Tickets at the ready, it’s time to leave the everyday grind behind and hop on an eclectic voyage with friends and family!

In this fast-paced world, traversing through the serene British countryside on a bright sunny day and embracing the art of slow travel is nothing but magical! To pay homage to this Great British tradition, the Belmond Trains have introduced their first ever luxury sleeper train in England and Wales. The Britannic Explorer promises to revolutionize the way people travel through these stunning landscapes. On board Britannic Explorer you can visit and rediscover intriguing villages, historic cities and awe-inspiring countryside, admiring the landscapes from your private suite. From the rolling hills of the Welsh valleys, to the sparkling blue waters of Cornwall, and the jagged mountains of the Lake District, celebrate all that is intriguing, quirky and quintessential about Britain.

The Britannic Explorer offers three different routes, each with its own unique charm and attractions. The Cornwall route takes passengers through the picturesque Cornish countryside, with stops at historic towns and stunning coastal villages. The Lake District route explores the rugged beauty of the Lake District National Park, with opportunities for hiking, boating, and visiting charming villages. The Wales route takes passengers through the breathtaking landscapes of Wales, with stops at castles, historic towns, and stunning natural wonders.

The train itself is a masterpiece of design and engineering, with a focus on comfort, grandeur and sustainability. It features 18 luxurious suites, each with its own private bathroom and stunning views of the countryside. Fitted with soft fabrics in dusky green, red and browns, each suite is designed to exude vintage English vibes. You can opt for a seat in your own private sleeper cabin, with a sofa by day and a double- or twin-bed configuration by night. Or opt for one of our three unique Grand Suites, each brimming with unique botanical design and boasting a double bed, wardrobe and sofa. The sleeper train also boasts a stylish bar, a fine dining restaurant, and a wellness suite where passengers can relax and rejuvenate.

The most happening highlight of boarding the Britannic Explorer is the opportunity to experience the finest British cuisine. The train’s chef creates delicious dishes using the freshest local ingredients for a menu focusing on a farm-to-fork approach. Take a seat in one of their two restaurant cars, Malva and Samphire, for a unique train dining experience. And as you spirit away to destinations anew, let off steam with a tipple or two at our Bar, located within the Observation Car. The Britannic Explorer’s Bar is a stylish hangout furnished with ochre banquettes, amber glassware and soft glowing lights. Chicly-clad mixologists will – inspired by Victorian apothecaries – take bottles of botanicals and transform them into intriguing herbal teas, bespoke cocktails and soft drinks.

The Wellness Suite aboard the Britannic Explorer offers an opportunity for restoration and rejuvenation. Aboard the Britannic Explorer, wellness is an art form that leaves you revived and ready for vivacious days and restful nights. The onboard wellness experiences are complemented with off-board wellness experiences that allows nature to renew your spirit.

In addition to the luxurious accommodations and gourmet dining, the Britannic Explorer also offers a range of activities and excursions for passengers to enjoy. These include guided tours of historic sites, scenic train journeys, and opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling. You can enjoy the UK’s wild landscapes or visit the Snowdonia National Park or explore the jaw-dropping Lingholm Estate—a Grade II listed Victorian mansion in the picturesque Lake district.

The Britannic Explorer is more than just a train, it is a luxurious and immersive experience for all history buffs, nature lovers, or simply for all travellers looking for a unique and unforgettable travel experience.

Note~ The Britannic Explorer, A Belmond Train, the first  luxury sleeper train in England and Wales is debuting in July 2025. The Cornwall and Lake District routes run from Friday to Monday, while the Wales route runs from Monday to Thursday. Luxury accommodation aboard the Britannic Explorer starts from £11,000.

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Inspired by the golden age of the Orient Express, the OE Corinthian invites travellers to hop on a journey of a lifetime!

The Orient Express is a beacon of luxury when we talk about train travel across the globe. The iconic train with a glamorous 20th-century atmosphere is now being brought to the world of cruising to sail across the horizons. Yes, 140 years after the launch of its first luxury trains, the legendary Orient Express has now unveiled the world’s largest sailing yacht for Orient Express Sailing, the OE Corinthian. This colossal sailing yacht is a testament to the legacy of the Orient Express brand, set to redefine luxury travel on the high seas including Mediterranean, Adriatic, and Caribbean.

