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Wasl has set out an ambitious future for one of Dubai's most established golf addresses. Jumeirah Golf Estates 'The Next Chapter' spans 4.68 million square metres, aligns with the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan and will welcome more than 51,700 residents across 12,345 homes and six lifestyle districts. Group CEO H.E. Hesham Abdullah Al Qassim launched the masterplan at the Mandarin Oriental Jumeira. An 18-hole golf course, an equestrian centre, the emirate's largest tennis stadium and a Mandarin Oriental hotel join links to Etihad Rail, the Dubai Metro and Al Maktoum International Airport
travel
Las Vegas has never lacked ambition, but Fontainebleau Las Vegas brings something the Strip has been missing: a hotel where the architecture, service, dining, and sense of occasion cohere into a single, unhurried experience. The newest and tallest property on the Strip, it draws on the storied legacy of its Miami counterpart while carving out something distinctly its own. We spent four nights discovering whether the hype was warranted. Spoiler alert... It was.
Audi's first hypercar has arrived, as the Nuvolari makes it's debut. With 1,001 PS from a hybrid V8, it is the fastest car Audi has made. Gernot Döllner and Rouven Mohr leaned heavily on Audi's Formula 1 work, then honoured the legendary Tazio Nuvolari with the badge. Limited to 499 hand-finished examples and arriving in 2027, it is a triumph on every measure
motoring
When Silverstone unveiled The Vale as its most exclusive hospitality offering ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 Pirelli British Grand Prix, it did so with an announcement that set an entirely new benchmark for race-weekend dining. A partnership with Labombe by Trivet, the celebrated London restaurant led by chef Jonny Lake and Master Sommelier Isa Bal, brings Michelin star gastronomy trackside for the first time. Alongside the culinary team at Aces Foodcraft, led by Alex Craciun, and caterers Last Supper from the Smart Group
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