Cocktail Hour Series Episode 10 – LIVE from Montenegro

Everyone’s chasing the World Cup. Sixteen cities are packed for the tournament. Folegandros has a table, the Aeolians have ferry seats, Lisbon will give you Belcanto. Move while it lasts.

On three weeks in Malaysia, a summer in Dubai, and what you learn about a place when you stop being a tourist in it

Frida at Tate Modern, a Mexican pavilion in Kensington Gardens, the T20 World Cup at Lord’s, Wimbledon next door, and daylight holding till half past nine.

At 45°C, three desert hotels — Bulgari Dubai, Qasr Al Sarab in the Liwa, and Royal Mansour Marrakech — show why climate-responsive design is remembered, not invented.

On travelling alone, the universal language of a shared roar, and the night a foreign city stopped feeling foreign

Midsummer in the far north, where the sun refuses to set and time loosens its grip

The world’s most spread-out paradise is closer than you think — and right now is when it’s at its best.