Anniversaries at Ba Na Hills and Montgomerie Links underline a maturing golf destination. As Vietnam continues to feature in international business headlines for sustained economic momentum, a parallel shift is evident on the fairways. Central Vietnam is increasingly recognised not as a novelty, but as a reliable, infrastructure-backed golf destination attracting long-haul markets including Australia and New Zealand.

As the luxury market pivots toward Regenerative Excellence, a new name is appearing on the mood boards of the world’s most powerful creative directors. That name isn’t a designer; it’s Oshadi.

Fusion Announces the Opening of Grand Royal Riverside Hue: Set on the southern bank of the Huong River, adjacent to the iconic Truong Tien Bridge, Grand Royal Riverside, opens to guests on March 14, boasts a prime riverside location within the UNESCO?recognized heritage landscape of Vietnam’s former imperial capital.

We are moving away from the idea that airports are just for travel. By looking at world-class hubs like Zurich and Singapore, we see a new trend: creating a “Public Gateway” where anyone can shop, dine, and work without ever needing a plane ticket.

Dubai’s hospitality story has always been told in terms of scale; new hotels, new brands, new skylines rising from reclaimed land. Yet the most consequential development of the next decade may not be a hotel at all. It is infrastructure. And it is quietly repricing everything.

As we celebrate the Art de Vivre à la française in New Delhi this month, we aren’t just looking at French design; we are witnessing a 400-year-old dialogue reach its creative zenith. From the 17th-century palaces of Versailles to the 2026 runways of Paris, the bond between India and France is the world’s most enduring luxury alliance.