With a population of over 21 million people, Mumbai is one of the most populated cities in the world and an important home different spiritual traditions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, … Read more

Despite the turbulence of U.S. politics, a hotel half a mile north of Washington D.C.’s Capitol Hill remains defiant, serving up an unrivalled range of businesses at a central venue. … Read more

The skyscrapers that mark the political and financial centre of Los Angeles haven’t garnered the same appeal as that of the hills and beaches to the north and west. A … Read more

Occupying the north-west corner of the contiguous United States between the Puget Sound and Lake Washington, Seattle is endowed with spectacular surroundings. A series of gentle hills provide residents with … Read more

The modest size of Oregon’s largest city is hardly relative to its influence within the world of sports. Most notably, the HQ of Nike is in nearby Beaverton, creating a … Read more

Glide into the shade of the beak-like awning at the entrance to The Saguaro, Palm Springs and you might mistake the ping pong table and cruiser bikes as treats of a … Read more

America’s post-war boom is bundled into the broadcasting of California lifestyle when two cities emerged as truly global hubs. Hollywood propelled Hollywood to stage, while San Francisco established itself as … Read more

The Santa Cruz Triathlon is one of the longest-running non-profit triathlons in California, traditionally held in late-September using Olympic distances. It is often confused with the IRONMAN 70.3 Santa Cruz, … Read more

The south-western corner of Romania is an unlikely place to go in search of boutique Airbnbs and road cycling. Sibiu is arguably the cycling capital of Romania, serving as the gateway … Read more

Get to know Pedal Greece if you’re visiting Greece – their fully supported road rides make the quiet, challenging Peloponnesian roads. Here’s an interview with their founder, Ali Kolyvas. How … Read more

The IRONMAN 70.3 Aix-en-Provence race is scheduled for Sunday May 17th 2026, taking place in the picturesque region of Provence north of Marseille. The race is a point-to-point course, adding … Read more

Conservacion Patagónica (now Tompkins Conservation), founded by Kristine Tompkins and her late husband, Douglas Tompkins, has been instrumental in the rewilding of vast tracts of land in Patagonia and expansion … Read more

Originally a 25-story office building completed in 1995, Ovolo Central underwent a significant transformation to join the boutique ranks of Small Luxury Hotels and Design Hotels. It was first licensed … Read more

Located in the far north of Scotland in the coastal village of Tongue, Lundies House is a remote outpost from the Wildland Limited hospitality footprint. Mirroring the inclusive bed-and-dinner concept … Read more

Held during early September, the IRONMAN Santa Cruz (not Santa Cruz Triathlon) celebrates multi-sport in an iconic location. The surf town which made O’Neill acts as the foreground, with the … Read more

If the flavours of Los Angeles become too much, be assured that a small portion of hotels have switched out relentless cheer for a calmer, more relaxed mood. Set back … Read more

Brighton’s seaside frontage recently welcomed a new, the third property from Guesthouse – No. 124. Opened in Autumn 2024, the 36 bedrooms have been inserted into four townhouses around the … Read more

I’ll admit – the trip to Lake Garda was an uphill adventure. After a couple of months whistling through Munich’s flat terrain and mild hills on my road bike, the … Read more

Clinging to the south face of Mt. Nevis Golden Rock Inn is a heritage property with a modern input courtesy for art couple Marsden of Hotel Tivoli, New York. The … Read more

A city with fewer than half a million people wouldn’t normally warrant entire city guide but for its extensive options for runners, cyclists and swimmers. As the capital of the … Read more