomy, with a generous floor space of 28 square meters split between a large bedroom-slash-living room and a rather substantial bathroom..."

Tour Odéon: Dazzling New Heights in Monaco

An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2013

"Home to towering casinos and yacht-filled marinas, this tiny but picturesque principality is squeezed into under 500 acres, yet it has a strong standing in the global property market..."

Thoughtful Luxury with Oliver Burns

An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2013

"The London-based interior design and architectural firm Oliver Burns has only been around for a decade, yet the high-end company's already been captivating audiences worldwide..."

Experiencing Exclusive Resorts in Costa Rica

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2013

"I hear a rustling overhead. Tentatively, I look up into the shadowy tree canopy overhanging the cliff's edge, to discover a wrinkled pink face staring straight back. A Capuchin monkey..."

Ultimate Bachelor Pads Around the World

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2013

"There are many varied elements that go into making the ultimate bachelor pad, from interior design to the gadgets and gizmos. However, the top of the list should always be location..."

Zermatt: A Deluxe Swiss Investment

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2013

“Skiing in winter, hiking in spring, mountain biking in summer and mushroom-picking in fall – the list of opportunities is endless at this luxury chalet set in the side of a Swiss mountain...”

The Human Touch: A Geneva Exhibition

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2013

“Museums typically chart the past; rarely do they linger on human emotion, or offer messages of future optimism. Yet this is exactly what Geneva's Humanitarian Adventure sets out to do..."

Repurposing London with Edo Mapelli Mozzi

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2013

"In London, real estate comes at a premium, so repurposing old buildings is a commonplace solution. Property developer Mapelli Mozzi is transforming a club into an ultra-luxury home..."

35XV: Sharp and Sleek High-Rise Living

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2013

"35XV is a sexy, new 55-unit condominium building that promises to become not a landmark, but a ‘skymark,’ with an angular construction reminiscent of a fashion model’s cheekbones..."

Own A Piece of America’s Equestrian World

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2013

"If you're a horse lover, you already know the prestigious Two Trees Farm in Bridgehampton. And now an ideal opportunity to own this world-class horsing facility has become available..."

Collectible Cars At The Salon Privé

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2013

“As the summer draws to a close, many of the world’s most valuable vintage vehicles shall be making their way to London for the Salon Privé motor show, running from 4 to 6 September…”

Finding the Perfect Trophy Home

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2013

"Whether it’s a private mansion encompassing miles of shoreline, a historic manor surrounded by emerald lawns and green forests, or an ultra-chic metropolitan pad at the heart of things..."

Blending In: Thailand’s Luxury Hotel Designs

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2013

"The sun skirts the ocean's edge. The lingering light dances upon the water's surface, from infinite sea to infinity pool, until it eventually sinks, exhausted, beyond the crystal horizon..."

Morocco sans Marrakech

An article for Overland Magazine, May 2013

"Despite a recent influx of tourists, there remain many attraction-filled Moroccan destinations tucked off-the-beaten-path. During a 10-day trip, I discovered five of the best hidden gems..."

Scotland’s Idyllic Isles

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2013

“Chilly, rain-soaked, barren: the islands off Scotland's western coast conjure up an eccentric vision of paradise. But two tiny Caledonian isles have been catching the eyes of investors..."

Investment in Iceland: Are the Doors Open?

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2013

"A barren, windy corner of northeastern Iceland may not sound like prime real estate, but for Huang Nubo, it is the glittering prize at the end of a very long, costly and fraught campaign..."

The World’s Most Secluded Island Retreats

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2013

"Sometimes luxury can seem so much more divine when you are hundreds of thousands of kilometres from everyday life, secreted among one of the planet’s most secluded islands..."

Estates Showcase: Sandy Cay, Bahamas

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2013

"Imagine warm, gentle breezes, unreserved privacy and swaying palms. Nothing says luxury like a private Caribbean isle cloaked in tropical forest and surrounded by turquoise water..."

Where Luxury Meets the Barrier Reef

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2013

"Queensland's Whitsunday Islands have long been known for their lush tropical gardens and dynamic coral life. The 74 islands dot the warm tropical waters along the northeastern coast..."

