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MILLION AIR FLIGHT BRIEFING STENNIS, MISSISSIPPI

North of NewOrleans WHETHER HEADING SOUTH OR BLASTING INTO SPACE, STENNIS OFFERS OPTIONS FOR EVERY TRAVELER

WHERE TO SLEEP Between New Orleans’s thriving business district and history-rich French Quarter, The Roosevelt New Orleans is the city’s king of luxury. First opened in 1893, the property was damaged in Hurricane Katrina and fell from the public eye for the fi rst time in its history. Thankfully, a renovation, with a new Waldorf Astoria a ffi liation, has revived the legend and its stunning Astoria Suites. 130 Roosevelt Way, New Orleans, +1 504 648 1200, therooseveltneworleans.com WHERE TO EAT Commander’s Palace — and the striking Victorian building it has called home for nearly 130 years — is more than a restaurant; it’s a piece of Southern history. While the riverboat captains and pre-war socialites may be gone, it has lost none of its classic elegance, o ff ering intimate private dining options and an encyclopedic menu of Creole classics. This icon is at the top of every Gulf Coast gourmand’s fi ne dining checklist. 1403 Washington Avenue, +1 504 899 8221, commanderspalace.com

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For a fi rst-time visitor, Stennis might appear quaint in comparison to many of Million Air’s bustling metropolitan locations. But dig a little deeper, and a rich culture boasting a plethora of activities and attractions is uncovered. Stennis Space Center is undoubtedly the area’s claim to fame and number one attraction, playing host to not only thousands of visitors every year, but also to some of the most important technological studies in all of NASA. Located on the banks of the Pearl River in Hancock County, Mississippi, Stennis Space Center hasn’t received the same Hollywood treatment that its bigger brothers in Houston and Orlando have, but its rocket-testing facilities are unrivaled, leading some to coin the phrase ‘the road to space goes through Mississippi.’ Visitors who are interested in the life forms on this planet can also enjoy the Stennis area, as it boasts innumerable wildlife reserves and national refuges throughout its diverse array of ecosystems. The 35,000-acre Pearl River Wildlife Management Area unfolds from its namesake’s east bank, o ff ering hunting, fi shing and hiking opportunities, as well as family-friendly swamp tours. Farther downstream, the Delta National Wildlife Refuge plays host to one of the most unusual habitats on Earth. If you’ve ever pined to step into the mouth of the mighty Mississippi, Delta National o ff ers the perfect opportunity, with 48,000 acres of life-rich wetlands formed entirely from sediment deposited by this

Stennis Space Center

WHERE TO FLY Located just across the Pearl River from New Orleans at Stennis International Airport, Million Air Stennis o ff ers every amenity for the private jet traveler, including a hospitality bar, conference rooms and Mercedes-Benz crew cars. Captain and crew will be equally pleased thanks to our pilot lounges, theater room, cafe and a dedicated fl ight planning room.

huge American river. Traveling urbanites needn’t worry about all this focus on the great outdoors, either. New Orleans, just minutes down the road, o ff ers great accommodations and hospitality. Home to one of the most vibrant cultures in the country, the Crescent City o ff ers plenty to do, including a trip through the French Quarter for a glimpse of its famous sights, such as Bourbon Street and St Louis Cathedral. After a ride around town in one of the antique streetcars, return to the modern world with a stop at the Caesars Superdome, which, in the years since Hurricane Katrina, has become a beacon of hope for the city.

MILLION AIR STENNIS (HSA) Stennis International Airport 7250 Stennis Airport Drive Kiln, Mississippi 39556

T +1 228 463 2389 F +1 228 463 2335 E info.hsa@millionair.com millionair.com

MILLION AIR FLIGHT BRIEFING MEDFORD, OREGON

Oregon art haven ONE OF THE SUNNIEST TOWNS IN AN AREA KNOWN FOR RAIN — MEDFORD, OREGON — IS AS CHARMING AS IT IS CAPTIVATING

WHERE TO STAY The nearby Jacksonville Inn embodies Old West opulence at its fi nest and most authentic. The inn, built in 1861, is located in one of the Gold Rush era’s earliest permanent structures and, with its brick-and-red-awning facade, certainly looks the part. It’s not all about the past at the Jacksonville Inn — a fi ve-star restaurant and a guest list including former presidents make

it a stay for the ages. 175 E California Street, +1 541 899 1900, jacksonvilleinn.com

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2002, but today produces close to 15,000 cases of award-winning bottles — from Merlots to Cabernet Sauvignons — each year. In addition to luscious grapes for wine, Medford soil grows peaches and some of the country’s best pears, including Bosc, Bartlett and Comice varieties. These pears often fi nd their way into the baskets of one of the area’s biggest employers, Harry & David. The company, founded back in 1910, is famous for its gift baskets of fruit and candies, and is open to the public for factory tours, which include tastes of the scrumptious sweets. Other attractions include the Medford Carnegie Library, built in 1911 through a fi nancial gift from Andrew Carnegie; the 100-acre Bear Creek Park, which boasts multiple tennis courts, a BMX track, an amphitheater, a skate park and a dog park; and Roxy Ann Peak, a 30-million-year-old dormant volcano.

