Thursday, 5 January 2012
Calvin Harris at Surrender Night Club, Las Vegas
Bookings for this summer are rolling in - Top selling destination so far is the irrepressible Ibiza, and another fine Summer is in store. With the Ushuaia Ibiza Beach Hotel getting ready for it's second season, and with the rebirth of the institution that is Pikes as Ibiza Rocks House at Pikes Hotel the White Isle promises much and delivers every time. However just in case you cant wait for Summer and booking that holiday has only made you hungry for some fun, then Calvin Harris has confirmed his second residency stint at the very plush 5* Wynn Hotel and Resort in Las Vegas - Playing at Surrender nightclub (we think on a Sunday but we're just waiting for confirmation).. so why not sneak in a cheeky weekend to Vegas before Summer arrives in the Med
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Maldives Spa Ban
Maldives Spa Ban
News surfaced over the past few days that the Maldives Government has announced it wants to close spas on the island. This decision clearly has an impact on all the luxury Maldive Hotels on the islands. The Maldives is a predominantly Muslim country and we understand that that there have been, unfounded, allegations made by the opposition party that the spa's are a front for prostitution - claims refuted by the tourism industry. However we understand that the ban is not being enforced in the main tourist hotels so travelers should not experience any disruption to their holiday. The message we are receiving from our friends and contacts in The Maldives is that its BAU - Business As Usual. We'll update our blog further when we hear more but the row is expected to subside.
News surfaced over the past few days that the Maldives Government has announced it wants to close spas on the island. This decision clearly has an impact on all the luxury Maldive Hotels on the islands. The Maldives is a predominantly Muslim country and we understand that that there have been, unfounded, allegations made by the opposition party that the spa's are a front for prostitution - claims refuted by the tourism industry. However we understand that the ban is not being enforced in the main tourist hotels so travelers should not experience any disruption to their holiday. The message we are receiving from our friends and contacts in The Maldives is that its BAU - Business As Usual. We'll update our blog further when we hear more but the row is expected to subside.
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