Celebrity Life

  APRIL – MAY 2016 Collectors, critics and art lovers convene at the China World Trade Center for this annual fair, known as Contemporary Beijing for short. Admire world-class pieces from top Asian, European and American galleries. Apply for a VIP pass to attend exclusive preview exhibitions. 4006-996-076 artfair_beijing@aliyun.com www.artbeijing.net China National Agriculture Exhibition Center,... View Article

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 Roar Africa, a high-end travel company specializing in South Africa, is launching a special 10-day program that will be co-hosted by its principal Deborah Calmeyer and top chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten. Calmeyer calls the trip a “sensory extravaganza that will set your heart, soul and taste buds alight…offering food and wine aficionados the chance to accompany... View Article

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  JUNE 28, 2015 Every summer, the prestigious Berlin Philharmonic performs an open air concert at the Waldbühne, a unique forest amphitheatre on the outskirts of the city. Translating as the ‘forest stage’, the Waldbühne was modelled on the ancient Greek Theater of Epidaurus (3rd Century BC) and is one of Europe’s biggest and most... View Article

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Air Berlin like many of the world’s airlines has an interesting history and perhaps a complicated future.   When life started in 1978 it was originally an American registered company taking advantage of Post World War II restrictions that limited West Berlin flights to airlines registered in the United Kingdom, France or the U.S.   Its... View Article

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Top cabin: Luxury Suite Key selling points: These elegantly designed suites, decorated with rich chestnut wood finishes, feature Italian marble bathrooms with gold-plated fixtures (plus a choice of a standup shower or full bathtub). The ultimate in comfortable luxury, these suites transform from a spacious lounge into an inviting sleeping space. Enjoy watching the beautiful... View Article

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Top cabin: Royal Suite Key selling points: Comprising half a carriage, the stately Royal Suite is outfitted with gorgeous wood paneling, period Edwardian pieces—such as wingback armchairs in the lounge—and rich textiles and fabrics. The large bathroom boasts a standup shower and a Victorian claw-foot tub with a view of the ever-changing panoramas through large... View Article

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Presidential Suite Key selling points: This stunning, two-story glass dome of a suite has a rooftop terrace, a spiral staircase leading up to a loft bedroom, and a bathroom with a bubbling jet pool. Make use of the executive boardroom if you’re in town on business, then to unwind, have the vast living room converted... View Article

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The Rama Suite Key selling points: In Thailand, kings are called rama, an apt name for this tranquil, wood-filled suite featuring Thai furnishings and works of art, a 1,765-square-foot garden, two Jacuzzis (inside and out), and a sprawling living room. Standout service: When a guest lost her passport, staff accompanied her to the Chinese embassy... View Article

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Presidential Suite Key selling points: Located on floor 32, this immense retreat boasts a full kitchen, dining room, tricked-out media room, and sizable work station, plus a spacious spa-style bath with his and her showers, steam shower, and Jacuzzi. Standout service: A bellman noticed that a guest had left belongings in the backseat of a... View Article

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Rajadamri Suite Key selling points: Decked in rich teakwood with Thai styled art and furnishings, this elite expanse has a living room that can accommodate up to 18, and a formal private dining room/boardroom for 12. Pops of lavender and yellow brighten the regal master bedroom. Standout service: When a US guest bought a puppy... View Article

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The Royal Oriental Suite Key selling points: Touting panoramic views of the Chao Phraya River, this two-bedroom suite also boasts fine artwork and soothing furnishings, two balconies, and 24-hour butler service. A living room with an adjoining sitting room and dining room means plenty of elbow room to relax, or entertain. Standout service: The hotel... View Article

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Hangover Suite Key selling points: Located on the 56th floor, this threebedroom, four-balcony suite is where the stars of Hangover Part II stayed during their break. With its premium liquor setup and staggering views, it’s the ideal party spot. Limo service, an on-call doctor, and private in-suite meals courtesy of top restaurant The Dome’s chef... View Article

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