With only 15 rooms and the blue sea in front, Momo Beach House is for chilling and mingling with Panglao island’s locals […]

With only 15 rooms and the blue sea in front, Momo Beach House is for chilling and mingling with Panglao island’s locals […]
One of the most Instagrammed islands in the Philippines, Miniloc was “discovered” in the 1970s by Japanese divers when they got stranded in Bacuit Bay. And who wouldn’t fall in love with the amazing waters and landscapes? […]
You only have to look to the right of Federation Square’s modern arts venue contrasting with the old railway station’s regal architecture to realize that this is a city that’s changed by time and migration but still treasures its history {…]
Called “the future of air travel,” Cathay Pacific’s A350-1000 is the world’s newest and most modern aircraft, flying on 10 percent biofuel […]
Shangri-La Istanbul is a great example of how an old, decrepit building is repurposed and turned into a luxury space […]
A rock star to underwater photographers, David Doubilet reveals a life shaped early in a lake, when he was an asthmatic boy of eight […]
Ten years after Singapore Airlines became the first to fly the Airbus A380 in 2007, it recently unveiled a major redesign with the hotel-like First Class Suites as the star […]
At Istanbul’s newest luxury hotel, Marcel Wanders designs a unique swimming pool deck while Wilson Associates imagines two sisters coming to the city— classic Paris and modern New York […]
The legendary hotel on the Bosphorous Strait that harks back to the sultans’ opulence blended with legendary Kempinski luxury […]
Let me begin by saying that the turtles of Apo Island are as awesome as you’ve seen in pictures and the experience of swimming with them a thousand times more […]
How do you design the presidential suite of a hotel that’s shaped like a ship? Like the interiors of a luxury super yacht of course! The best part of this 1,000-square-meter suite? Stunning views of Manila Bay […]
It occupies one of the most historic addresses in the country: One Rizal Park, Manila, a stone’s throw away from beloved Luneta and Manila Bay. It’s one of very few places from where you can see the water on one side and the beautiful parts of a reckless city on the other […]
From the top of a hill in Pangulasian Resort, you can see the sunrise and sunset, its 750-meter stretch of white-sand beach and the clear waters of El Nido. All those “best in the world” lists got it right. El Nido is paradise […]
He brought the pink balloons out on the balcony in the cold November air. “Make a wish and then let them go,” he told me. And so I did. We watched them float, carried by the autumn wind into Istanbul’s skies, until we couldn’t see them anymore […]
The gods of our islands and legends are very cruel. But what they take away with a curse and punishment they give back with an embarrassment of riches. In the case of Palawan, they gave it 1,870 islands and a 2,000-kilometer coastline […]
It’s a spectacular sight of rose-colored cliffs rising to meet the skies, and on the sandstone is carved The Treasury, imposing itself onto your senses. I almost cry seeing this.[…]
From sea to table, that’s how Amorita (“small love in Spanish) opened its new tapas bar Tomar. The tapas and pintxos were heavenly! […]
Gliding over Cappadocia is everything that is and more than the pictures you’ve seen on someone else’s vacation […]
What to do when you’re on a long layover in these five Asian cities? Locals guide us through Hong Kong, Singapore, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok […]
Perhaps this the reason why sakura season is so revered in Japan: it lasts only a week, and when the week is over, they begin to fall — never to be seen again until the following year […]
I didn’t fall in love with Istanbul until I was about to leave it. And by then, I was so completely enamored of the place that I would come back two months later […]
The Chocolate Hills of Bohol look like someone dropped 1,700 geological formations that look like Hershey’s Kisses… five million years ago […]
One Sunday afternoon in September 1998, a New Line Cinema film executive knocked on the door of a farmhouse in […]
In the morning, I open one eye and see my cousin on the bed next to mine reading a book. I don’t know where I am. That is never a good sign for the night before […}
To this day, when I hear Blind Melon’s No Rain, I think of the 38th parallel — the demilitarized zone […]
There is an old folk tale that goes if you whisper your deepest secrets into a hole on an old […]