Fancy a steaming pan of paella in an old courtyard fitted with towering ferns? How about seafood tapas and Sangria on the Atlantic Coast? Spain has a gastronomic history as rich and diverse as its quiet pastoral hills of the north and the sunny stretch of Andalusia, the beating heart of the flamenco dance with its vivid movements.

With dreamy seaside villages, enchanting old architecture that includes a sprinkling of fairy-tale castles, and a rich gastronomic tradition comprised of grilled sardines and bacalhau, Portugal is a destination that satiates all senses. Porto, Lisbon, Faro – the major cities are situated on the coast, a testament to Portugal’s long seafaring history.

Home to the legend of El Dorado which told of a lost city of gold, to travel to Colombia is like stumbling upon a rare gem. The South American country straddles both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean. It has otherworldly rainforests, wetlands, lakes and a river with seven colors. The mountains are swathed in grassy savannas and the cooler coffee-growing region has the world’s tallest wax palm trees. You’re never far from a natural wonder as Colombia is one of the most biodiverse countries on the planet.

What is vegan travel? A few years ago, it might have been simply eating vegan cuisine while traveling and avoiding zoos and not engaging in activities that exploit animals, but it’s come to be so much more than that. Veganism isn’t just a catchphrase, it’s a lifestyle and all-encompassing philosophy with ties to mindfulness, sustainability and slow travel. And you don’t have to be a vegan to embark on a vegan adventure.

Utah, a land of contrasts in colors and textures, has long captured the imagination of many. There’s so much to explore in this landlocked state that’s home to the highest concentration of national parks in the country, including Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks.

Anguilla is beautiful in every corner and view. Anguilla is quiet, romantic and warm. The perfect spot for winding down, observing and spending peaceful time with your most loved. Anguilla is close by. It is paradise and it is waiting for you to open its windows wide this Valentine’s Day and love season.

The will to becoming more protective, which could be the essence in concepts like “eco tourism” or “sustainable travel”, now takes one more step forward into regeneration. Immersive experiences that create a positive impact on both communities and ecosystems are growingly available, and this means that traveling responsibly and culturally-aware is -by default- currently paired up with this spirit.

Rejuvenating ourselves and the way we look into the World has been the key motivation for our rebranding, which comes from reflection, insight, and strength recovery.

What is the first thing that comes into your mind upon the word Patagonia?

Is it windy, seaside landscapes with penguin rookeries along the beaches and the sight of leaping whales? Is it alpine-like slopes with lakes and lush forests beneath? Or gigantic endless ice fields that roar like thunder when they break down?

Patagonia is all this and so much more.

Traveling to Belize might be quite like opening a most unexpected treasure box. Sitting in the heart of Central America, between Mexico, Guatemala and the Caribbean Sea, Belize is home to a vast collection of natural and archaeological monuments.

Traveling to a different setting from that of your everyday routine is a great ally when seeking an actively grateful attitude. November is the month of gratitude, which could mean now is the ideal time to start planning and making it happen.

The concept of luxury has definitely changed over the years. Specifically, when it comes to travel, it means unique experiences that are able to long remain within the traveler´s spirit. Luxury travel involves opening all senses up to new experiences whilst indulging in attentive, tailor-made, knowledgeable service. It also means travelling without any stress, pressure or routine that may fog the eye, with every need pre-empted and all expectations met and exceeded.

Established as the capital of the Portuguese colonies, Salvador de Bahia is an effervescent melting-pot where Africa meets Latin America. In 1549, Salvador was the very first capital to govern the territory of Brazil for over 200 years. During these two centuries, the city witnessed a wild blend of European, African and Amerindian cultures.