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This Sailing Yacht Might Be the Most Luxurious—and Unique—Way to Cruise the Med this Summer

May 21, 2026 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveler

In the last few years, a handful of hotel brands have taken to the water, launching bookable-by-the-cabin luxury cruise ships as an extension of their on-land hospitality offerings. Now it’s the turn of Jumeirah—the Dubai-based luxury hotel group behind such prestigious properties as the Burj Al Arab—albeit with a more exclusive alternative: a landmark partnership with celebrated superyacht, The Maltese Falcon.

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This Sailing Yacht Might Be the Most Luxurious—and Unique—Way to Cruise the Med this Summer

May 21, 2026 |

By Emma Love

| Flipboard

1:31 1 day ago China: Thousands of participants showcase creativity at 2026 China Graduate Fashion Week. StringersHub • 1d Shotlist Beijing, China - May 20, 2026 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland) 1. Various of China Graduate Fashion Week in progress 2.

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Apr 22, 2026 |

By Emma Love

| BIMA

By Emma Wharton Love, Co-Founder of Spark AI Since launching Spark AI, I’ve made it my mission to track AI adoption across agencies every six months. We started doing so in 2024. By the fourth edition of the Spark Report, our biggest to date, we have been able to uncover some truly revealing insights. Agency teams are adopting AI confidently and independently – but leadership isn’t keeping pace.

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Apr 21, 2026 |

By Emma Love

| BIMA

By Emma Wharton Love, Co-Founder of Spark AI Since launching Spark AI, I’ve made it my mission to track AI adoption across agencies every six months. We started doing so in 2024. By the fourth edition of the Spark Report, our biggest to date, we have been able to uncover some truly revealing insights. Agency teams are adopting AI confidently and independently – but leadership isn’t keeping pace.

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Revealed: the country home to the world’s best wellness retreats

Feb 12, 2026 |

By Emma Love , Lydia Bell

| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)

Each year, the Condé Nast Traveller team searches high and low for the ultimate spas across the globe – culminating in the Wellness & Spa Guide. This year, the guide included multiple big-hitters from India, a country long hailed for its serenity, healing and mindful magic. Below, find our favourite Indian spas for 2026, from contemporary yoga retreats to traditional ashrams.

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The 16 best Christmas markets in the UK for 2025

Oct 27, 2025 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)

Best Christmas market in the UK for: handmade treasures When: Thursday 13 November – Tuesday 23 December 2025 Organised by Craft*folk for nearly 30 years, this Cardiff market has a proper handmade focus, with stalls selling silver jewellery or glass work, hand-thrown ceramics or quilts.

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Beaverbrook Town House

Aug 06, 2025 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveler Spain

¿POR QUÉ RESERVAR? Por el ambiente animado y a la vez íntimo, los preciosos interiores y la ubicación inmejorable. EL AMBIENTE A mitad de Sloane Street y frente a Cadogan Gardens, un encantador portero espera junto a un par de adosados georgianos restaurados. En el piso inferior, una cajonera japonesa marca la entrada a Sir Frank's Bar, de color verdoso y con detalles art déco, que se ha convertido en el favorito del público chic de Chelsea para tomar algo después del trabajo y antes del teatro.

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The 16 best Christmas markets in the UK for 2024

Nov 04, 2024 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)

Best Christmas market in the UK for: handmade treasures When: Thursday 14 November – Monday 23 December 2024 Organised by Craft*folk for nearly 30 years, this Cardiff market has a proper handmade focus, with stalls selling silver jewellery or glass work, hand-thrown ceramics or quilts.

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From the eyes of ‘outside spectators’: International students on American politics

Oct 23, 2024 |

By Emma Love

| The Daily Beacon

This semester, there are approximately 1,400 international students attending UT, representing more than 100 countries from around the world. With an enrollment of 38,728 total students, international students make up 3.7% of UT’s student population. That means 3.7% of UT students are not able to vote in this year’s upcoming presidential election. Even if international students have green cards or visas, they are not granted the right to vote.

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‘It’s been a lot easier to be individuals’: Shaping identity as twins in college

Oct 16, 2024 |

By Emma Love

| The Daily Beacon

Twins typically share a lot of things growing up — from a bedroom to clothing to birthday celebrations. But as they get older, they face challenges in establishing their individual identities separately from their twin. For juniors Alex and Sydney Whitman, developing individual identities became easier when they got to college, as they were able to live in different apartments, find separate friend groups, cultivate personal interests and build confidence as unique people.

