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The newest Orient-Express property is due to open in Southern Peru on April 15th, 2008: Located in the heart of the Colca Canyon, one of the deepest canyons in the world, Las Casitas Del Colca is a haven of peace … Continue reading →

Since opening its doors in 1899, the Mount Nelson Hotel has borne witness to two world wars and facilitated strategic tactic talks for South Africa’s famous Anglo Boer War.  For it was here, in the heart of Cape Town, that … Continue reading →

Casa de Sierra Nevada, an Orient-Express hotel in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, announces the opening of Andanza, its fine dining restaurant, on September 22nd. The Spanish word Andanza translates as “an adventuresome and serendipitous walk,” which will be reflected … Continue reading →

James Fund research successes have attracted the attentions of discerning donors in New York City, resulting in their generous support of ongoing James Fund projects. We are delighted to be working with our friends at Solving Kids’ Cancer, created in … Continue reading →

Time is drawing near for complete luxury and indulgence to descend upon the Mother City in the form of the Mount Nelson Hotel’s new R18 million luxurious Librisa Spa, which opens in December 2007.  Set in the lush gardens of … Continue reading →

Korea’s largest newspaper, The Chosun Ilbo (in English), has a beautifully-illustrated story on the use of eye-catching architecture as brand symbols.  Their examples include the Galleria department store, the Ferrari showroom, and Hyundai headquarters in Seoul and the Mikimoto and Prada stores in Tokyo.

What’s your pick for Best Picture of the Year?  If you know I call the Beach Cities home, you can guess mine.