The world has reopened and our desire to travel has never been stronger! More than ever, the trips of our dreams deserve special attention.
Nadine Tschiderer
Publisher of Falstaff Travel
New in
Summer edition 2022
The Falstaff TRAVEL summer issue presents the hottest summer hotspots, the world's best beach clubs, the most beautiful lakes, breathtaking retreats in the Alps, the most exciting new hotel openings and numerous insider tips!
News
The recently opened four-star superior hotel combines design, sophistication with authentic Italian hospitality.
Windmills, lighthouses, tiny houses and trains aren't your usual hideaway, but that might be exactly why they're uber-popular on Airbnb – the number one platform for a different kind of accommodation.
It is one of the most ambitious urban renewal projects in Europe: The Smart City Ellinikon is intended to enable sustainable living and working on the coast of Athens. The "Ellinikon Experience Center" offers exclusive insights.
The new TRIBE Phnom Penh Post Office Square is a meeting place for travelers and locals, for adventurers and digital nomads.
The 15th-century fairytale castle is currently undergoing extensive renovations. Once the iconic property reopens its doors, guests can look forward to a luxurious experience in typical Rosewood fashion.
Hotels
Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Swiss Alps, The Chedi Andermatt combines local traditions and hospitality with Asian grace and elegance, setting new standards in the international luxury hotel industry.
At about 1500 metres, in the heart of the exclusive winter sports resort Lech am Arlberg, you will find the luxurious five-star superior Hotel & Chalet Aurelio.
What the Hotel Sacher is to Vienna, the Bayerischer Hof is to Munich or the Ritz is to Paris - the Astoria is to Seefeld - the first house on the square.
A five-star hotel for demanding alpinists, relaxed nature lovers and wellness enthusiasts.
At the Hotel Alpenstern the families Bischof & Steinfeld in Damüls are cordially welcoming their guests with comfortable luxury.
Trends
Spectacular landscapes, millennia-old temples, colourfully graffitied buildings and lots of adventure and freedom: these internationally established travel bloggers share stories about their solitary journeys, family trips and couple’s vacations – and reveal their all-time favourite destinations.
Recently, Airbnb has made it possible to search for accommodations by category – the selection includes everything from castles to tree houses. We present the seven unusual homes that have been particularly popular over the past nine years.
For many, sailing the world’s oceans on a yacht is considered the epitome of freedom. Demand has rocketed since the pandemic and there’s a new focus on sustainability – but also on providing cruises that offer the perfect combination of adventure and wellness.
In addition to a select homeware collection, Aman Essentials has released its first exclusive line of leather accessories.
Whether it’s biohacking in the Maldives, an outdoor cookery course in the Arctic or a visit to the forest to pick mushrooms for dinner while your mobile stays at reception: “back to the roots” experiences are booming. Luxury hotels are offering bespoke holidays that bring guests face to face with nature and traditional rituals.
Insider tips
Modern, luxurious and intimate: opened in 2018, the family-run Gennadi Grand Resort is already one of the most popular hideaways on the Dodecanese island.
Adventure on two wheels: Discovering new places by bike is currently the latest trend - whether by mountain bike, downhill bike or e-bike. We present the most beautiful hotels for biking vacations in the mountains.
Fine sands, bizarre rock formations and tunnels, clear waters and underwater caves: the beaches in the Algarve are real natural beauties.
Like pearls on a string, dreamlike 15th-century villas line the shores of this lake in Northern Italy, where Verdi composed La Traviata, and many other cultural masterpieces came to life. In between, numerous picturesque villages dazzle visitors with their incomparable charm to this day.
Known for its fine sandy beaches, the southernmost region in Portugal attracts sun-seekers and surfers, but there's so much more to the Algarve than just a trip to the beach.