 Scheduled to debut in June 2026, the Orient Express Corinthian is one of the two ships that Orient Express will launch initially. Designed to navigate the Mediterranean, Adriatic, and Caribbean, on OE Corinthian guests will embark on serene voyages guided by the tranquil winds of nature. The new cruise ships are the result of a partnership between Accor, Chantiers de l’Atlantique and LVMH.

Designed by the renowned architect Maxime d’Angeac, the Corinthian embodies the spirit of the golden age of ocean liners. Its sleek silhouette is a sight to behold. The yacht’s interiors are a masterpiece of Art Deco charm with lavishly appointed suites, opulent lounges, and fine dining establishments. Every detail, from the handcrafted furniture to the exquisite artwork, exudes timeless opulence.

 At about 721 feet long, it is the world’s largest sailing yacht, capable of sailing at speeds up to 17 knots (about 20 miles per hour) purely using the wind.  Built with an eco-conscious mindset, the OE Corinthian reduces fuel consumption and its cutting-edge emissions reduction technologies ensure this yacht minimizes its environmental footprint while protecting marine life with a specialized marine mammal detection system.

 Onboard the Orient Express Corinthian, guests will find a total of 54 grand suites, each designed as premium sanctuaries keeping utmost privacy and comfort in mind. Of these, 48 suites are on mid decks while six grand suites are on the topmost deck of the ship. These suites offer breathtaking views of the ocean and are perfect to relax. Havens of peace, relaxation and contemplation, the suites offer passengers intimate surroundings in which to read, write, eat and drink, or simply chill out while admiring the view. All of the rooms are decorated with wood, leather and marble fashioned by exceptionally talented, meticulously selected craftsmen and women. 

And to satisfy all tastes, the yacht boasts five elegant restaurants adorned with warm and timeless decor, each with its own strong personality. Eight bars including a 1930s-style speakeasy, a 115-seat cabaret exuding a Parisian atmosphere with art deco overtones, a recording studio, a cinema and a spa round up the range of services available to passengers. The marina at the stern of the boat offers a prestigious setting, far from the madding crowd, to enjoy dinners and sea activities right at the water’s edge.

The Corinthian’s itineraries are meticulously crafted to offer guests a unique blend of exploration and relaxation. From the sun-drenched shores of the Mediterranean to the exotic islands of the Caribbean, each voyage is filled with joy. For total relaxation, the 16.60 m long swimming pool on deck 6 provides a perfect opportunity for swimmers to keep in shape. Guests can also indulge in a variety of activities, including snorkeling, diving, and exploring historic sites.

The Orient Express Corinthian is more than just a yacht, it’s a symbol of a new era of luxury travel. By combining the grandeur of the past with the innovation of the future, the Orient Express Corinthian offers an unparalleled and unforgettable experience for discerning maritime travellers around iconic moorings and stopovers.

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In recent years, the off-the-beaten-path travel trend has seen a major boost as travellers seek out lesser-known destinations. And, it’s no surprise that in 2025 the trend will only garner more popularity, considering overtourism at most ‘it’ spots. This shift away from the beaten path has raised love for hidden gems that offer unique experiences, authentic cultures, and stunning natural beauty, all without the crowds. These under-the-radar destinations satiate travellers’ desire for personalized and authentic travel experiences. They often provide a more immersive cultural experience, allowing visitors to connect with local communities and traditions. Furthermore, they offer stunning natural landscapes, pristine beaches, and unique historical sites. By seeking out these hidden gems, travelers can discover new cultures, create unforgettable memories. So, join us as we take you on a short trip to some of the most offbeatt places across the world for you to visit in the coming year.

Abu Ghasoun, Egypt

Abu Ghosoun is the oldest village in the Marsa Alam region which is set within the stunning Wadi El Gemal Reserve on the Red Sea coast. It offers an extraordinary blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Known for its rugged mountainous terrain, lush medicinal plants, and rich wildlife, Abu Ghosoun captivates visitors with both breathtaking safari adventures and crystal-clear diving spots.

Andermatt, Switzerland

The Andermatt is a Holiday Region that lies in the heart of the Swiss Alps and is surrounded by natural landmarks. Blessed with a great variety of alpine flora and wildlife, mountain lakes, brooks, springs, and Andermatt also boast untouched mountainous area. With eight surrounding Alpine passes, this diverse region is an ideal place in winter and summer for nature, sport and culture lovers in search of unforgettable moments in a mountainous setting.

