By combining clinical science, complementary medicine, and the hospitality expertise of Minor, Life Longevity creates a holistic wellness experience that supports each guest throughout the various stages of their life.
Located within Zambia’s largest national park—and following three years of preparation—the Anantara Tented Camp Kafue River has opened its doors.
In recent years, Toronto has earned an increasingly prominent place in the North American cocktail scene. Yet, beyond the accolades and international rankings, what truly sets Toronto apart is the diversity of its nightlife.
Through actions focused on reducing its environmental impact, promoting the well-being of fans and staff, and driving social and community benefits that extend beyond race days, the Formula 1 Mexico GP is reinforcing its sustainability strategy.
Rooted in the spirit of the 18th-century Grand Tour, the Anantara Grand Tour of Europe is a contemporary interpretation that favors leisurely travel, sensory immersion, and meaningful connection.
From historic monuments and reimagined industrial spaces to contemporary urban icons, Minor Hotels owns properties where architecture serves as a gateway to local culture, identity, and experiences.
With its rolling hills, slender cypresses, and centuries-old villages, Tuscany is one of the world’s most cherished destinations. Yet beyond the idyllic image lies a region of contrasts—ranging from the vineyards of Chianti and wild coastal stretches to ancient spa towns where thermal waters still flow.
Acapulco is back on the international tourism stage thanks to the recognition of Banyan Tree Cabo Marqués in the Michelin Guide 2026 hotel selection, making it the only hotel in the Guerrero port city to be awarded a Michelin Key.
Celebrating the preservation of our planet's dark skies, Anantara Kihavah Maldives Villas features the SKY Edhurus observatory.
The Michelin Guide awards "Michelin Keys" to hotels based on criteria such as architecture and design, service quality, personality, and attention to detail.