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Guatemala’s volcanic highlands, dense jungle, and serene lakes offer a quietly transformative approach to wellness. Mayan rituals, geothermal pools, and remote retreats sit alongside understated luxury, guiding visitors through surf, meditation, and forest treks. Each experience from sunrise atop a volcano to herbal preparation in village gardens or a tranquil lakefront evening feels rooted in culture, place, and natural beauty
travel
After more than a decade as an exclusive private estate, the historic Le Beauvallon reopens as a hotel on 24 April 2026 under COMO Hotels and Resorts' management. The 1914 Belle Époque property, which once hosted Winston Churchill and Audrey Hepburn, occupies a ten-acre hillside estate overlooking the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Chief Executive Olivier Jolivet describes it as a rare opportunity for the group. The bayside gardens feature the 2002 Serpentine Gallery Summer Pavilion by Pritzker Prize–winning architect Toyo Ito
Hennessey Special Vehicles debuted the 1-of-1 Venom F5 LF at Monterey Car Week, a bespoke commission for Louis Florey through the Maverick division. Built around the 6.6-liter twin-turbo V8 Fury and Evolution package, the LF delivers 2,031 bhp with refined aerodynamics and suspension. Inside, Nathan Malnick, Director of Design, combined Cocoa Brown carbon fiber, horology-inspired switchgear, and a six-speed gated manual, keeping the cabin sharp, focused, and driver-first
motoring
Moon Bar by MiMi is Dubai after dark, where evenings stretch effortlessly and the night takes on its own rhythm. Tucked inside MiMi Mei Fair in the Opera District, the bar blends sleek design, Asian-inspired mixology, and a subtle late-night soundtrack, creating a space that feels stylish, intimate, and unhurried. From inventive cocktails to resident DJs spinning smooth grooves, it’s a place to linger, explore, and let the evening unfold on its own terms
food & drink
IYC, led by Global Managing Partner Michel Chryssicopoulos, has successfully resold hull #1 of the Admiral 72 | Giorgio Armani. The sale brought together Royal Yacht International, The Italian Sea Group, and Markogiannis Law to complete the transaction. First revealed at this year’s Monaco Yacht Show, the 72-metre superyacht blends Armani’s signature design with ice-class capability, expansive volume, and long-range cruising performance