The home in later life of movie star Ginger Rogers, Medford, Oregon boasts a bustling art scene, including the Randall Theatre Company, the Rogue Opera and Craterian Theater at The Collier Center for the Performing Arts. The latter is a live performance venue named after one of the area’s largest benefactors, James Collier. The town also hosts the annual Southern Oregon Music Festival every October, which showcases big-name artists as well as young local musicians. For those who prefer the visual arts, Medford also o ff ers two art galleries, Art du Jour Gallery and Rogue Gallery & Art Center, both of which display works from local artists in various styles. No art critique is complete without a good glass of wine and, luckily, Medford is one of the hubs of Oregon’s growing wine industry. RoxyAnn Winery, in East Medford’s Hillcrest Orchard, started small in

WHERE TO EAT Medford favorite Paisans Pizzeria & Bistro is the perfect spot for such classic Italian fare as delicious pizzas and calzones. The family who owns the pizzeria hails from New York and makes delicious New York-Italian food. Be sure to try the restaurant's baked cannelloni

and lobster ravioli. 970 N. Phoenix Rd., +1 541 772 3668, paisanspizzeria.com

WHERE TO FLY Located in a state-of-the-art facility, Million Air Medford is a full-service FBO with a history of excellence. A part of Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport, Million Air Medford was awarded Million Air FBO of the Year in 2008. Facilities and services include pilot and passenger lounges, conference rooms, quiet rooms and a hospitality bar. MILLION AIR MEDFORD (MFR) Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport 2040 Milligan Way, Suite 100 Medford, Oregon 97504

T +1 541 842 2254 F +1 541 842 2255 F infonow@millionairmfr.com W millionair.com

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MILLION AIR FLIGHT BRIEFING LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA

Southern charm EXPLORE CAJUN COUNTRY IN A CULTURAL HUB OF SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA

WHERE TO SLEEP With a premier casino, a wide selection of fi ne-dining options and amenities that include a world-class spa, a Tom Fazio designed Contraband Bayou golf course and tropical-feel cabanas, L’Auberge Casino Resort Lake Charles has it all, with 26 stories and 1,000 rooms, suites and villas. 777 Avenue L’Auberge, +1 337 395 7777, llakecharles.com

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WHERE TO EAT Pairing sumptuous steaks and seafood with more than 240 top wines from the area’s largest cellar, Ember Grille & Wine Bar (in L’Auberge Casino Resort) is the perfect place for any celebration or special occasion. Villa Harlequin combines two restaurant family legacies into one. The Southwest Louisiana restaurant serves upscale Italian dishes, delicious steak and seafood, and has an impressive wine collection. 324 Pujo Street, +1 337 436 6251, thevillaharlequin.com WHERE TO FLY Million Air Lake Charles meets private jet travelers’ daily refueling, quick turns and special requests with ease. The 64-acre ramp can serve unlimited types of aircraft, from helicopter operations to military deployments, and Million Air can handle and park aircraft from Cessna 150s to KC-135s, DC-10s, L-1011s, C-5s, C-17s and the larger Antonov aircraft. MILLION AIR LAKE CHARLES (CWF) Chennault International Airport 4500 Chennault Parkway Lake Charles, Louisiana 70615

Slot machines are just one of many o ff erings at the racetrack

Horse racing at Delta Downs Racetrack

Lake Charles is a must-visit city in Cajun Country, thanks to more than 75 annual fairs and festivals, tranquil golf greens, thrilling casino gaming and an up-and-coming culinary scene. In 1781, French settler Martin LeBleu and his wife became the fi rst European residents in this Franco in fl ected city known for its Cajun, or Acadian, culture. This means spicy jambalaya, zydeco music and Mardi Gras. In fact, the city’s Mardi Gras celebration rivals that of New Orleans, so it's a spectacle not to be missed. Lake Charles’s pre Lenten holiday features spectacular costumes, fun fi lled parades and festive activities like the original, but with a decidedly local touch. In that same vein of thrilling decadence, Lake Charles is home to some of the region’s most popular gaming establishments. Delta Downs

Racetrack, the Isle of Capri Casino and L’Auberge Casino Resort Lake Charles o ff er riverboat- and track-based gaming options, along with excellent accommodations, fi ne cuisine and entertainment. When you’re ready for a break from all the gaming action, head to the nearby Creole Nature Trail All-American Road for a tranquil Southern wetland safari. Scenic driving and walking tours through the beaches and marshlands of Calcasieu and Cameron parishes will open visitors’ eyes to local wildlife, including alligator, armadillo, mink, nutria and unique swampland fauna. Fishing is also a must in this sportsman’s paradise, where such major tournaments as ESPN’s Red fi sh Cup and the Red fi sh Nation Q Series have been held. Hire yourself a local guide and try your hand at the sport on the still waters of the bayou.

