Please turn JavaScript on
travelifemagazine icon

travelifemagazine

Follow Travelifemagazine's news and updates in a matter of seconds! We will deliver any update via email, phone or you can read them from here on the site on your own news page.

You can even combine different feeds with the feed for Travelifemagazine.

Subscribing and unsubscribing is fast, easy and risk free.

The whole service is free of cost.

Travelifemagazine: Travelife Magazine is the leading luxury travel magazine in Asia

Is this your feed? Claim it!

Publisher:  Unclaimed!
Message frequency:  0.08 / day

Message History

Tucked away in a historic shophouse in Geylang, a living time capsule awaits

While global travelers are often drawn to Singapore for its impressive skyscraper skyline, efficient transit, and world-class food scene, the city’s deepest cultural identity thrives far beyond the modern cityscape. In fact, generations of resilient migrants built ...


Read full story

There are hotels that impress you with their size, their marble lobbies and their armies of staff. And then there is Passalacqua, which does almost the opposite.

Hidden behind gates in the little village of Moltrasio, on the western shore of Lake Como, Passalacqua has just 24 rooms and suites scattered among an 1...


Read full story
{ “article”: { “title”: “A Good Reason to Cross the Chao Phraya in Bangkok”, “seo_title”: “Baan Phraya Bangkok: Thai Fine Dining at Mandarin Oriental”, “focus_keyphrase”: “Baan Phraya Bangkok”, “slug”: “baan-phraya-bangkok-thai-fine-dining”, “meta_description”: “Inside Baan Phraya, Mandarin Oriental Bangkok’s intimate riverside restaurant, where Thai culinary heritage meet...

Read full story

We recently embarked on a private voyage aboard the Loy Dream of Anantara Hotels and Loy Pela from Bangkok to Ayutthaya. Over four days, we sailed down the Chao Praya River from a pier in the city center towards the Gulf of Thailand before turning north for Bang Pa-In Palace and Thailand’s ancient capital on a restored century-old ...


Read full story
A night at Numazu Club, where one of the country’s most compelling small hotels reveals itself without ever raising its voice

There comes a point in any long love affair with Japan when the itinerary starts to feel less like discovery and more like homework. Another ryokan in Hakone. Another glass-and-lacquer temple to minimalism in Kyoto, its ...


Read full story