With its diverse landscapes from the Pacific Ocean to the Andes Mountains, Chile is a visual treat and a haven for wine enthusiasts. As we embark on another culinary adventure, we highlight the best wine hotels in Chile’s famous wine regions.  Let’s explore winery hotels in Chile with luxurious accommodations and immersive wine tourism experiences ..read more

South Africa’s wine regions offer an unforgettable experience for wine enthusiasts, combining centuries-old winemaking traditions, breathtaking landscapes, exceptional cuisine, and top-notch wine tourism. From the historic town of Stellenbosch to the picturesque Franschhoek, each region tells a unique wine story and offers beautiful wine hotels to stay in. Join us on a journey through South ..read more

Spain offers several options for those who enjoy luxury tourism with fine dining. From the bustling cities of Madrid and Barcelona to the picturesque Catalan Pyrenees and the stunning paradisiacal beaches of Mallorca, Costa Brava, and Ibiza, there is something for everyone. Below, we highlight hotels that bear the prestigious signature of Relais & Châteaux ..read more

The city of Rome is an open museum, inviting you all the time to visit its monuments, ruins, squares, and dozens of other tourist attractions scattered around the city. Even for a short trip, the minimum stay in the Italian capital should be at least three days, excluding arrival and departure days. Just visiting the ..read more

Are you looking for a place to eat in Lisbon? From traditional taverns to award-winning ones: there are restaurants in Lisbon for all tastes (and pockets!). Read more: Lisbon Travel and Gastronomy Guide Among the most classic options are the traditional restaurants and family taverns with typical food, a simple ambiance, and moderate prices. If ..read more

From the icy El Calafate, through the wineries of Mendoza and Atlantic Forest, the options of Relais & Châteaux hotels featuring luxury accommodations with award-winning cuisine in Argentina comprise a variety of scenarios. So if you love to travel, stay at luxury hotels, and taste the best of local cuisine, this list will not disappoint ..read more

Excellent cuisine and exceptional hospitality. These are the minimum requirements for a hotel to be part of the Relais & Châteaux family. Created in 1954 in France, the brand currently has 500 members in 60 countries. In Portugal, there are nine hotels in different regions of the country and the Belcanto restaurant in Lisbon, which ..read more

Chiang Mai, located in northern Thailand, was once the capital of the ancient Lanna Kingdom and remained one of the most important cities in the country to this day. Full of Buddhist temples and charming little cafes, Chiang Mai enchants every type of tourist. Famous for its night markets and peaceful atmosphere, it also has ..read more

Rome is a city that breathes and inspires history. Beyond the monuments, temples, and churches, a trip to the Eternal City is not complete without a culinary immersion. More than the mouthwatering experience, the city’s cuisine is a lesson in Roman history. A good example is the popular saying “Giovedì gnocchi, Venerdì pesce, Sabato trippa ..read more

Wine tourism in Spain is one of the most prominent activities in local food tourism. You will find charming options of wine hotels in Spain to enjoy the countryside experience and immerse into the world of wine in beautiful vineyards and with exceptional labels. Rioja, with its medium to full-bodied wines, is considered the most ..read more