Cantavieja, Spain 

 A town full of history, customs, and monuments, Cantavieja is one stop in Spain worth visiting for crowd-less enjoyment. In the central town lies one of the most beautiful. church in Aragon, the Church of the Assumption showcasing the Baroque style from the eighteenth century, the Church of San Miguel, from the fifteenth century Gothic era and the manor houses or La Nevera. As you traverse across the town, you can find species such as the ibex, the roe deer, the wild boar or the foxes and a rich population of griffon vultures, Egyptian vultures.

El Fuerte, Mexico

Appointed as a Pueblo Mágico “Magic Village”, El Fuerte is a village located along the Chepe express route in Mexico. El Fuerte is referred to as the main colonial town of western Mexico which promotes farmer’s and artisan’s tourism products.   Additionally, El Fuerte is renowned for their unique celebration of Holy Week across seven indigenous ceremonial centers.

Ericeira, Portugal

Situated on the western coast of Portugal within the Mafra municipality, Ericeira is a haven for surfers. Ericeira is one such place in Portugal which retains its roots as a traditional Portuguese fishing village, tracing its history back to the 12th century. The village’s beaches are renowned for their surfing conditions, considered among the best in Europe. It also boasts a rich cultural and natural heritage, including landmarks like the Church of Misericórdia, Church of Saint Peter, and the Ericeira World Surf Reserve Interpretation Center. 

Caleta Tortel, Chile

Sandwiched between the Northern and Southern Ice Fields within Chile’s XI region, Caleta Tortel is a historic timber port that upholds its cherished traditions. The town stands out with its charming boardwalks and quaint structures predominantly constructed from Guaitecas Cypress wood. Visitors can explore the winding branches of the Baker River on guided rowboat excursions  or witness demonstrations of traditional Guaitecas Cypress raft construction, an art deeply ingrained in the local culture. The town also provides hands-on experience in beekeeping.

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The Holiday season brings ample getaway opportunities for all the avid travellers. This festive season, Los Angeles is offering an array of festive events to capture the magical essence of the season. From parades and light displays to exciting performances and family-friendly activities, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. This year, the city’s diverse lineup of events promises joy and excitement for all. So, join us and take a look at the top things to do in Los Angeles to embrace the holiday spirit and make lasting memories in the City of Angels.

Enchanted Forest of Light at Descanso Gardens

By day, the Descanso blossoms at the Enchanted Forest of Light is a sunlit landscape with a welcoming and cheerful energy. By night, the gardens are transformed into an entirely different realm of magic, mystery, and incandescence.The inventive installations at the garden turns it into whimsical, dramatic, and sublime botanical artscape perfect for a day out. 

Rodeo Drive Holiday Lighting Celebration

The street comes alive with musical guests, candy cane street sweepers, nutcracker stilts, roller skating performers, and more festive surprises before culminating with the illumination of Rodeo Drive, the arrival of Santa Claus, and fireworks. The decorations will be up throughout the holidays, so you can cruise through Rodeo Drive and bask in the magic all season long.

Holiday Market at Westfield Century City

The Westfield Century City Mall Holiday Market is the perfect place to get holiday gifts for everyone on your list while experiencing a winter wonderland reminiscent of a European Christmas market.

Holidays at Universal Studios Hollywood

Join the celebration of Christmas in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter throughout Hogsmeade, see the spectacular tree at Universal City Walk Hollywood, enjoy the Who-tacular festivities with the Grinch and Max during Grinchma and top off the fun in the new SUPER NINTENDO WORLD. 

 Holiday Ice Rink at Pershing Square

Back for a season of outdoor ice skating in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, the Holiday Ice Rink at Pershing Square is the hottest place to chill during the holidays. An enchanting holiday activity, ice skating in downtown LA is for everyone, from first-time gliders to experienced skaters. 

Christmas at the Grove

The Grove is a popular destination for Christmas activities in Los Angeles, with a variety of festive events and experiences for visitors of all ages. There you can visit Santa’s Cottage, the enchanting Christmas Tree, and so much more!

 Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood Holidays Made Here

Holidays Made Here returns to the Warner Brothers Studio Tour. This holiday season, the tour will once again transform the iconic Midwest Street backlot into the beloved town of Stars Hollow, Connecticut from Gilmore Girls, festively decorated for the holidays. The holiday event will also feature engaging activities, including Gilmore Girls trivia, costume contests, cookie decorating, and exhibits showcasing authentic costumes and props from the series.

