The Haute Travel Writer

The Haute Travel Writer

Glenn Harris is the Haute Travel Writer,  an accomplished journalist focusing on luxury travel, fine dining, and  exclusive lifestyle events. He is a UK based writer whose wanderlust has taken him to over 124 countries where he constantly strays off the beaten path to uncover exotic locations, travel gems and exciting experiences for his readers to cherish long after their suite case has been unpacked back home. In addition to writing for luxury travel titles such as Just Luxe, Lonely Planet, and Cruise Critic, he is the Editor-at-Large for Beau Monde Traveler. 

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Exploring Porto Venere in the Italian Riviera

Italy has so many gifts to offer the intrepid traveler that it’s hard to figure out which one to unwrap next. In the Italian Riviera, in a peninsula that juts out into the Ligurian Sea, is where you’ll find one of those gifts. Porto Venere is an idyllic coastal village complete with an old town and picture perfect views into the endless horizon. There is no access by train and with little parking, it is one of the few places along the sea shielded from mass tourism, especially in the evening whe
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The Thornbury Castle: A Regal Stay in King Henry VIII's Royal Abode

To be a king is to sit at the pinnacle of wealth, power, and privilege. Arguably the most revered kingdom is the United Kingdom which through the millennium, has remained an icon of this institution. During the Tudor dynasty of the 16th century, King Henry VIII ruled as one of the British Empire’s most iconic figures. To breathe the rarified air that he once breathed and to stay where he once stayed in a castle he once owned is an experience that one would think almost unattainable. However not
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Exploring Spain's Green Coast: A Walking Holiday in the Asturias with S-Cape Travel (part 1)

Spain offers so much for the intrepid traveler from thriving cosmopolitan cities including Barcelona and Madrid to sultry sandy hotspots for jetsetters Ibiza and Mallorca. But for the traveler who is looking for something a bit more grounded in the earth, the outdoor adventures are many. The natural beauty of Spain boggles the mind from rocky shores, powdery sand beaches, and verdant mountains beyond
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Noto Sicily and the Seven Rooms Villadorata: A Sublime Stay in Italy's Most Enchanting City

There is no such thing as a hidden gem anymore. This worn-out cliché was ruined decades ago with the rise of social media and the Instagrammers and TikTokkers that have made the most special places passé. Today it seems that the exceptional destinations around the world have been over-exposed where everyone has been there, done that, and got the t-shirt. We are inundated with an ad nauseam stream of flowing satin dresses from the big swing over the rice fields of Bali or the blue domes and white
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The Locke at Broken Wharf: London's Hip Hotel Showcasing the Future of Urban Travel

There’s no place on earth like London. The most prestigious monarchy in the world, Big Ben, double-decker buses, afternoon tea, and fish and chips. The Thames River cuts through the city and gives it so much of its personality and inspiration. At the foot of the pedestrian-only Millennial Bridge that crosses the Thames River is where you’ll find a dashing lifestyle hotel made for today’s travelers who want to
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Germany's Bewitching Black Forest and a Stay at the Parkhotel Adler

Germany's Bewitching Black Forest and a Stay at the Parkhotel Adler There’s a reason why so many of us love being immersed in nature. The sounds, smell, and being surrounded by pure fresh air that seems to restore our souls. In southern Germany is its gift of the Black Forest, a region far away from it all covered with dense pine tree forests. The ideal place from which to explore the region is in a hotel that has been welcoming guests for over 570 years and is this region’s iconic five-star
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Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa:California's Wine Country Retreat

It is one of Wine Country’s most iconic hotels, built a century ago with a history as rich as the nearby gold rush towns located throughout the region. It is literally a beacon for the well-to-do seeking the good life with a fitting three-story high water tower that sits at the center of the property like a trophy. One could surmise the tower is a symbol of admiration bestowed by guests for the 5-star resort’s sublime setting, luxurious accommodations, and dining experience created to impress th
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London's Uber Posh Address: Chelsea and a stay at the Sloane Place Hotel

It is one of Big Smoke’s most posh neighborhoods. There you’ll find some of London’s top galleries and museums, walking streets with all manner of restaurants and cafes, and, of course, shop after shop offering the utmost in glorious shopping. The locality exudes class but not in a gaudy or over-the-top kind of way. There is an aura of discrete opulence that is refined and cultured. This wonderful part of the world is Ch
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Prost! A Guide to the Munich Oktoberfest, The Greatest Beer Festival on Earth

