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·5. May 2023

Gradonna****s Mountain Resort, Kals am Großglockner, Österreich: Jobs with an outlook // Lifestylehotels™

Quite literally! The 140-person team at the Gradonna****s Mountain Resort works where others take their holidays. Employees at the four-star hotel don’t just get a whole load of benefits for doing so, they also enjoy the appreciation of the hotel management and every one of the guests. Hotel director Thomas Krobath tells us all about it in this interview...

Art & Culture

·4. January 2023

On Art and Closeness

Andrea von Goetz is an art collector. But the Hamburg native feels most comfortable with the description art accomplice because it has no limits, just like her work. We invited the art accomplice to join us for an interview to talk about art, closeness, passion and zest for life.

Reise

·1. August 2022

SOLO: Travelling without company

The Italian word “solo”, which translates as “only”, was originally used mainly in the context of music. Now, however, it’s caught on in the travel industry. Leni tells us, what it means to go solo ...

Architecture

·25. February 2022

AirBubble by ecoLogicStudio: world’s first biotechnological playground

Get out into the fresh air! 93% of children around the world breathe polluted air, according to information from the World Health Organization (WHO). That gave Claudia Pasquero and Marco Poletto from the London architecture and innovation agency ecoLogicStudio the ideal excuse to bring the world’s first biotechnological playground to life ...

Architecture

·29. March 2023

Sundowner in Son Bunyola

The newest hotel in Richard Branson’s collection is opening in late spring following a long process of reconstructing the existing finca buildings and structures using traditional and local materials..

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·3. January 2023

Slow not fast – an interview with Serdar Kutucu

Serdar Kutucu, an innovation expert with an affinity for design, tells us about the slow attitude to life, why it’s often best to go deeper rather than faster, and what he associates with nagomi...

Design

·13. May 2022

Geba rugs: Stories from Tibet, Nepal and Styria

During our conversation, Harald Geba explains why people should prefer rugs over the sofa, where he gets his inspiration from and what fair production actually means ...

Food & Drink

·22. October 2021

Paul Ivić: “Flavour is our biggest ally”

He’s revolutionised vegetarian cooking and has just released his third cookbook Restlos glücklich: Paul Ivić is a michelin star-rated chef, and he spoke to us about conscious enjoyment, his role as a bridge builder and the taste of his childhood ...

Hotels

·24. March 2023

Naturresort Puradies: 3 Questions for Architect Christian Rottensteiner // Lifestylehotels™

3 Questions for Christian Rottensteiner, architect and partner in the renowned architecture and design studio noa*, about the planning of the new "Heaven Spa" building...

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·8. August 2022

SOLO: Travelling without company – Part 2

To travel solo, to experience solo, to enjoy solo time and to come down completely solo. Translated from the Italian solo “alone”, the word was originally used mainly in music. But now it has arrived in travel. Three soloists told us how “solo” works and what it brings. Julia is the next in the trio.

Art & Culture

·22. April 2022

In my suitcase, I pack: Interview with Remo Masala

The visionary looks back on twenty years on the boards of major travel companies and founded his own concept agency three years ago.

Fashion

·8. October 2021

TASSEL TALES: in the name of the tassel

With their slow fashion label Tassel Tales, Alexandra, Stephanie and Sophie Eisl are aiming for more transparency and fairness in the fashion industry. What’s more, their brightly coloured boho-inspired pieces show just how stylish sustainably made fashion can be ...

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