T +1 337 436 4877 F +1 337 436 5387 E info.cwf@millionair.com millionair.com

MILLION AIR FLIGHT BRIEFING FLORIDA KEYS

Florida’s hidden gem WITH BEAUTIFUL BEACHES AND A TROPICAL CLIMATE, MARATHON IS THE HEART OF THE FLORIDA KEYS

WHERE TO SLEEP Located on 24 oceanfront acres, Isla Bella Beach Resort makes the most of this envious positioning, as every room has a breathtaking ocean view and an outdoor terrace. There are multiple dining options, a sandy beach, fi ve pools, 5,000 sq ft of spa and fi tness facilities, and a marina where expert fi shermen can show you some of the best spots. 1 Knights Key Boulevard, +1 305 481 9451, islabellabeachresort.com best of Florida Keys cuisine at Butter fl y Café. When the sea views are as close as they are, it’s impossible to opt for anything other than seafood, and this restaurant’s emphasis on ocean-fresh, local ingredients means that regardless of whether you go for the mahi mahi or yellowtail snapper, your tastebuds will be in for a treat. 2600 Overseas Highway, WHERE TO EAT Enjoy alfresco dining at its fi nest and the

Marathon’s beaches are some of the best in Florida

+1 305 289 7177, tranquilitybay.com

Set on 13 islands in the Florida Keys, Marathon is a gem that boasts some of the bluest waters in Florida. Its unusual name dates back to the construction of the Florida East Coast Railroad, where the workers who were struggling to complete the project deemed the task ‘a real marathon.’ Today, it is a vibrant city with something for everyone. Getting out on a boat is non-negotiable, as Marathon boasts some of the best fi shing and other boating activities sure to tempt sea lovers. But for those who prefer to remain on dry land, there is a whole array of waterfront restaurants and sandy beaches from which to admire the glistening waters — from afar. A true landmark in Florida, Seven Mile Bridge is a ‘must’ for any visitor. With Florida Bay to the right, the Atlantic Ocean to the left, and beautiful clear

WHERE TO FLY Located in the heart of the Florida Keys, Million Air Florida Keys is just less than an hour away from the larger Key West and o ff ers everything you could possibly want pre- fl ight. Upon arrival, you are greeted by a beverage cart concierge service to start your trip on a good footing. Inside, friendly and professional sta ff will make your stay comfortable. MILLION AIR FLORIDA KEYS (KMTH) Marathon International Airport 8800 Overseas Highway

The waters surrounding Seven Mile Bridge are clear blue

blue water underneath, it’s an example of why so many fall in love with Marathon. To get closer to the water, spend a day at Sombrero Beach, where sandy stretches are the perfect spot for long walks and a shady park with picnic pavilions provides an ideal locale for alfresco lunching. For those who are charitably minded, a visit to The Turtle Hospital will prove to be a rewarding and fun activity for all ages. Florida’s beaches are known for turtles nesting among the sand, and this non pro fi t organization is dedicated to the rehabilitation of endangered sea turtles. Not only do they rescue these creatures, they also educate the public through outreach events, assist with research, and work towards legislation making the beaches and water safe and clean — an admirable feat.

Give back during your visit at The Turtle Hospital

Marathon, Fl 33050 T +1 305 743 1995 E info.mth@millionair.com millionair.com

Photos Tim Marek / TradeMarek Photography

MILLION AIR FLIGHT BRIEFING ORLANDO, USA

A thrilling ride THE THEME-PARK MECCA OF ORLANDO IS ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR DESTINATIONS IN THE US

WHERE TO SLEEP Nestled within the gates of Walt Disney World® Resort, Four Seasons is a secluded lakeside retreat just minutes from Downtown Orlando. With a combination of adult-only spaces as well as family-friendly areas, there is something for everyone. Book the Grand Suite, which boasts a generous open-plan living/dining area and expansive balcony with views over the lakes, golf course and Walt Disney World® — perfect for entertaining. 10100 Dream Tree Boulevard,

Walt Disney World Resort put Orlando on the map

+1 407 313 7777, fourseasons.com

Kennedy Space Center

Highball & Harvest

WHERE TO EAT No matter where you are in the world, nothing says luxury like Ritz-Carlton, and that rule holds true in Orlando, thanks to The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes. Amid all the regality, it’s Highball & Harvest that demands your attention. The farm-to-table restaurant serves Southern-inspired dishes, with ingredients sourced from the resort's organic garden, and delicious craft cocktails. 4012 Central Florida Parkway, WHERE TO FLY A proud member of the Orlando Sanford International Airport team, Million Air Orlando is located just a short drive from Downtown Orlando, University of Central Florida, Cape Canaveral and, of course, the beach, o ff ering line support, catering services and much more to our Sunshine State visitors. +1 407 393 4422, grandelakes.com

