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Dar Tantora The House Hotel, the heritage-led property by Kerten Hospitality in the heart of AlUla Old Town, has been awarded One MICHELIN Key in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide hotel selection for exceptional hospitality, design, personality and guest experience. For Kerten Hospitality, this represents more than simply an international accolade for a single property. It is a reflection of the group’s wider philosophy: That the future of hospitality lies in creating places with a strong sense of identity, where culture, community, creativity, wellbeing and human connection are embedded into the experience, rather than added as an afterthought.

From one island to another. Just months after the opening of Airelles Palladio, Venice, on Giudecca Island, Airelles unveils its first Maison outside of Europe. In the French Caribbean, Airelles Le Guanahani, Saint-Barthélemy shares the Airelles art de vivre in an elegant new playground. Set by the Caribbean Sea, Airelles Le Guanahani, Saint-Barthélemy, unfolds at the tip of a private peninsula, facing Turtle Island, between the turquoise waters of Grand Cul-de-Sac Lagoon and Maréchal Bay—open to the ocean and lined with coconut trees. The estate spans seven hectares, including two beaches, within a protected nature reserve.

Marine & Lawn Hotels & Resorts has officially become Marine & Lawn Golf Hotels, unveiling a new identity for its growing collection of destination hotels across Scotland, Northern Ireland and, from 2027, the United States. Set in some of the world’s most distinctive coastal towns and countryside destinations, the collection brings togther characterful hotels shaped by their surroundings. From St Andrews and North Berwick to the Mourne Mountains, the Scottish Highlands and North Carolina’s Sandhills, each property is designed to feel connected to the history, landscape and culture of its location.

International travelers are increasingly looking beyond Japan’s traditional tourism route of Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, according to new data released by Japan-based tour provider Tourist Japan. However, rather than replacing Tokyo with regional destinations, many visitors are using the capital as a base from which to explore a wider range of experiences across Japan.
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