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Real Pilates x Activeist Launch New Activewear Collection and 8-Day JLT Studio Takeover
Launching on 10 October, the ROOTED collection celebrates passion, resilience, kindness and community, with Real Pilates’ instructors and clients front and centre of the campaign
Finnish Fur Farms Still Breeding ‘Monster Foxes’ for Bigger Pelts
New photos and videos from Finnish fur farms show that monster foxes are still being bred in the fur industry
Are Small Art Treasures the Antidote to Fast Decor?
As fast décor falls out of favour, small, beautifully crafted art objects are moving in
Gentle Giants: Why the Maldives’ Manta Rays Need Protection
The Maldives is home to the world’s largest known population of reef manta rays, but fishing, boat strikes, and climate change are threatening these slow-breeding marine giants
Dionne Mutsonziwa on Conservation, Community and Conscious Hospitality in Victoria Falls
From protecting black rhinos and growing much of the hotel’s food to creating opportunities for an entirely Zimbabwean team, Anantara Stanley & Livingstone Victoria Falls Hotel is proving that hospitality can sustain the landscape and communities around it
Indian Golf Premier League Tees Off in Ras Al Khaimah
The IGPL brings its first franchise event of the season to Al Hamra Golf Club, welcoming leading players to Ras Al Khaimah for a landmark tournament.
One in Nine Migratory Bird Species Faces Extinction
A landmark global report reveals the mounting threats facing the world’s migrating birds
Climate Change Caused Deadly 2026 Nepal Floods Say Scientists
The climate crisis is the most likely cause of the glacier that collapsed and caused catastrophic floods with hundreds of […]
World Wellness Weekend: Simple Ways to Reset in Dubai
From spa visits to cleaner haircare, discover simple ways to reset this World Wellness Weekend
Alila Jabal Akhdar: Cliffhangers, Rosewater and Regenerative Luxury
Clinging to a cliff face one minute, and distilling rosewater the next, Alila Jabal Akhdar in Oman redefines eco-luxury at 2,000 metres above sea level