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University of Tennessee celebrates 230th anniversary

Sep 10, 2024 |

By Emma Love , Sarah Portanka

| The Daily Beacon

The University of Tennessee celebrated its 230th anniversary Tuesday, Sept. 10, with a Tacos and Traditions event, placing signage with interesting UT history facts around campus. Founded in 1794, UT was originally named Blount College after Tennessee’s first governor William Blount. Since then, the university has gone by several names, including East Tennessee College and East Tennessee University. In 1879, the institution officially became the University of Tennessee.

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Advice from a UT parent of 3: Finding the middle ground

Aug 21, 2024 |

By Emma Love

| The Daily Beacon

Whether you move to school from across the country or stay at home and commute, the transition into college is both an exciting and nerve-wracking time. Students go through a major life adjustment, forcing them to learn the ins and outs of a new world. There are classes to think about, a career to pursue, a social life to nourish and a family back home — or just downstairs — to remember. But UT parent Terra Goosie explained that parents go through a life adjustment, too.

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Letter from the Managing Editor: Find freedom by creating margin

Aug 21, 2024 |

By Emma Love

| The Daily Beacon

If you’re like me, you are naturally a busy, busy bee, constantly stuck with a weekly schedule crammed with things to do and places to be. It’s a schedule you crafted on your own accord, yet it’s also the reason you keep having to do your homework at 1 a.m. Of course, as a college student paying rent and buying gas, my days are always filled with classes and work. There’s not much any of us can do about that.

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Los 20 mejores spas de Europa

Jun 15, 2024 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveler Spain

Cuando Euphoria entró en el terreno del wellness en 2018, se ganó al instante una reputación como alternativa fiable a los spa de destino de Asia, gracias a esa filosofía que une las creencias hipocráticas sobre la importancia de la salud holística con la espiritualidad taoísta.

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The best affordable spas in the UK

Jun 05, 2024 |

By Emma Love

| Flipboard

7 hours ago A pregnant woman from Greater Manchester in England woke to find her partner dead on the day of her cesarean section, a court heard on Tuesday, June 4. Rebecca Moss, from the town of Stretford, told her partner Thomas Gibson, 40, "Wake up, it's baby day," at around 5:15 a.m. local time on June 7, …

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An Oen Melog Recipe | Time to Make

May 21, 2024 |

By Emma Love

| TOAST Magazine

What grows together, goes together: that’s the simple sentiment at the heart of Annwn in Narberth, West Wales. Although the wild food restaurant only opened in its current location a year ago – and was awarded a Michelin Green Star a few months later – for chef-owner Matt Powell, it marks the next chapter of his culinary immersion into all things Welsh, from rediscovering traditional recipes to the land itself. “I’ve always found being surrounded by nature so inspiring.

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Weaving Bulrush in a Tythe Barn in Bedfordshire

Apr 26, 2024 |

By Emma Love

| TOAST Magazine

To weaver Felicity Irons, the bulrush that sprouts in abundance along our riverbanks is reminiscent of a root vegetable.

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Rewilding Our Food Systems with Ned Burrell | Time to Make

Feb 23, 2024 |

By Emma Love

| TOAST Magazine

It might only be February but the summer produce plan for the market garden at Knepp is already firmed up. “The growers aren’t just growing vegetables for a particular dish, but to a particular specification,” explains Ned Burrell, director of the new onsite Wilding Kitchen restaurant and café.

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The Best Yoga Retreats for Beginners

Feb 21, 2024 |

By Emma Love

| NewsBreak

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The Best Yoga Retreats for Beginners

Feb 21, 2024 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveler

Whether you’ve recently started regular yoga classes and want to take your newfound knowledge to the next level or are a complete novice still figuring out the difference between a warrior and tree pose, a yoga retreat can be a great way to deep-dive into this multidisciplinary practice with roots in ancient India As spiritual as it is physical, yoga styles range from slow and meditative to more dynamic, but always focus on connecting to one's breath and body.

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The Best Yoga Retreats for Beginners

Feb 21, 2024 |

By Emma Love

| Flipboard

How to Gain the Bible’s Promises in Your Life Don’t you get frustrated when the Bible promises something, but you can’t see it in your life?For example, you read in the Bible that you’re promised …

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The best Christmas markets in Europe for 2023

Dec 23, 2023 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (India)

Best for: artisanal gifts and wine Where better to enjoy a festive mug of mulled wine (or vin brulé) than in one of the world’s most renowned wine regions?

