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The European ghost villages being reimagined as enchanting hotels (opens the original)
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The Tuscan resort of Castelfalfi is at maximum capacity for its annual Spring Festival in late March – quite literally; it’s a sell-out. In December, 30,000 people came for its Christmas market, so management made the smart decision to ticket this weekend event, while keeping it free for locals. Even so, it still seems like every family in the Pisa-Siena-Florence triangle is making an appearance at some point over the two-day program, if the line of parked cars lining every access road to the hi
A floating French resort: On board one of the world’s largest sailing yachts (opens the original)
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With Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection, Four Seasons, Aman and Orient Express trailblazing a new category of cruising – the hotel superyacht – there is a hospitality brand that pioneered the small-ship, resort-at-sea experience more than 35 years ago: Club Med. Today the 187-metre-long vessel is part of the French all-inclusive champion’s Exclusive Collection, its top-tier selection of resorts, chalets and experiences. With five masts and 2500-square-metre sails launched at the push of a button, Clu
Chrissie McClatchie | WAtoday (opens the original)
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It’s not only an engineering marvel, but also a delightfully fun ship. I’ve been visiting for 16 years, and it lifts my mood whenever I return – which is as often as I can. I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve flown it in the past 20 years, saving thousands as a result. I’ll have no hesitation in doing so again. Many stereotypes about French people are true: they can be rude, are proud, and strike at the drop of a hat. But they also have another important quality. Those few that do set fo
Chrissie McClatchie | WAtoday (opens the original)
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It’s not only an engineering marvel, but also a delightfully fun ship. I’ve been visiting for 16 years, and it lifts my mood whenever I return – which is as often as I can. I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve flown it in the past 20 years, saving thousands as a result. I’ll have no hesitation in doing so again. Many stereotypes about French people are true: they can be rude, are proud, and strike at the drop of a hat. But they also have another important quality. Those few that do set fo
Chrissie McClatchie | The Age (opens the original)
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It’s not only an engineering marvel, but also a delightfully fun ship. I’ve been visiting for 16 years, and it lifts my mood whenever I return – which is as often as I can. I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve flown it in the past 20 years, saving thousands as a result. I’ll have no hesitation in doing so again. Many stereotypes about French people are true: they can be rude, are proud, and strike at the drop of a hat. But they also have another important quality. Those few that do set fo
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