The Travel Edit
Our way of traveling is changing, every day new destinations, new ways to explore them and with that new experiences.
Our instinct and destinations on the radar have also been updated for places with a different rhythm, less predictable landscapes and experiences that are increasingly local and authentic.
With this new perspective, nature has gained prominence, with a sense of discovery that the most obvious destinations don't offer.
After revisiting new ways to stay and explore already expected destinations, with train itineraries and one-of-a-kind experiences on small boats, our folder of upcoming destinations continues to grow, this time, keeping an eye on places that still escape the most obvious itinerary.
Lofoten Islands - North in Norway
In the far north of Norway, the Lofoten Islands seem to have been designed for those who seek nature.
Small fishing villages, red houses by the sea, mountains that rise from the fjords and beaches of white sand form the landscape of the archipelago.
Reine, Henningsvær, Nusfjord and Værøy are among the places that help understand the character of the region, still very connected to the sea and fishing in its most authentic form.
In summer, the experience gains another dimension. Between the end of May and mid-July, the sun practically doesn't disappear, creating the famous midnight sun, a continuous light that allows to start a hike in the evening and continue walking until dawn.
San Miguel de Allende - Mexico
In the interior of Mexico, San Miguel de Allende combines colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, art and a lively gastronomic scene without losing its Mexican essence.
In the center, the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel, with its pink facade illuminated at night, is the big postcard.
For staying, two addresses enter the radar: Rosewood San Miguel de Allende and Belmond House de Sierra Nevada.
Montenegro - Europa
For those who want European summer but prefer to avoid the most disputed destinations, Montenegro is a new bet on the radar.
Medieval cities, mountains and the Adriatic divide space in a country still relatively small and less obvious on the Mediterranean map.
The highlight is Sveti Stefan, an ancient fortified village from the 15th century transformed into a hotel island by Aman, one of the most exclusive addresses on the coast, with the unique hospitality that only Aman delivers.
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