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Entire African safari camps are being booked for Australian family celebrations as far ahead as 2029, as demand for exclusive experiences reshapes the luxury travel market. A&K’s latest insights also reveal a surprising shift in destination preferences, with China overtaking Japan in some months and experienced travellers looking further afield for their next extraordinary journey. An 80th birthday celebrated in the African wilderness, with several generations gathered at a private safari camp, is one example of the increasingly ambitious journeys affluent Australians are planning. Abercrombie & Kent Travel Group (AKTG) is seeing a rise in multigenerational travel, with families securing…

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Unsplash.com royalty-free image #hzk_a7NxcOY, ‘Bentley Continental GT Interior’ uploaded by Ajeet Panesar (https://unsplash.com/@ajeetpanesarphotography), retrieved from https://unsplash.com/photos/black-and-silver-steering-wheel-hzk_a7NxcOY on August 7th, 2026. License details available at https://unsplash.com/license – image is licensed under the Unsplash LicenseYou can own some of the most iconic Jay-Z cars, or their closest modern equivalents, for a fraction of their original sticker price. Steep luxury depreciation means models like the Bentley Continental GT and Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud become realistic purchases within a few years of hitting the used market. Luxury values fall hard once warranties expire. According to iSeeCars, a 2026 review of 950,000 used vehicles found the…

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Lena the Plug and Adam22’s ongoing divorce “hoax” has apparently officially ended for good — for the time being, at least. The couple appear to be solidly back together, based on a reconciliation post shared on Instagram Saturday. The pair, who were apparently at rapper Drake’s 40th birthday party that night, showed off party outfits as they cuddled for the camera. Lena wore a plunging-neckline yellow satin dress, while Adam kept it more casual in a gray turtleneck and dark jacket plus a pair of sunglasses. “Really gave this man a second chance. Pls don’t mess it up 💋 Happy…

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A late 10th–early 11th Century bronze sculpture of the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara is prepared for repatriation to the Kingdom of Cambodia. Photo courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art Another day, another object from a museum’s permanent collection leaving that collection to return to from whence it was taken. In a recent case, that object is a carved wood column, part of the side of a doorframe that dates to the 12th Century and was illegally removed from the Phanom Rung shrine to the Hindu god Shiva in northeast Thailand. Returning the pilaster fragment is the Art Institute of Chicago, where…

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The Middle East is well positioned to capitalise on changing preferences among affluent global travellers, as demand shifts towards highly personalised, experience-led luxury travel, according to Xing Zhang, founder of Connect.xcite.Speaking ahead of a luxury travel networking event in Abu Dhabi, Zhang said wealthy travellers, particularly from China, are increasingly looking beyond traditional luxury offerings and seeking deeper connections with destinations through culture, cuisine, wellness and nature.“These travellers are increasingly seeking highly curated journeys with a strong sense of place,” Zhang said. “They want to understand a destination through its people, culture, cuisine and experiences, alongside the quality of its…

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Things are still heating up between Lindsay Hubbard and Joe Bradley. “I had a hot MILF summer and I’m having a hot MILF fall,” Hubbard cheekily told Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” podcast co-hosts Evan Real and Danny Murphy exclusively at Saturday’s Bravo Fan Fest 2026 in Charleston, South Carolina, when asked how things were going with Bradley. “Joe is hot,” she gushed. “He’s fun.” Sparks flew between the couple while filming an upcoming crossover between “Summer House” Season 11 and “Below Deck Mediterranean” Season 12. Lindsay Hubbard (pictured here) cheekily detailed her romance with “hot” Joe Bradley while chatting with…

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For decades, Marin County has been a natural place for celebrities with Bay Area roots to plant their flag after they’ve made a fortune.Marin has spectacular weather, beaches, redwood forests, Mount Tamalpais, easy access to San Francisco and some of the most beautiful residential real estate in America. And if you’re a rich celebrity who already considers Northern California home, why wouldn’t you buy yourself a beautiful, secluded house surrounded by redwoods, mountains and open space?The list of famous people with deep Bay Area connections who have called Marin home is pretty remarkable. Huey Lewis grew up in Marin and…

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The messiest partner swap in daytime television doesn’t have enough drama for a primetime slot. Fresh off Andrew Shue and Marilee Fiebig’s engagement, Page Six exclusively learned of the peaceful dynamic they share with their ex-spouses — newlyweds and former “GMA3” hosts Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes. “They’re all cordial and friendly because they have to be for Sabine,” a source told Page Six, referring to Holmes and Fiebig’s 13-year-old daughter. “But that’s really it.” The insider spoke highly of the engaged pair, adding that “Andrew and Marilee are such nice people” who are “so happy and in love.” Marilee…

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he contemporary art scene in Sydney has seen fewer Indonesian-Australian collaborations than in Melbourne, where experimental projects have long connected the city’s inner-north artist enclaves with creative communities in Yogyakarta.Over the years, these exchanges have produced collaborations such as The Instrument Builders Project, which helped bring wider attention to curator Kristi Monfries and artist Wukir Suryadi. Sydney has its own Indonesian creative voices, ranging from groups such as Suara Indonesia Dance to Indonesian-born musician Putrika, whose recent LP Wanita adds to the city’s cultural mix. Yet opportunities to encounter Indonesian contemporary art remain relatively limited. Tapestry of Encounters: Contemporary Indonesian…

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Luxury travel has always come down to some sense of place. The best hotels offer a beautiful way to experience it—through architecture, service, and cuisine—but really immersing yourself in a destination requires leaving the four walls of your hotel behind. Of course, figuring out how to do that is another matter. How many times have you started planning some activities for your trip, only to find yourself drowning in an endless sea of recommendations, private guides, and supposedly once-in-a-lifetime experiences?That’s the idea behind The Luxury Collection Expeditions, a new portfolio of immersive travel experiences designed to bring guests closer to…

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