Kasia Dietz

Relax and recharge in the serenity of the Champagne region in either one of these 3 luxury hotels and spas.

There's more to Ibiza than nonstop parties that last until the dawn.

There's more to Paris than the Louvre.

For the latest on the City of Lights, we turn to Kasia Dietz, our resident Parisian correspondent, who spills the tea on all the hotspots in the host city of this year’s Summer Olympics.

A Paris fashionista shares the best areas to shop till you drop in the City of Light.

Where there are troves of Italians, there’s sure to be stellar Italian cuisine.

Poland’s capital city, Warsaw, is experiencing a resurgence.

I dined at the Chez L'Ami Louis in Paris, which was just bought by the richest man in Europe.

A few French-inspired lifestyle changes have made the biggest difference in my day to day.
I disconnect from work, take real midday lunch breaks, and cook more meals with fresh produce.

In Epernay, among the rolling hills of champagne vineyards, Maison Perrier-Jouët boasts not only exceptional tipples, but the largest private collection of French Art Nouveau in Europe – which you can now discover alongside a tantalizing gastronomic experience.

In the footsteps of the French Riviera’s most famous cinema stars, trace the history of Canne’s most star-studded hotel: the Hotel Barrière Le Majestic.

A singular steamy wellness ritual in France.

Stay in top shape physically and mentally while travelling by delving into the latest wellness media, from books and blogs to podcasts.

In a city where gastronomy and art are omnipresent at almost every illustrious corner, there’s no lack of addresses for a deep dose of French savoir-faire. Even more so in recent years with museums complementing their monumental exhibits with decadent dining options.

The first Paris-based Israeli chef awarded a Michelin Star for his restaurant Shabour, Assaf Granit’s latest address in the trendy Marais is the talk of the town.