Universal Studios Hollywood EVE

Be part of Hollywood’s biggest New Year’s EVE celebration at Universal Studios Hollywood’s EVE event where you can party the night away! Have fun and celebrate with multiple party areas featuring music, dancing, photo ops and a midnight countdown celebration with fireworks. Make it a New Year you’ll never forget!

Holidays on The Hill

Experience the magic of the season at Holidays on the Hill, the ultimate holiday event in Los Angeles. Set atop the views of the Hollywood Hills, our celebration features a festive holiday ice skating rink, Santa’s Workshop, the Jingle Bell Tavern pop-up bar, and an all-you-can-eat seafood buffet.

LA Zoo Lights: Animals Aglow

Explore an immersive landscape filled with dazzling new lantern sculptures of animals among blooming flowers, towering trees, glowing rivers, and more for a nature-focused holiday celebration that’s as inspiring as it is breathtaking. This years’ experience features all-new wonders, including a magical Holiday Forest with majestic pine trees and snow-loving animals, spectacular holiday photo spots, and the return of Santa himself.

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For travellers seeking cultural exposure during their trips, art museums are one of must-visit spots on their checklist. With pictures, art installations, and graphics, these museums can easily act as a cultural guide for all aficionados. Switzerland art museums, scattered across the country, serve as cultural sanctuaries for all travellers, inviting them to delve into the world of art and history. The Swiss art museums house a diverse collection of artworks, spanning centuries and styles. At such museums, visitors can walk through time and explore the evolution through artistic pieces. Beyond the artworks themselves, Swiss art museums often host temporary exhibitions, workshops, and educational programs for visitors to engage with art on a deeper level. So, as you hop on your next trip to the playground of Europe, map these 5 Swiss art museums that are worthy pitstops for all the culturally curious!

Zentrum Paul Klee, Bern 

The Zentrum Paul Klee Center in Bern celebrates the life and work of one of Switzerland’s most iconic artists. It features the world’s largest collection of works by Paul Klee, exhibitions on important contemporary and modern artists, master concerts, readings and more. Visitors can immerse themselves  in the life and work of the artist in the permanent exhibition ‘Kosmos Klee: The Collection’. 80 rotating chronologically organised works, biographical photos and films, as well as archive material are also available for guests to watch.

MASI Lugano

The Museo d’arte della Svizzera italiana (MASI) is a prominent art museum in Lugano, Switzerland boasting a permanent collection of some 14,000 artworks. It houses a significant collection of 20th-century and contemporary art, showcasing works by both Swiss and international artists. The museum’s diverse exhibitions explore a range of artistic styles and movements with primary focus on local art. Its unique Swiss address at an artistic crossroads between the north and south of the Alps makes it one of the most scenic places to see. 

Kunsthaus Zürich

Kunsthaus Zürich is one of Switzerland’s largest art museums, boasting a vast collection that spans centuries. It houses a diverse range of artworks, including paintings, sculptures, and installations. The museum’s impressive collection features works by renowned artists such as Picasso, Van Gogh, and Munch, as well as significant Swiss artists. The museum’s highlights include paintings and rare sculptures by Cy Twombly. Video installations and photographs by Fischli/Weiss, Pipilotti Rist are also showcased in the premises. 

Fondation Beyeler, Basel

The Fondation Beyeler is a renowned art museum located in Riehen, near Basel, Switzerland. Set within a park, with sculptures installed on a carpet of grass, the Fondation Beyeler campus has 250 modern and contemporary masterpieces from the 400-strong Hildy and Ernst Beyeler. It also features a world-class collection of modern and contemporary art, including works by masters like Cézanne, Monet, Picasso, and Giacometti. 

Museum Rietberg, Zurich

The Museum Rietberg in Zurich is Switzerland’s only space dedicated to non-European art. It houses a vast collection of artworks from Asia, Africa, America, and Oceania, offering visitors a chance to explore diverse cultures and artistic traditions. The museum’s exhibitions delve into the history, mythology, and spirituality of these varied cultures. There are 32,600 objects and 49,000 photographs in the Rietberg’s collections in public display.

