Eco-Luxe Escapes
Eco-luxe escapes is your guide to immersive slow travel, sustainable luxury, and thoughtfully curated eco-conscious journeys
Frankincense, Flavour and Fun: Al Baleed’s Culinary Festival Is Back
This November, Al Baleed Resort Salalah by Anantara is throwing a month-long culinary bash that brings together Michelin-starred chefs, local legends, and the unmistakable aromas of Oman’s southern coast
Can Regenerative Tourism Save the Maldives?
The Maldives may be paradise, but its reefs and very existence are under threat from climate change. Marine biologist Núria Camps Suárez of OZEN LIFE MAADHOO explains why the islands could become a living laboratory for how travel helps tackle the climate crisis
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. […]
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.
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
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
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
Meet the Adorable Hotel Ambassadors of Shangri-La Hotels & Resorts
Meet the slightly unexpected (pet) relations managers making Shangri-La stays unforgettable
‘The Wildlife Was There First’: Simon Stobbs on Wilderness’ Conservation Mission
From reforesting Rwanda to protecting desert-adapted rhinos in Namibia, Wilderness has built a conservation-first model that’s redefining luxury tourism. As Simon Stobbs explains, their southern African camps are not just eco-conscious sanctuaries, they’re catalysts for coexistence, community upliftment, and protecting six million acres of wild land (and counting)