As they say in Casablanca (1942), “Everybody comes to Rick’s”—and so might the same be said of the Fairmont le Montreux Palace, the Belle Époque gem along the waterfront of Lake Geneva, which has attracted luminaries throughout its history. Freddie … Read More
Launched in 2013, Traveller Made hosted the second edition of its Luxury Travel Connection Forum at the five-star superior Fairmont le Montreux Palace. … Read More
“We sip the air…like French Champagne,” wrote composer Richard Strauss about Switzerland’s Engadin region, celebrated for its crisp, dry climate. … Read More
Long before he was considered the progenitor of the modern Swedish novel, August Strindberg was a struggling artist who paid his café bills with his paintings. The author of The Red Room, a scathing satire on Stockholm society and the … Read More
Given its global reputation for beauty and bounty, there’s no shortage of reasons for visiting Bordeaux—and yet it’s all the better that the city chosen as “European Best Destination 2015” offers some truly extraordinary hotels. A UNESCO World Heritage site … Read More
There’s hardly a more iconic Manhattan street corner than 42nd and Broadway, which is in keeping with the illustrious history of The Knickerbocker, the majestic 16-story, red brick Beaux-Arts building with the mansard roof that has stood on that corner … Read More
If you’re on your way to the San Juan Islands, consider an overnight at Seattle’s beautifully restored Mayflower Park Hotel, one of the last locally-owned independent hotels in a city dominated by worldwide chains. A member of the Historic Hotels … Read More
With the rise of New Nordic cuisine, Stockholm has become a culinary destination with 8 Michelin-starred restaurants – but it’s still possible to eat well for little cash, especially at lunch. Often listed atop the rankings of best global cities, … Read More