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 Whether you prepare to touch the skies or hit the roads, luggage bags are an essential part of your journey. Being a seasoned traveller, you should know that the best luggage comprises both utility and style. By all means, luggage by renowned luxury brands are considered epitome of travel luxury and the ‘it’ carry-ons for all discerning travellers. Crafted with detail and using the finest materials, these bags offer an unparalleled blend of style, functionality, and durability. Meanwhile, the classic silhouettes and sophisticated colour palettes ensure these bags remain stylish for years to come. While ultra-luxe luggage may come with a significant price tag, they offer a superior travel experience, making every journey a memorable one. So, when we say best luggage for long-haul or short-haul carry-ons, it’s the premium ones in all its glory! Check out some of the best luggage bags to take your style a notch up for all your future adventures.

Rimowa Classic Check-In Twist 

Renowned for its iconic aluminium and polycarbonate suitcases, Rimowa offers a range of ultra-luxurious options with innovative features and sleek designs. They are great for investment and a yes to mention that it would totally compliment your airport fit! The Rimowa’s Check-In Twist features the heritage design complimented with eye-catching colour-matched details such as leather handles, locks and seal. Replete with a matching leather luggage tag, the bag is spacious enough to provide room for 10 days of travel.

Louis Vuitton Horizon 70

This iconic fashion house offers a range of luxurious luggage options for years now, which combines functionality with chic style. Their Horizon 70 is a rolling luggage for the 21st century traveller made in collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Marc Newson. It features LV’s iconic monogrammed canvas with an Aluminum wide trolley system and comes in  black.

Globe Trotter Centenary

Globe Trotter is a British brand which specialises in its iconic handcrafted leather and vulcanised fibre luggage. Sporting a vintage exterior, their luggage bags are paired with contemporary functionality. Their Centenary large check-in luggage can be your companion on your long-hauls. The signature silhouette and handmade leather straps, corners and handle are paired to make head turns wherever you take it.

Tumi 19 Degree Aluminium Case

 Tumi is a well-known brand which provides ultra-luxe and  luggage ranges. The suitcases are made with premium materials, advanced organisation systems, and stylish designs. With the indestructible look and feel, Tumi luggage bags are one of the most preferred for long term travels. Its 19 Degree Aluminium Extended Trip Case in blush pink is made from aircraft-grade aluminium which is light and extremely sturdy at the same time.

Mont Blanc MY4810 Trolley

Crafted from premium materials like leather and polycarbonate, the Mont Blanc Trolleys are both durable and extremely functionable. They often feature sleek designs, multiple compartments  for organisation and smooth-rolling wheels for transfer ease. The Mont blanc’s MY4810 trolley line is well equipped to become your personal travel companion. A large-sized suitcase in light polycarbonate with leather trim which is user-friendly, it has four wheels, a multi-length bar and a smart organisation with several compartments.

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As winters are approaching and snow has started filling the hills, you know it’s time to plan a ski trip. Skiing offers a thrill-filled escape into the winter wonderland, where majestic snow-capped mountains and stunning terrains leave you in awe. Gliding down powdery slopes, feeling the crisp mountain air against your face, and the adrenaline pumping through your veins adds to the magic of the experience. Also, after a day out in the snow, you can relax in a hot spring, indulge in delicious local cuisine, or simply enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the mountains. To experience all this and much more, there are many ski resorts sprinkled across the globe. From cosy après-ski lodges to family run ski towns, there’s plenty to explore beyond the slopes. But, there’s nothing quite like the world’s top ski hotel—Badrutt’s Palace in St. Moritz. Synonymous to a heady mix of skiing, cocktailing and people-watching, the exquisite hotel wrapped in all things luxury. 

Towering over Switzerland’s Engadin valley, The Badrutt’s Palace is bestowed with the alpine glitz and charm. This fairy-tale-turret was opened by Caspar Badrutt in 1896. For your St Moritz winter adventure, the palace is a picture-perfect stay, thanks to the snowy surroundings, beautiful frozen lakes and spirited social scene.Boasting a blend of old- and new-world opulence, the hotel’s common areas and 157 airy guest rooms and suites are ideal for a comfortable stay. The hotel’s wood-panelled and Alps-facing lobby Le Grand Hall – the living room of St Moritz – is just epic.

Badrutt’s culinary excellence is well served with their on-site restaurants. Indulge in signature Japanese-Peruvian cuisine at Matsuhisa, bistro classics at British chef Jason Atherton’s dine and dance concept King’s Social House  to a casual dinner at the Pizzeria Heuboden: the culinary team at Badrutt’s Palace celebrates your favourite classics with an eye most decidedly on what’s happening locally and globally. With a dress code,visit the Renaissance Bar for expert pours and live music, accommodating all tastes and preferences.

