The World Happiness Report regularly puts the Finns in pole position. Learn how they perfected the art of contentment.

White Desert welcomes fewer than 300 guests per eternal-­daylight season at two luxury camps made up of convivial bubble huts in Queen Maud Land, surrounded by majestic nunataks, or rocky outcrops.

The Vogue editor-approved, quintessential English weekender—rambling walks, bucolic settings and good pubs inclusive

Stealth wealth is the order of the day in the hotel’s ode to ‘rebellious luxury’ based on Japanese/Scandinavian trend with Irish inflections

RwandAir is celebrating the first anniversary of its direct flights from Paris to Kigali, providing improved connectivity between Africa and Europe

The tables were on wooden decking, overlooking the sea. Waiters hurried between tables, ferrying magnums of rosé and silver platters of oysters.

The airline is doubling down its route from Helsinki to Bodø, where the sun never sets in the summertime.

TAP Air Portugal has announced plans for a new route between Lisbon and the Brazilian coastal city of Florianópolis.

Oneworld recently launched its first European airport lounge shortly after its worldwide lounge debut in Seoul. So, what can you expect from a visit to the lounge?

Since welcoming its first foreign visitors in 1974, Bhutan has focused on sustainable tourism, prioritizing cultural preservation and environmental conservation.

Why Chicago, the US' third most populous city and the home of deep dish pizza, needs to be your next city break

If you're looking for a vacation guaranteed to bring you joy, book a trip to the happiest country in the world.

The Times reviews Masseria Pistola, the stunning new luxury property in Italy's Puglia region.

The opulence extends well beyond fixtures and furnishings. The food is impressive by any standards, and exceptional given the challenges and constraints of serving a large number of people at sea. But the real luxury is space. On a recent sailing from Athens to Istanbul, the ship felt roomy and relaxed, even with most cabins occupied.

A magical Hebridean sea safari and stay at one of Scotland's finest castle hotels

Fed up with mid-flight battles for the armrest? Aer Lingus introduces a new fare that guarantees the middle seat will be left EMPTY.

Off the beaten track city tours, immersion in local traditions, collaborations with artisans and musicians and intensive, guided visits to local markets will also be part of the visits.

The perks of being a member of this 15-airline alliance just got even better.

Chief Executive Pekka Vauramo interviewed on the future of Finnair