Chef Craig Wong, a culinary virtuoso with a unique blend of Jamaican-Chinese heritage, has carved a niche in the global gastronomy scene with his innovative approach to food.
Dubai is known to have some of the strictest alcohol regulations in the world. Under current laws, alcohol may only be served in private, licensed venues such as hotels, restaurants, and clubs. The laws apply to both locals and visitors. If hot rumours are to be believed, all this could change
Dubai is already home to the world’s tallest building, the 830-metre Burj Khalifa, as well as the biggest mall, longest painting, and largest bus mosaic. That isn’t enough, of course, so the UAE city will also unveil the world’s tallest tower in 2020 (shown above). At least temporarily – more on that
Just when you think Dubai couldn’t be any more outrageous, along comes a hotel with an artificial rainforest. The city is known for its artificial ski hills, fake islands and over-the-top everything – but this hotel takes “amenities” to a whole different level. Set to open in 2018, the Hilton-run
What better way to kick off Friday than with some of the most beautiful Hotel rooftops in the world? We searched from Singapore to New York to find where the coolest millennials travel to soak up the sun, drink drinks, eat unforgettable meals, and enjoy beautiful pools – all on the world’s ‘hottest’ hotel roofs.
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