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How London’s Workshop Café & Academy is bringing a touch of luxury to the daily grind
The British coffee supplier to Claridge’s and The Langham is on a mission to train the next generation of highly skilled baristas.
Want to know why São Paulo is so vibrant and ambitious? Here are 10 observations
There has been a Monocle tour of South and Central America over the past 12 days that has seen two colleagues and I journey from Montevideo in Uruguay to Guatemala City, where we are…
Amid rising regional tensions and soaring travel costs, Gulf residents are choosing staycations
Every June, the same ritual begins. School holidays loom, temperatures climb and residents of the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain and beyond begin plotting their annual escapes. My Whatsapp groups fill with plans for…
A shore thing: Konfekt’s summer issue is an ode to sun, sand and sea
Are you leafing through the new Konfekt yet? The summer issue is packed full of roadtrips, holiday style and inspiring beach reads for a sun-soaked season. Enjoy
See the best of the Swedish capital with Monocle’s guide to Stockholm
Planning a Nordic sojourn? Our guide to Stockholm invites you into the city’s most celebrated restaurants, retail outposts and unbeatable natural landscapes.
Ibiza is hoping to capitalise on Dubai’s affluent tourist exodus – but it would do well to remember its roots
As Ibiza continues to push for premium tourism and ultra-luxury hospitality, it risks losing the bohemian spirit and heritage charm that put it on the map.
Not your average joe: 25 of the world’s best coffee shops, run by next-generation owners
The love of coffee traverses borders. Here are some of our favourite spots, run by people who deliver great brews, good design and a sense of community.
Travel across L’Empordà, Spain – a coastline of storied hotels, seafront tables and surrealist heritage
Nestled between the Pyrenees and the Med, the Catalan region pioneered high-end Spanish tourism in the 1930s – and its classic sense of glamour remains undimmed.
Japan’s resort industry hits new heights at Nagano’s Karuizawa T-Site
The collaborative project between books giant Tsutaya and Mitsubishi Estate in the mountain resort of Karuizawa offers a template for rethinking premium rural retail and hospitality.
Rooms with a pulse: Bus Palladium, Paris’s historic night club-turned-boutique stay
The Studio KO-designed hotel’s past life as a concert hall in Paris nightlife district Pigalle has played a central role in its transformation into a music-lover’s hotel.
