Destinations

With six of its finest properties recently awarded prestigious Michelin Keys, Slovenia has stamped its reputation as Europe's next elite luxury destination. If you are looking to ground your itinerary in world-class hospitality, these spectacular sanctuaries promise an unforgettable home base.

Luxury Stays in Slovenia

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An Adults Only Alpine Retreat: Chalet Sofija (Two Michelin Keys)

An absolute, uncompromised mountain isolation

Slovenia is a cyclist's dream, where emerald rivers, alpine peaks, and sun-drenched vineyards await at every turn. From the legendary Vršič Pass — with its 50 dramatic hairpin bends — to the serene shores of Lakes Bled and Bohinj, Slovenia's cycling routes are as diverse as they are breathtaking. Whether you choose to lose yourself in the grandeur of the Slovenian Mountain Trail, follow the historic Parenzana railway path through Istria, or meander through world-class wine regions on one of Slovenia's

Slovenia is a hiker's paradise, offering an extraordinary diversity of trails across its compact landscape. From the dramatic peaks of the Julian Alps — where Mount Triglav rises to 2,864m above Triglav National Park — to the gentle rolling forests of the Pohorje Massif, there is a route suited to every ability. Long-distance trails such as the 750km Alpe Adria Trail and the historically significant 320km Walk of Peace showcase the country's natural and cultural depth. The sun-drenched vineyards

A holiday in Uzbekistan offers a journey into Central Asia, known for its connection to the historic Silk Road. The country's landscape is defined by its ancient cities, desert oases, and striking Islamic architecture. You can experience the region's rich history through its well-preserved urban centres. Explore Tashkent with its modern-Soviet blend, the historic Registan of Samarkand, and the living museums of Bukhara and Khiva. Best things to do include exploring UNESCO World Heritage sites,

Uzbekistan offers an unmatched window into the storied legacy of the Silk Road, where ancient history and vibrant modern life intertwine amidst stunning heritage sites and bustling bazaars. Journeying between its legendary destinations — Tashkent, Khiva, Bukhara, and Samarkand — is a seamless experience, thanks to a modern high-speed rail network that connects these ancient oasis cities in elegant comfort. Whether you desire swift, luxurious transit or an evocative overnight voyage to remote desert

Embark on a journey through Uzbekistan, where the echoes of the Silk Road whisper through ancient madrasahs and vibrant bazaars. From the sacred heart of Bukhara to the majestic squares of Samarkand and the bustling avenues of Tashkent, your adventure deserves a sanctuary that is as unforgettable as the destinations themselves. We have curated a selection of the finest accommodations, from lovingly restored boutique hotels that offer a glimpse into a bygone era to paragons of modern luxury that

Kazakhstan is a vast Central Asian nation that offers travellers a compelling blend of dramatic natural landscapes, ancient Silk Road history, and living nomadic traditions. This guide covers 12 of the best experiences the country has to offer, from exploring Almaty's thriving food and arts scene to hiking through the Tien Shan Mountains, cycling the open steppe, and discovering prehistoric petroglyphs. Visitors can also immerse themselves in authentic nomadic culture through yurt stays and eagle

This curated guide invites you on an unforgettable Kazakhstan journey, unveiling the Best Things To See and Do in Kazakhstan alongside the most luxurious places to unique havens to stay. From the cosmopolitan allure of Almaty to the sweeping, golden steppe landscapes surrounding Astana, we showcase a selection of exquisite properties, spanning romantic boutique glamping retreats, pristine mountain sanctuaries, and world-class luxury hotels including The Ritz-Carlton Almaty and The St. Regis Astana.

Kazakhstan is a vast and diverse destination spanning Central Asia, offering travellers a compelling mix of ancient Silk Road heritage, dramatic natural landscapes, and modern urban experiences. This travel guide covers the country's major cities, including the cultural hub of Almaty and the futuristic capital Astana, alongside its most spectacular national parks such as Charyn, Kolsai Lakes, and Altyn-Emel. You'll also find practical information on Kazakhstan's UNESCO World Heritage Sites, top

A holiday in Kyrgyzstan offers a journey into Central Asia, known for its connection to the historic Silk Road. The country's geography is defined by its mountainous terrain, including the Tien Shan range, and its numerous alpine lakes. Visitors can experience the region's nomadic heritage through stays in traditional yurts. A tour of Kyrgyzstan can include visits to cities like Bishkek with its local markets, and cultural sites such as the Sulaiman-Too Sacred Mountain. Activities available to tourists