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The best Christmas markets in Europe for 2023

Nov 28, 2023 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)

Best for: Alsace traditions Giant chandeliers, a white crystal tree, thousands of twinkling lights on church façades – the city of Strasbourg is full of feel-good festiveness. There has been a Christmas market here since 1570 (it’s the oldest in France); last year more than 300 wooden chalets were set up in Cathedral Square and Place Broglie, selling everything from handmade decorations and baubles to blown-glass candles and traditional bredele butter biscuits from the Alsace region.

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Double the space means twice the design fun in this expanded Paris home

Nov 20, 2023 |

By Emma Love

| MSN UK

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Double the space means twice the design fun in this expanded Paris home

Nov 20, 2023 |

By Emma Love

| MSN UK

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The best European river cruises to take this summer

May 31, 2023 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (India)

Europe’s coastlines can get overcrowded in the summer as everyone flocks to the beach – so one alternative is to head on one of the numerous European river cruises instead. From less-travelled sections of major rivers to cruising the waterways around beautiful cities such as Venice and Amsterdam or taking a deep dive into regions like Normandy or Andalusia, these are the best adventures to book now.

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8 spectacular river cruises to explore around the world

Apr 15, 2023 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (India)

People have always been drawn to rivers for practical reasons – from catching fish to transporting goods and growing crops in the fertile soil along the banks. But, in more recent times, river cruises have become a brilliant way to explore these great waterways, all while on holiday too. Sometimes, such as with The Amazon and The Mekong, slow travel by boat opens up otherwise hard-to-reach places and communities.

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15 ways to nourish your mind, body and soul - for less

Jan 28, 2023 |

By Emma Love

| Yahoo Sports Canada

Soul & Surf retreat in Portugal - @clarelewington Think “wellness retreat” and you may well envisage an austere yet extortionately priced medi-spa on the continent which has you feeling reborn after a week of high-tech treatments and gruel. That is one kind, certainly – but, these days, the world of wellness is a much broader church.

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The 12 best spas in India

Jan 04, 2022 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)

Swaswara, Gokarna BEST SPA IN INDIA FOR: FINDING INNER CALM Recalibrating the inner voice becomes far easier when you quieten the din of daily life – or at least, that’s the thinking at SwaSwara on sandy Om Beach. Guests choose between Ayurvedic programmes or the signature Swa Wellbeing (a combination of massages, Hatha yoga and meditation), all focused on finding balance within.

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A Local's Guide to Ghana

Sep 01, 2021 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveler

Ghanaian writer, filmmaker, and art historian Nana Oforiatta Ayim grew up between Germany, England, and Ghana. In 2002 she set up the ANO Institution of Arts and Knowledge in Accra, where she lives. She has worked on pioneering projects including curating the country’s first pavilion at the Venice Biennale and released her debut novel, The God Child, both in 2019.

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Y2K or Y2tacky: is the Ugg boot returning?

Mar 05, 2021 |

By Emma Love

| Epigram (newspaper)

By Emma Love, Third Year, Politics and Sociology The Croft Magazine // Emma assures us that UGG boots are back in vogue and here to stay. About one month ago, the news broke that, god forbid, the Ugg boot was back. Just get through the end of 2020, they said. 2021 will bring better days, they said. But here we are, two months into the new year, almost a year into the pandemic, and the Ugg boot has appeared, yet again, risen from the dead - an omen.

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Hotels where luxury means less

Nov 12, 2019 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)

An experiment in essentialism” is how Sister City, a hotel that opened earlier this year in New York, bills itself. Its marketing spiel is stuffed with zeitgeisty references: “inspired by Finnish saunas, Japanese bento boxes, the rock-cut cliff dwellings of prehistory and John Cage’s ‘4’33’”. But drilled down, this means a less-but-more-considered proposition; a quieter, pared-back style that feels entirely right for now.

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Barcelona’s best boutique hotels

Oct 29, 2019 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)

The fun one with hip design: Room Mate Anna Barcelona See our inside look here.

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Inside look: Room Mate Anna

Oct 24, 2019 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)

The idea behind the fast-expanding Room Mate group of hotels, which specialises in hip design at purse-friendly prices, is that each location is based on a different character. Judging by the interiors at this outpost in Eixample (one of five hotels in Barcelona by the Spanish chain), Anna is a fan of flamboyant fish-motif wallpaper, gorgeous geometric floor tiles and colour-happy rooms.

