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Singita Grumeti debuts a secluded five-suite villa in the Serengeti

Rates start at $27,300 per night for this luxurious retreat.

Singita Kilima
Singita

Looking for a luxury getaway? Singita Grumeti, renowned for its pristine wilderness and unparalleled exclusivity, has unveiled a breathtaking addition to its Private Villa Collection. Situated on a serene hillside in the heart of the Serengeti in northern Tanzania, Singita Kilima is a luxurious five-suite retreat designed to offer guests a profound connection to nature without compromising on elegance or comfort.

Sheltered beneath ancient trees and overlooking the sweeping Serengeti plains, this exclusive-use villa serves as a private sanctuary for families or groups of friends.

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Connect with nature while enjoying luxury amenities 

Singita Grumeti
Singita Kilima

Singita Kilima seamlessly blends its wilderness setting with exceptional luxury, ensuring guests can fully immerse themselves in nature while enjoying every comfort. Designed with a contemporary African aesthetic, the villa showcases a warm, earthy palette and vibrant patterns that celebrate local art and craftsmanship.

Whether dining alfresco, lounging by the rim-flow pool, or gazing at wildlife from the terrace, the villa offers countless ways to experience the Serengeti’s natural wonders. Indoors, a cinema room, fitness center, and indulgent wellness treatments await for moments of relaxation. Dedicated housekeeping, a private chef, and an expert field guide ensure that every aspect of your stay is personalized.

For those looking to explore, Singita Kilima provides a gateway to unforgettable experiences. Guests can embark on exclusive daily game drives, guided walking safaris, or tailor-made community visits to learn about the impactful conservation work of the Grumeti Fund, Singita’s non-profit partner in Tanzania.

Rates start at $27,300 per night for up to 10 guests, promising an unparalleled Serengeti experience for everyone involved.

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DELSEY PARIS Unveils ‘Alu’r’— Its First-Ever Aluminum Collection
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“When we set out to celebrate our 80th anniversary, we wanted to mark the occasion with DELSEY PARIS’s first-ever aluminum suitcase collection,” says Albert Engler, Chief Design & Brand Director at DELSEY PARIS. With Alu’r, we took an architectural approach to the design, combining a brushed aluminum shell and carbon-inspired textures with modern, vibrant colors like Pop Orange, Vibrant Pink, and Pine Green. The result is a suitcase that brings together thoughtful engineering and distinctive design, turning a functional travel essential into an expression of personal style.”

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Traveling in the fall for fewer crowds, dramatic landscapes, more unique seasonal animal behaviors, and intimate encounters simply makes sense to me. As many safari destinations reopen for the season this fall, these five wildlife trips will get you inspiration for your next adventure.

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A petite rocky paradise which, as an island, is in itself a UNESCO World Heritage site, Malta’s popularity has been steadily growing. And paired with Delta’s first direct flight from JFK, today’s announcement of the Hard Rock Hotel Malta’s opening may be the perfect reason to pack your bags and explore this otherworldly Mediterranean archipelago, just south of Sicily. 

As the red-headed stepchild of bigger, more popular destinations like Greece, Croatia, Spain and even Turkey, Malta offers all the perks of a Southern European holiday in a pared-down, more compact setting. Yup, you still get beautiful beaches and clear turquoise water, but you’ll also be able to explore the easy-to-traverse prehistoric temples, Roman-era remains and Neolithic carvings, as well as access thriving local traditions like its Ventian-like dghajsa boats. With its new resort, however, Hard Rock hopes to cement the island country as a more sophisticated hotspot for International travelers, offering the first combination of 5-star luxury, beach club and live entertainment.

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