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City of rhythm, land of ice – exploring Buenos Aires and the glacial wonders of El Calafate

The Luxury Channel | 31 Oct 2025

Go to Buenos Aires for its faded Paris-style chic, cobblestone streets, wide boulevards and endless architectural surprises. Its excellent restaurants, vinotecas (selling the country’s fine wines) and retro cafés. Also, for its countless ice-cream shops (the local obsession), bookstores everywhere plus welcoming, passionate people. And for its Latin American buzz, multiple flavours from waves of immigration, and its liberal vibe.


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Instead of hitting the therapist’s couch, we hit the road

YOU Magazine | 25 Sep 2025

My life is currently as challenging as a long-haul budget flight full of stag-party revellers, hope mislaid like lost luggage. The reason? My marriage is over after nearly three decades. But I can’t move on because Mr Almost-Ex and I are stuck – emotionally jet-lagged – in life’s transit lounge, still under the same roof nearly two years after agreeing to divorce. Our house isn’t selling and neither of us wants to move out. What better time for some ‘wanderhealing?


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How to spend a weekend in St Andrews

Country & Town House | 9 Oct 2024

St Andrews, Fife, packs a punch with its history, scenic beauty, fresh seafood and student hijinks. It’s the home of golf, the English-speaking world’s third oldest university, a former ecclesiastical capital and once a pull for pilgrims visiting St Andrew’s relics. Go there too for Old Course Hotel, a 5-star luxury establishment that’s a magnet for golfers


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For winning views of the golf, St Andrews’ Road Hole Restaurant at The Old Course Hotel is hard to beat

The Luxury Channel | 26 Sep 2024

If you want to dine looking over one of the most famous golf courses in the world and, beyond that, to the wide-open skies and blue-grey of the sea, this ticks the boxes. It’s the Road Hole restaurant in St Andrews, the home of golf and of Scotland’s oldest university, overlooking the undulating green of The Old Course golf course (the oldest in the world).  It’s also bordering the North Sea, the Fife coastline and the golden sands on which they filmed Chariots of Fire, and found on the fourth floor of the five-star Old Course Hotel.


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‘It Stays With You After The Curtain Goes Down’: Long Day’s Journey Into Night Review

Country & Town House | 8 Apr 2024

The challenges of memory, the stranglehold of the past, addiction, alcoholism, loneliness, regret, nostalgia, resignation, denial, blame, guilt, lies and illusion, love and forgiveness. They’re all here in the 1941 autobiographical masterpiece, Long Day’s Journey Into Night – a frequent contender for best American play, and one which won O’Neill a posthumous Pulitzer prize. It’s cathartic and multi-layered, but also funny. And terribly sad.


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