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Equinox has opened the doors of its second hotel worldwide, and its first beyond the United States, at AMAALA on Saudi Arabia's Red Sea coast. Designed by Foster + Partners with interiors by Rockwell Group, the property holds 128 rooms and suites, 21 branded residences and the largest fitness facility at the destination. Sleep, training and recovery are handled as connected disciplines here, from circadian lighting calibrated to the body clock through to a 1,602 sqm spa built around cryotherapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy and contrast temperature work
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Six days on a private peninsula in eastern Crete, built around one of the most talked-about ideas in modern health science. Minos Palace Resort has announced The Gut-Brain Reset, running from 6th to 11th November 2026 at its Nao Longevity Hub, where prognostic assessments, hydrotherapy, breathwork and Cretan foraging sit alongside lectures from Nao's Scientific Board. Fermentation labs, a guest chef's dinner and a Mediterranean anti-inflammatory table complete a programme designed around the traffic between the digestive system and the mind
Ferrari has pulled the covers off the CZ26 at Monterey, a one-off built for a single client in the United States and drawn by the Ferrari Design Studio under Flavio Manzoni. Underneath sits the SF90 Stradale, which means 1000 cv, 2.5 seconds to 100 km/h and 328 km/h flat out. On top sits a body nobody else will ever own, painted in liquid silver, with 3D-printed seat inserts and a tail cut off flat at the back. Two years of work, one car, no repeats
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Milan's most sought-after seafood house has chosen Whitehall for its British debut. Langosteria's first UK opening takes residence at Raffles London at The OWO, bringing nine restaurants' worth of Italian pedigree with it. Seafood arrives from Italy, Spain, France and Scotland, chosen purely on quality, and the menu pairs the group's signature plates with a handful written for London alone
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Ten days of open ocean, 2,400 square metres of sail and a yacht widely held to be among the most beautiful ever built. Jumeirah's newest Jumeirah Privé experience sends The Maltese Falcon from Gran Canaria to Antigua this December, opening up a passage the 88-metre superyacht has made twice a year since 2006 and never once with guests aboard. One private group takes the whole vessel, along with the kitchens, wellness team and service that have made the brand's name, on a crossing built entirely around the pleasure of being at sea