Angelina Villa-Clarke

Not too long ago, Malta, an intriguing island found 50 miles south of Sicily, had something of an image problem: it was intrinsically linked as the

In Part 2 of this wellness and travel report, I talk to some of the leading experts heading up new health and wellness spaces in London, and beyond, that have a focus on longevity. You can read Part 1

Last week, on 21 June, Summer Solstice dawned, the first official day of summer celebrated for thousands of years, it is traditionally a time to give thanks to nature and the changing faces of the seasons.

There’s a slew of glossy, new travel books hitting bookshelves this month—perfect for inspiring you for your next travels.

Whether it is wild cooking over hot coals or murder-mystery meals onboard glamorous trains, immersive dining has become something of a thing of late.

Pink sidalcea flowers are growing up the walls; they are in the bathroom, too, blooming over every surface—fuchsia and lilac petals curving their way upwards.

One of the UK’s most established country house boltholes, Lucknam Park dates back to 1720, was reimagined from a private house to a top-end hotel in 1988.

Found just round the corner from Fleet Street, Hyatt Regency London Blackfriars has the essence of London—particularly the city's great printing heritage—written into its walls.

"Previously associated primarily with budget-friendly, economy vacations, today’s all-inclusive resorts offer luxury experiences, gourmet dining and personalized servi...

It’s part of a growing trend that the classic country-house hotel is tapping into, which sees luxury hotels becoming destinations in their own right.