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Inside look: Soho House Barcelona

Oct 20, 2019 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)

The members’ club concept is fairly new to the Catalan capital and its creative crowd have completely embraced this Soho House outpost, which opened two years ago on a palm-tree-lined square off the seafront. It’s everything you would expect from the group, with plenty of Spanish design influences to pump up the sense of place. There’s a vaulted tile ceiling in Cecconi’s on the ground floor, for example, with century-old pizza ovens from a bakery in nearby Badalona.

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Inside look: Monument Hotel, Barcelona

Oct 17, 2019 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)

What was once half of the Hotel Condes de Barcelona re-opened in 2016 as a separate entity. The Neo-Gothic building, the former home of industrialist Enric Batlló (his brother commissioned Gaudí to design Casa Batlló), has 84 bedrooms with exposed brick walls, oak floors, leather headboards and slate-grey hexagonal-tiled bathrooms. The best have LEDs like stars in the ceilings above the beds and tiny terraces overlooking Passeig de Gràcia and Gaudí’s La Pedrera.

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Where to shop in Ojai, California

Oct 15, 2019 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)

Clever reading material Bart’s Books has had the same low-slung bungalow frontage since Richard Bartinsdale opened it in the Sixties, inspired by the bouquinistes along the Seine in Paris. There are almost a million mostly second-hand titles here, including cookbooks above a kitchen counter and cabinets full of first editions.

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Inside look: Margot House, Barcelona

Oct 14, 2019 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)

A discreetly labelled doorbell opposite Casa Batlló, Gaudí’s crowd-pleasing modernist masterpiece, is the only way to tell this nine-bedroom hideout exists. The owners – the Durany family, who created the chic Spanish lifestyle brand Natura – knocked together two enormous apartments on the first floor of this residential building to create Margot, named after the character in Wes Anderson’s cult film The Royal Tenenbaums.

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Inside look: The Wittmore, Barcelona

Oct 11, 2019 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)

Tucked away down a tiny, dead-end street in the Gothic Quarter, this 22-bedroom hotel feels like somewhere only smart, clued-up locals know about. Which is partly down to the intimate, club-like atmosphere (no children; no photos) and the plush, hunting-lodge interiors of checked carpets, thick burgundy velvet curtains at the entrance to the U-shaped restaurant and an old-master-style oil painting of a fictional Lord Wittmore hanging against bird-print wallpaper.

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Where to shop in Antwerp

Sep 26, 2019 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East)

The original trailblazer Graanmarkt 13 has been a key part of the Antwerp shopping scene since it opened in a white, five-storey townhouse designed by architect Vincent Van Duysen nearly a decade ago.

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How to Cruise With Oprah, Jon Bon Jovi, and Belle & Sebastian

Jul 01, 2019 |

By Emma Love , James G. Wright

| Condé Nast Traveler

Søren Solkær Belle & Sebastian The whimsical Glasgow indie rockers have always liked their festivals to be a bit different. In 1999, the band had just won the best British newcomer award at the Brits, the U.K.’s answer to the Grammys, when they organized the Bowlie Weekender, an ahead-of-its-time antidote to the mud and crowds of most British festivals, in seaside Sussex.

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The Next Generation of Outdoorsmen Are Women

Mar 19, 2019 |

By Emma Love

| Condé Nast Traveler

Six years ago, Stanford graduate Sasha Cox was backpacking through Bolivia with her boyfriend when a light bulb went off. “I realized that I had never been camping or hiking with my closest girlfriends. We would make dinner and go to the theater together, but spending time in nature had never even come up in conversation—which I thought was ridiculous, because it is the place that makes me feel like the strongest and the best version of myself,” she explains.

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Culloden Cove, Culloden, near Whitehouse, Jamaica Hotel Reviews

Jul 24, 2018 |

By Emma Love

| i-escape

The kitchen is well equipped - fridge, freezer, oven, hob, microwave, blender, toaster, coffee maker - and you’ll find basics such as sugar, oils and spices in the cupboards; the cottage has its own small kitchenette (no oven or stove). You can cook for yourself if you wish, but housekeepers and chefs Dion, Lily and Gail - whose services are included in the rates and who all used to work here when Culloden Cove was a restaurant (“We came with the house,” jokes Gail) - are excellent cooks.

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