For those seeking, the ultimate holistic experience, the Palace Wellness and spa centre will revitalise your senses, restore your energy and definitely enhance your well-being. It also boasts an indoor infinity swimming pool, extensive fitness facilities and full massage and beauty services. The wellness centre offers a comprehensive range of massages and beauty treatments. You can choose from Ayurvedic inspired massage therapies and facials to ultimate body treatments and nail care services.

Badrutt’s Palace is more than iconic glamour. Its calendar of seasonal events is filled with exciting outdoor adventures. From skiing and ice skating to visiting the fascinating Segantini museum, the Badrutt’s Palace Hotel is the perfect base for your alpine adventure. The hotel has its own natural ice rink, there’s also a large heated outdoor pool, saunas throughout the resort and designer shopping galore. Just contact the hotel concierge, they can arrange you a romantic horse-drawn carriage ride around the lake or get you hooked on winter’s wildest sport—Skijöring.

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Jet travel is not a new concept, but have you ever heard of a Private Jet Villa? Yes, the Private Jet Villa is the world’s first luxuriously appointed Boeing 737 villa conversion overlooking Nyang Nyang Beach in Uluwatu, Bali. In the year 2021, Felix Demin bought the rights of this abandoned Boeing and converted it into the masterpiece it is today. He turned the jet into one of the most luxurious and Instagram-worthy stay in Bali for you all to book.

The aircraft villa boasts a spacious and stylish living space, complete with all the amenities you would expect from a high-end luxury villa. The interior design is a mix of contemporary and industrial elements, with sleek lines, metallic accents, and large windows that offer breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The Private jet villa’s window provides ample natural light and stunning water views. The one wing of the aircraft serves as an entrance to the villa while the other is transformed into a patio to chill out.

It has a range of luxurious features, including a private infinity pool, a fully equipped kitchen, a spacious living area, and two bedrooms. The jet suites have private ensuites, sumptuous linen, surround sound and all the luxury amenities. The adults only can accommodate a maximum of 4 guests in its two sumptuous suites. All this, and the fun doesn’t stop here! One of the bedrooms of the villa is set near the cockpit area with its own private jacuzzi. You can make use of the sun terrace or the outdoor fireplace, or enjoy views of the sea and garden. At this villa complex, all units are equipped with a desk and WiFi for little work during the vacation.

For the meals, an à la carte and continental breakfast options with warm dishes and fruits are available every morning at the villa. Also, you can request dinner of your choice which will be prepared by the villa’s team of private chefs. The villa also has a bar on-site. The villa’s staff is dedicated to providing exceptional service, ensuring that guests have everything they need for a truly relaxing and unforgettable stay. A car rental service is available at Private Jet Villa Uluwatu so that you can explore nearby attractions such as the Uluwatu Temple, a sacred Hindu temple perched on a cliff top overlooking the Indian Ocean, Suluban Beach.

Take a note, the cost of staying at the Private Jet Villa varies depending on the season and the specific room or villa you choose. You can book the Private Jet Villa for approximately $2,000 per night, but depending upon dates, the price can rise to as much as $6,500. The Private Jet Villa also features a helipad to allow guests to be transported from Denpasar International Airport (DPS) to the villa by helicopter.

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More than 30 years after her first Spooky soiree, Delia Deetz is back again at her Deetz residence and hosting again! Thanks to Airbnb, the Deetz residence, a macabre masterpiece immortalized in the cult classic film Beetlejuice, has been brought to life. The site is offering fans a unique opportunity to step into the world of the eccentric Deetz family. This immersive experience, available for a limited time will allow visitors to explore the iconic home, adorned with its signature gothic decor and eerie ambiance.

The Deetz residence Airbnb experience is not just a visit to a movie set, it’s a chance to step into a world of imagination and wonder. It’s a place where the boundaries are blurred, and where the unexpected lurks around every corner. For fans of Beetlejuice and those who appreciate the macabre, this is an opportunity too good to miss.

Created for Airbnb experience, the Deetz residence is a replica of the film set. Every detail, from the towering gargoyles to the haunting artwork, has been carefully crafted to capture the essence of the original. Upon entering, guests are immediately transported to a world of darkness and whimsy, where the line between the living and the dead blurs. The home is filled with hidden surprises, including the Maitlands’ model town, a miniature replica of the town they once inhabited. Guests can wander through the eerie hallways, marveling at the gothic furnishings and the macabre artwork that adorns the walls. 

