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Las Vegas has always known how to put on a show, but the city's most recent chapter is defined less by spectacle than by genuine quality. From the soaring rooms and extraordinary dining collection of Fontainebleau Las Vegas, the newest and tallest hotel on the Strip, to an unforgettable evening at COTE, the world's only Michelin-starred Korean steakhouse at The Venetian Resort, the city is making a compelling case for itself as one of the great luxury destinations on earth. Our Executive Explorer guide covers everything worth knowing: where to stay, where to eat, and why Las Vegas deserves to be taken more seriously than ever before
travel
El Fuerte in Marbella pairs six decades of history with a five-star luxury that touches every corner of the hotel. Sea-facing rooms and suites overlook the Mediterranean, with Spa by Clarins offering a quiet space to unwind between days spent by the pool or on the beach. Breakfast unfolds across The Art of Breakfast and Le Marché, while Soleo and Levante carry the gastronomy on through lunch and dinner. Set in one of Marbella's prime beachfront locations, El Fuerte delivers a memorable five-star experience from start to finish
Pagani Automobili is heading to the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed with a car it has kept under wraps until now. The Huayra 70 Derecho is only the second of three cars ever built to mark Horacio Pagani's seventieth birthday, and it is named after a storm that tears across the land in one unstoppable line. Painted in Pearl Orange over an inky blue base that lets the carbon fibre show through, it lands on the hill alongside a Zonda F Roadster and a Utopia Roadster. This is Pagani turning up to make noise, in every sense
motoring
Gymkhana's first UAE address opens at Gate Village this September. Since its Mayfair debut in 2013, the London institution founded by siblings Jyotin, Karam and Sunaina Sethi has built a reputation few Indian restaurants can match, adding two Michelin stars, Riyadh and Las Vegas to its growing list of accolades and addresses. Spanning two floors and seating 137 guests, the DIFC opening brings tandoori specialities, chaat and biryani to one of the region's most competitive dining districts
food & drink
Four Seasons Yachts has revealed its second vessel, Four Seasons II, sailing in 2028 with 79 suites and a new collection of Yacht Residential Suites. Crafted with celebrated Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri and operated alongside Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings, she builds on the success of Four Seasons I. Ben Trodd and Alejandro Reynal describe an effortless sense of home at sea, with private terraces and one-to-one service