Eastern Europe’s Gastronomic Renaissance

An article for Vertu Select, April 2013

"Eastern Europe may have established a reputation for hearty, rather than haute, cuisine, but now things are changing. There's a culinary revolution afoot in this corner of the continent..."

China: World Leaders in Business Travel

An article for Vertu Select, April 2013

"The United States has been sitting atop the business travel market leader board for some time - but a new contender may be about to take its throne. No prizes for guessing who..."

Louis Vuitton Finally Arrives in Poland

An article for Vertu Select, April 2013

“The world’s most valuable brand - Louis Vuitton - is to open its doors to Poland's chic elite, with its inaugural store soon opening in Warsaw. The question is: why did it take so long?…”

The World’s Best Airport Architecture

An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2013

"For the majority of the 20th century, airport terminals were built for function - safe, efficient and uninspiring buildings made to deliver people from road to runway. But that's changed..."

East China to Kyrgyzstan

An article for Overland Magazine, March 2013

"The driver swerved violently to avoid it, but as we skidded on the snow-covered road, this lump bounced off the bonnet. My blood ran cold as I realised what it was. A human being..."

London’s Most Expensive Residences

An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2013

“Ask any Londoner and they will tell you the city has always been a pricy place to purchase your home. But in the last three years, property prices have soared to astronomical levels…”

Eating China: A Culinary Tour

An article for Overland Magazine, February 2013

"There are few culinary cultures as familiar, and yet as unknown, as China’s. In any world city you'll find 'Chinese' restaurants - yet the concept of a single Chinese cuisine is misguided..."

A Cut Above at London’s Shard

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2013

“It has been gradually slicing its way up London’s skyline for more than three years now, and The Shard - Renzo Piano's jagged glass monolith - finally welcomes its first tenants in 2013…”

Jordan’s Luxury Oases in the Desert

An article for Vertu Select, January 2013

"It was 200 years ago that explorer Johann Burckhardt discovered Petra. While trekking the desert between Syria and Egypt, he heard tales of an ancient city carved from sandstone..."

The Circle: A New Form of Airport Architecture

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2013

"Architect Riken Yamamoto believes airports should not merely be transport hubs, but multi-purpose centers for the world to share. And he's showing the way with The Circle in Zurich..."

Britain’s Exclusive Beach Hut Boom

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2013

“It seems like a bargain: £245,000 for a historic home that offers unrivaled views of the Devon coast. Yet this property measures just 23 by six feet. It's Britain's most expensive beach hut..."

Albania: The Foreign Investment of the Decade?

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2013

"Sunlight creeps into the cracks between the wooden stalls, and the Old Bazaar stirs into life. Shutters are slid open, shelves are straightened and scarves are suspended from ceilings..."

Russia’s Growing Luxury Car Market

An article for Vertu Select, January 2013

“Europe may be in the midst of its worse economic downturn in a century, but in Moscow you would be hard-pressed to notice. There have never been more luxe cars on Russian roads…”

The Call of the Cayman Islands

An article for Private Air Magazine, December 2012

"The Cayman Islands might be best known as that off-shore tax haven, but regular visitors will attest that this charming corner of the Caribbean has far more to offer than fat cat financiers..."

Prague Airport Renamed After Vaclav Havel

An article for Vertu Select, December 2012

"Ever since the much-loved former Czech dissident, poet and politician Václav Havel died in December last year, the country has been looking for a suitable way to commemorate him..."

Shenzhen: A Better Investment Than Hong Kong?

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2012

"For more than half a century, Hong Kong has been a great economic powerhouse. Yet today there is a significant threat to its established global position - and it's coming from next door..."

Sapsan: Russia’s Speedy Success

An article for Vertu Select, November 2012

“It one took eight hours for trains to cover the 650 kilometers from Moscow to St. Petersburg. In 2009, Vladimir Putin halved the time with the launch of a luxury high-speed train, Sapsan…”

Ukraine Again: Is Real Estate Investment Back?

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2012

“In October, the Ukrainian government passed a law that allows non-citizens to become land owners when buying real estate. But is Ukrainian property a good investment for foreigners…”