It is widely acknowledged that the appetite for extreme luxury is insatiable among the global elite, a fact well demonstrated by the reopening of The Lanesborough in London. Following a nineteen-month renovation exercise rumoured to have gulped down a staggering £80 million, the establishment has unveiled what is arguably the capital’s most expensive accommodation. The Royal Suite commands a princely sum of £26,000 per night, a figure that might make the average man blink, yet it has already attracted the patronage of an American billionaire who reportedly booked the residence for a three-week duration. The experience of such opulence commences…
Author: Chinedu Akande
The way we dey travel dey change well-well. E no be about ‘where you go’ again, but ‘wetin you experience there’. This na wetin the global travel people, Skytscanner, point out for their ‘Travel Trends 2026’ report wey dem drop on October 14. Jessica Min, one of their travel experts, talk say, “If 2025 was about sharing your personal hobbies with others, 2026 go be more personal. People no just want to escape their daily life, dem wan use travel to express and discover who dem be.” Min explain say, “Even though 80% of Korean travellers talk say dem go…