To the uninformed, Oktoberfest may be nothing more than a time of year when Germans get together while wearing odd costumes and drinking beer. That misperception is far from the truth of what Oktoberfest really is. It is a celebration of Bavarian culture and tradition and the love of what it means to be German. The home of Oktoberfest is Munich and to fully appreciate the richness of the tradition, one must go there a
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Explora Patagonia National Park: An Adventure in the Untouched Wilderness of South America

Sometimes you have to go very far to get far away from it all. This unbelievable adventure is just about as far as you can get from the northern hemisphere, tucked away in one of the most remote parts of South America. The nearest commercial airport is a 45-minute private flight away or a six-hour drive on a bumpy gravel road, the Carretera Austral highway. Along the way, you’ll pass gorgeous landscapes t
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Exploring the Last Frontier: An Unforgettable Adventure in Alaska with Princess Cruises

They refer to the rest of America as the lower 48. Almost like it's another country, foreign, and on the other side of the world. And to add to this idea of being so far away and separated in more ways than one, visitors from southern states would even ask if they need a passport to go there. This is Alaska, America’s most raw and untouched territory where bears still roam free and bald eagles are as common
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Balblair Debuts its 21-year-old Whisky: Patience Deliciously Rewarded

In the 1980s there was a television commercial starring Orson Wells for Paul Mason wines where he smugly states: We will sell no wine before its time. Time, and more importantly patience, is a key ingredient in wine as well as in spirits. It is a component equally as significant as the fruit or the barley or as imperative as the talent of the winemaker or distiller. Some whiskies take the length of a generation or more to achieve their full potential but, if done well, will be worth the wait. Ba
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MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa: Sonoma Wine Country's Hautiest Hideaway

They come to this region in droves and with good reason. This sun-drenched hamlet is the ideal escape from the manic pace of San Franciso and Silicon Valley or for those from around the world who love good wine. Here they find an ideal base to explore all that this bountiful wine region has to offer from epicurean experiences and the lovely drop and all of the lifestyle that goes along with it. It is Sonoma and one of its most iconic and beloved retreats is the MacArthur Place Hotel and Spa. Th
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Exploring the Tochigi Prefecture: An Oasis of Pristine Nature and Cultural Riches (Part 1)

Exploring the Tochigi Prefecture: An Oasis of Pristine Nature and Cultural Riches (Part 1) Japan is a fascinating destination with so much to offer the intrepid traveler. Beyond its popular and well-trodden destinations such as Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, lies a rich county with many other equally exciting destinations to discover. A short train ride away from Tokyo lies the Tochigi Prefecture, a region rich in natural beauty with pristine lakes, gushing waterfalls, and rejuvenating hot springs. T
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Living the Life of the Great Gatsby in Australia’s Mount Lofty House

185 years ago, Arthur Hardy a wealthy business man and bon vivant decided to create a summer estate where he could leave the smothering heat of the Australia’s Adelaide city for the cooler atmosphere on top of the nearby mountains overlooking the farms and city. He created a castle like mansion with decadent with sprawling terraces, lawns and gardens. Today his creation is now the place where well-heeled guests from around the world come to a respite in the mountains, with luxurious accommodatio
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Francis Ford Coppola Winery: Sonoma's Oscar-Worthy Wine Experience

Everyone has an unforgettable and favorite scene from The Godfather. It may be the kiss of death from Michael to his brother Fredo or the severed horse’s head put in the bed of an unfortunate who refused a family request. Or from Apocalypse Now, the scene with Robert Duvall, as bombs rain down and explode around him, belts out: “There’s nothing like the smell of napalm in the morning”. These scenes are part of who we are as a culture, cinematic gold for generations created by a virtuoso of the s
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Inkaterra La Casona Cusco: An Enchanting Stay in Peru's Most Magical City [Videos]

Inkaterra La Casona Cusco: An Enchanting Stay in Peru's Most Magical City [Videos] It is arguably one of the most spectacular cities on Earth, set high above it all at over 11,000 feet above sea level. At such a high altitude, most will take time to acclimate but its altitude is just one of the many aspects that makes Cusco so special. It is rich in Incan history, influenced by Spanish colonialism and today’s modernity. This patina of cultures and the beautiful setting amongst the clouds makes
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Exploring St. Albans, One of England's most charming towns

So close but so far away. That is what comes to mind for those who know St. Albans, a lovely town a mere twenty minutes by train from the cosmopolitan metropolis of London. But St. Albans is a complete world away, a charming town surrounded by rolling hills and pastures and steeped in so much intrigue and historical riches. For those visiting London or just touring around England, 48 hours in St. Albans St. Albans’ most dominant landmark is the 11th-century St Albans Cathedral named after the C
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