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Sales Commence at Waldorf Astoria Residences Sarasota

Sales Commence at Waldorf Astoria Residences Sarasota

Sales officially commence today at Waldorf Astoria Residences Sarasota, marking a defining moment for the city and the brand’s first residential address in the market. Rising 18 stories, the standalone residential-only tower brings together the enduring elegance of Waldorf Astoria with thoughtful architecture and a lifestyle shaped by service, discretion and design, offering an opportunity to own a private home infused with legendary hospitality.

Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle Celebrates 20 Years of Luxury

Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle Celebrates 20 Years of Luxury

Nestled among jungle canopies, winding rivers, and time-honoured traditions, Four Seasons Tented Camp Golden Triangle marks its 20th anniversary as one of Southeast Asia’s most iconic luxury destinations. This milestone reflects the Camp’s evolution — staying true to its pioneering spirit while deepening its commitment to culture, community, and conservation. “From the beginning, the Tented Camp was envisioned as more than a place to stay — it was a place to feel deeply connected to nature, culture, and purpose,” says Sean Mosher, General Manager, Four Seasons Resort Chiang Mai and Tented Camp Golden Triangle. “Twenty years on, that original spirit of adventure remains, enriched by a stronger sense of responsibility to the land, the people, and the stories that make this destination so extraordinary.”

What makes Finland the happiest place on Earth?

What makes Finland the happiest place on Earth?

For the last eight years, Finland has topped the list of the world’s happiest countries. Our writer embarks on a tour to discover their secret I’ve been visiting the happiest country on Earth every year since I was a baby. At first glance, Finland doesn’t seem like an obvious breeding ground for happiness. In midwinter the sun only appears for two to five hours a day and temperatures can plummet to below -20C. (It would seem a warm-year-round, sunny climate is not a prerequisite to happiness.) The World Happiness Report is based on a survey in which people rate their satisfaction with life – and the Finns have been happiest with their lot for the last eight years. Not short of marketing savvy, Visit Finland latched on to this with a “Masterclass of Happiness” advertising campaign. And it’s probably no coincidence that Lonely Planet named Finland in its 2026 Best in Travel guide as a country “for finding happiness in wild places”. Continue reading...