Upon your arrival, Delia’s (after)lifelong assistant will usher you inside. However, it’s important to note that the Deetz residence Airbnb experience is not for the faint of heart. Don’t get surprised if during your stay, some really strange things happen. You may even find yourself in The Afterlife. Follow the glowing green light into the Waiting Room with the rest of the recently deceased. One of the highlights of the experience is the opportunity to attend a ghostly art class, where guests can unleash their creativity and channel their inner artist. Led by a mysterious instructor, participants will learn the art of macabre expression, creating their own haunting masterpieces.

After your otherworldly escapades, Delia’s assistant will shoo you from the house before it gets too late. Due to some recent, “spiritual difficulties,” it’s best if you don’t stay overnight. But, don’t you worry, you’ll be spending the night at a lovely Airbnb nearby.

So, all ghost hunters, art enthusiasts, and lifelong fans note this, you can request to book the stay till November 4 and the visiting dates are between 26 and 27 November. There are 10 three-hour experiences for up to six guests on offer. It’s free to apply, with fans instead given a chance to explain why they should be the ones to bag the trip. Guests who book Haunt the Beetlejuice House also receive a one-night stay at an Airbnb listing in neighboring Princeton, New Jersey at no additional cost. Guests are responsible for their own travel to and from Princeton, New Jersey. 

As the sequel to the 1984 classic comedy-horror Beetlejuice is now showing in cinemas, it’s a one-in-a-lifetime chance for hard fans to have an immersive experience of the Deetz manor for a lasting impression.

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Diwali, the Festival of Lights is one of India’s most popular festivals, celebrated with much frevour and joy across the nation. But the festival’s cultural significance is not limited to India and has echoed with the world. These days, the festival of lights is celebrated with great enthusiasm in several other countries globally. These countries, with their diverse populations and rich cultural tapestry, have embraced Diwali as an integral part of their celebrations, making it a truly international festival with a touch of local traditions! For those who want to celebrate this Diwali a little differently, it’s a perfect opportunity to take a trip to these countries and soak in all the festive fun. Join us, as we explore countries outside India where Diwali is celebrated with much enthusiasm and exuberance.

Singapore

This multicultural country celebrates Diwali as a public holiday. The Indian community residing in the nation organises various cultural events, including dance performances, music concerts, and food festivals. The Little India district in Singapore is transformed into a hub of activity during Diwali, with colourful decorations, festive lights, and bustling markets.

Malaysia

Malaysia has a huge Hindu population who celebrates Diwali aka Deepavali with great spirit. The festival is a public holiday there and during the festival people decorate their homes with lights and rangolis. The streets of Kuala Lumpur and other Malaysian cities are filled with the sounds of firecrackers and the aroma of delicious food. The Hindu temples in Malaysia are beautifully decorated, and special prayers are offered to seek blessings for prosperity and happiness.

Mauritius

For the Indo-Mauritian community of the island, Diwali is one of the greatest celebrations. Declared as a public holiday, on Diwali the entire country is adorned with lights and decorations. People gather to exchange greetings, share sweets, and participate in cultural events. The festive atmosphere of this island makes Diwali a truly memorable occasion in a tropical paradise.

Nepal

In Nepal, the festival of lights is known as Tihar. It is a five-day festival with a unique blend of Hindu and Buddhist traditions. The festival is dedicated to the worship of various deities, including Yama (the god of death), Lakshmi (the goddess of wealth), and Kali (the goddess of power). The streets of Kathmandu and other Nepalese cities are illuminated with colourful lights, and people exchange gifts and sweets.

Fiji

Diwali in Fiji is a time for family gatherings, cultural performances, and the exchange of gifts. The festival is celebrated with great pomp and show, with people decorating their homes with colourful lights and rangolis. The streets of Suva and other Fijian cities are filled with the sounds of firecrackers and the aroma of traditional sweets.

Sri Lanka

Our neighbouring country with a significant Hindu population, particularly among the Tamil community, celebrates Diwali with great fervour. The festival is marked by the lighting of lamps, the exchange of gifts, and the performance of traditional dances and music. The Hindu temples in Sri Lanka are beautifully decorated, and special prayers are offered.

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