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Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Marks Olive Harvest With a Festival in the Clouds

Perched 2,000 metres above sea level, Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar is already one of the world’s most dramatic resorts. […]

by Anthea Ayache

The Future of Travel: From Sleeper Trains to Solar-Powered Stays

From solar-powered stays to the renaissance of rail, here are seven ways eco-travel is redefining how we see the world.

by Soumita Moitra

Bottling 2,000 Years of Healing: Omorovicza’s Journey from Spa to Skincare

For centuries, the people of Budapest have turned to mineral-rich thermal baths for healing and restoration. Today, those same waters […]

by Anthea Ayache

The Hidden Challenges of Eco-Friendly Travel and How to Overcome Them

While the travel industry has begun to adopt more sustainable practices, the journey toward truly eco-friendly travel is far from straightforward

by Soumita Moitra

Teaching the Next Wave: UNESCO-Backed Ocean Academy Launches in Dubai

Jumeirah Group has joined forces with environmental charity Ocean Generation to roll out the UNESCO-endorsed Ocean Academy in UAE schools, […]

by Anthea Ayache

Don’t Sweat It! Summer Home Upgrades Every Remote Worker Should Know

Remote working has its challenges, but with al summer home upgrade, you can keep your space comfortable and productive all season long

by andy hearson

PTSD in the City: Survival Strategies for Living Alone

Living alone in a city can feel empowering, but it also presents unique challenges for those coping with ptsd

by Soumita Moitra

Is Your Employer Keeping You Safe in the Workplace, or Putting You at Risk?

Your employer’s responsibility goes beyond paychecks; they must ensure your safety and well-being in the workplace every day.

by Soumita Moitra

What Is Responsible Tourism? Rules Every Conscious Traveller Should Know

Travel leaves a footprint, but with smarter choices, we can make sure it’s a positive one

by Soumita Moitra

The Hidden Cost of Seashells and Sand: Why Natural Souvenirs Don’t Belong in Your Suitcase

Taking natural souvenirs home, when multiplied across millions of travellers, is stripping fragile ecosystems of the very materials that keep them alive

by Claire Wills