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11 Mar, 2019Römerberg: the pristine, historic main square of Frankfurt. Its half-timbered, fairytale buildings are filled with Disneyesque gaiety and ebullient charm, while its role in Frankfurt’s history has been pivotal. Exploring the square is taking a step back in time. Here’s how to enjoy the most intimate encounter with one of Europe’s most iconic squares.

10 Mar, 2019Lost amidst the glitz and glamor of Abu Dhabi’s glass and steel skyline are four stunningly-beautiful but little-known UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Uncovered, restored, and preserved over the past 50 years, these properties reveal the longest continuously inhabited areas in the region. Wandering through Bronze and Iron Age settlements set against dramatic landscapes brings Abu Dhabi’s rich and largely forgotten cultural heritage to life. From the Jebel Hafeet Tombs, hidden among towering bare-rock ridges, to the palm-studded canopies of the Al Ain Oasis, Abu Dhabi’s unique UNESCO sites offer a world of history that stands in striking contrast to the capital’s super-modern architecture.

03 Mar, 2019Meet Zabeel House by Jumeirah, The Greens, a 210-room urban nexus shaking up Dubai’s hotel scene with its Insta-worthy interiors, laid-back vibes, eccentric concepts, and line-up of cool local experts, dedicated to helping you dive into all that the quirky neighbourhood and Dubai has to offer from just AED 450.

21 Feb, 2019With recent refurbishments injecting vibrant life back into the Old City of Shanghai, the district has become aglow with colorful Ming and Qing buildings, serene, lily-filled lakes, exciting night markets, and a world-famous selection of delectable street food stalls. From the ancient to the modern, here are seven unmissable treasures in the Old City of Shanghai.

20 Feb, 2019Falconry is a time-honoured tradition in the Middle-East going back millennia. It is a spiritual sport that forges a deep connection between man and bird, starting when the bird is still a fledgling—and it is stunning to observe as a swooping falcon races, wings unfurled, to a confident handler’s outstretched hands.

22 Jan, 2019Few cities can claim such an impressive history as Guangzhou. Originally known as Panyu, it was a centre of the Han Dynasty. In more modern times, it was the principal port of European traders from the 16th century and more recently is now home to Jumeirah Living Guangzhou.

01 Jan, 2019A smart community in the heart of Dubai, Barsha Heights brings lively cafés and pretty green spaces to the neighbourhood. There’s plenty to do right on the doorstep, from teeing off in style at Emirates Golf Club to unwinding in the splendour of The Greens’ verdant parks. Follow our guide to fun things to do near Barsha Heights and get the most out this prestigious enclave of Dubai.

18 Dec, 2018While Bali may well be an island utopia in itself, there are paradisiacal clusters of smaller islets that surround it. Easily accessed by boat, these tropical wonders are each infused with an alluring castaway ambience and offer a definitive desert island experience. Get ready to island hop, Indonesian-style, as we introduce the best islands around Bali.

09 Dec, 2018Germany’s fifth largest city, Frankfurt is one of the most important financial centres in the world. Home to both the European Central Bank and Deutsche Bundesbank, the German central bank, it is the financial powerhouse of Europe’s largest economy. This is reflected in the modern architecture of the city, with the 10 tallest buildings in Germany located in Frankfurt, including the Commerzbank Tower and Messeturm, the second and third tallest buildings in the EU.

09 Dec, 2018China’s fifth largest metropolis has as much to offer as its larger siblings Shanghai and Beijing. Not only is it bristling with contemporary architecture, historical sights and world-class retail emporiums, Guangzhou, formerly Canton, is the unofficial capital of China’s iconic Cantonese cuisine. Allow our 24-hour tour of Guangzhou to introduce the city’s most arresting sights and flavours.

24 Oct, 2018If you’re planning to head to Al Seef along Dubai Creek anytime soon, read on. Salwa Al Obaidli, Cluster PR & Communications Manager for Jumeirah Group, was born and bred in the UAE. Here, she shares her ‘insider’ tips on exploring one of Dubai’s most interesting neighbourhoods.

22 Oct, 2018Glittering shorelines and endless desert dunes aren’t the only natural wonders that the United Arab Emirates has to offer. The Emirati capital, Abu Dhabi is surrounded by 110km2 of mangrove forests. The dense wetlands are home to a wealth of wildlife, including fish, turtles and more than 50 species of bird, including flamingos. Whether paddling quietly on a kayak through the waterways or chartering a boat for a breezier visit, our guide to Abu Dhabi’s mangroves outlines all you need to know before you go.