The Seychelles is on one level the very definition of a tropical-island paradise, with well-preserved natural ecosystems and wildlife. But it’s also among the nations most threatened by the sea-level rises being brought about by climate change, despite it’s being one of the destinations – according to earth.org – ‘least responsible for climate change’. Hence its commitment to reducing its per capita emissions and on its conservation work.
Riyadh offers a glimpse into its past with the visit of the national museum and the UNESCO World heritage site of Diriyah, in stark contrast, stands the new city with the Faisaliah and Kingdom Towers. A fascinating city, that stretches itself out in the desert.
This expansive resort spread over seven kilometres of stunning Atlantic beachside in Al Jadida to the south of Casablanca embraces 15 restaurants and bars, with something to suit all tastes and moods...
The second biggest city of the country, Jeddah, is located on the Red Sea and its Corniche 30 kilometres long provides for an interesting contrast between day and night. Not to be missed is the UNESCO Heritage Site of Al Balad, Jeddah’s old city.
Traditionally known for as one of the world’s biggest oil producers and for the holy Muslim cities of Mecca and Medina, dates and camels; Saudi Arabia also has 5 UNESCO Heritage Sites, 3 deserts, a hospitable population, numerous archaeological sites and natural attractions.
The hotels of the Madinat Jumeirah collection have more than 50 restaurants – truly something to suit all tastes and moods, and embracing some of the finest dining in Dubai...
Abu Dhabi has all the right ingredients for the perfect Arabian adventure.
Embrace winter this year with a getaway that makes the most of this season’s unique charm. The Danish term hygge derives from the 16th-century Norwegian hugga, ‘to comfort or console’ (related to the English ‘hug’), and we’ve looked at some of our favourite hygge accommodations that will wrap you up all cosy and warm while also inviting you to make the most of the great outdoors that surrounds them.
There are few other countries on earth that celebrate winter like Canada does. Whether it’s hitting the slopes of the world-renowned Canadian Rockies, mushing along snow-laden trails, or angling for trophy fish from a cosy hut in the middle of a frozen lake, wintertime in Canada is truly magical...
