Pre-holiday relax and recharge at InterContinental Koh Samui Resort
Escape before the holidays to an exclusive enclave in Koh Samui and embrace the warmth of Southern Thailand
Escape before the holidays to an exclusive enclave in Koh Samui and embrace the warmth of Southern Thailand
In May this year, Raffles opened their first Maldivian resort – Raffles Maldives Meradhoo – on a palm tree-peppered private island setting with 21 villas and residences, a sublime spa, beachside restaurants and world-class dive centre complete with an on-site marine biologist.
Home to some of the world’s most amazing wildlife encounter, guests at the upcoming Six Senses Galapagos will experience a one-of-a-kind (literally-anywhere-on-earth) natural environment.
Book your all-inclusive 2020 Alaska cruise and enjoy a FREE two-category suite upgrade, plus US$500 shipboard credit per suite.
The resort’s Spa InterContinental has been officially recognised as the best luxury resort spa in the Australia and Oceania Region.
When you envision a romantic getaway, which destinations come to mind? Paris or Rome, perhaps? These cities are sought after by holidaying couples the world over – and for good reason – but it’s easy to get swept up in their metropolitan buzz and forget
The core objective is to foster support, education and understanding around the world’s incredible natural and cultural sites.
A 40-minute seaplane journey to an oasis of otherworldly beauty – Heritance Aarah, an all-villa, Premium All-Inclusive resort with a choice of secluded villas that blend with the serenity of the ocean. Immerse, indulge and invigorate in a destination tailored just for you.
Kickoff your Gili Adventure on our little island of Robinson Crusoe. In this next chapter of our Gili Story, uncover new features and experiences, to create Gili Magic Moments of your own. Enjoy a 30% reduction off accommodation when you book a stay with us
Technologies come and go. Styles move in and out of fashion. But if chosen wisely, the allure of a quality timepiece will endure for generations, writes Madeline Hoskin.