Situated among the expansive orange groves of Central Florida, in just a few short decades Orlando grew from a charming Southern town into one of the most visited destinations in the United States. The warm hospitality and similarly pleasant climate surely have a lot to do with its rapid growth, but the primary catalyst has unquestionably been the amazing theme parks that call the city home. Walt Disney World Resort continues to lead the way, as it has every year since opening in 1971, with a seemingly in fi nite array of attractions and accommodations. It is a must-see for every visitor to the area, regardless of age or interest, as is Universal Studios Orlando, which has challenged the Disney led hierarchy with legitimate nightlife options such as CityWalk and their ever-growing fantasy kingdom, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. For an equally out-of-this-world experience, make sure to visit Kennedy Space Center, the famed NASA launch site that has been used for every NASA space fl ight since 1968. And while much of the space center

is o ff -limits to civilians, the facility o ff ers plenty for the non-space-bound as well, with an in-depth visitor complex that allows for the exploration of some of the US’ most revered achievements in the fi eld, such as the Space Shuttle Atlantis and a replica of the Hubble Telescope. In addition, the center o ff ers a variety of interactive experiences, including the opportunity to have lunch with an astronaut. Of course, Orlando has a rich culture of its own, especially in the city’s famed Church Street District. Packed with great restaurants, shopping and classic Southern charm, the Church Street District and its surrounding areas o ff er something for every interest and attitude, with nightlife that is vibrant and youthful. But there are also plenty of options for those seeking mellower relaxation, such as The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art — featuring the world’s most comprehensive collection of Louis Comfort Ti ff any works — and a trove of great golf courses, including Shingle Creek Golf Club, which has been called one of the best golf courses in Florida.

MILLION AIR ORLANDO (SFB) Orlando Sanford International Airport

2841 Flightline Avenue Sanford, Florida 32773 T +1 407 585 6300 F +1 407 585 6318 E info.sfb@millionair.com W millionair.com

Photos Mark Wieland Photography, Don Riddle Images

etr li at ve eler SUMMER 2022 33

Welcome

Last summer marked the 20 th anniversary of Elite Traveler. To commemorate that special milestone, we compiled a selection of the best-of-the best of the last two decades. Delving into topics that you, our readers, value most — from cars and watches to spas and hotels — we looked at the biggest breakthroughs of the last 20 years.

Elite Traveler around the world From a detox in Switzerland to sampling champagne, the Elite Traveler team members share their latest travels

SERINA TATHAM Editorial assistant

Serina Tatham heads to Fairmont Windsor Park, a gorgeously grand hotel that opened earlier this year. It’s hard to believe, but this bucolic hotel, nestled among 40 acres of lush greenery and landscaped gardens, is just an hour from London.

In response to that issue, I received a passionate email from a reader pointing out the various hypocrisies of including Amazon, Je ff Bezos’s behemoth company, within the issue. If the man had a dollar for every time he did something controversial, he’d be, well… As we strive to champion all things responsible luxury, an area that is exciting and ever-evolving, we must look these hypocrisies right in the eye. While talking about the biggest tech companies in the last 20 years, Amazon was the elephant in the room. To include or not to include was the question that circled my brain for a few weeks. It is a dilemma that the Elite Traveler editorial team often face — is this responsible luxury, or is this a bit of greenwashing lingo? Rest assured, we will always seek to bring you not just the highest level of luxury, but also the most responsible. While researching said anniversary issue, we quickly realized just how much more there was to cover. And so we came to the conclusion that one issue was not quite enough. Who are the leaders in luxury, and how have their actions impacted their own industries for the better? We present our Leaders in Luxury edition. The fi rst of its kind, this issue explores the world of responsible luxury by speaking to the movers and shakers that are often responsible for big-scale changes and groundbreaking innovations. In this issue you will fi nd interviews with CEOs (Nina Jensen of REV Ocean, Rob Scholl of Textron Aviation), designers (Espen Øino, Tim Heywood), founders (Jane Poynter of Space Perspective), presidents (Caroline Scheufele of Chopard), master distillers (Kirsteen Campbell of Macallan, Viridiana Tinoco of Clase Azul) and chefs (Eneko Atxa, Massimo Bottura). You’ll also fi nd our regular Explore section with new hotel openings in Africa, Dubai and England; our Hot List with two very di ff erent experiences in Switzerland and an itinerary inspired by a famous artist; and our selection of the fi nest real estate on the market. We close this summer’s issue with a seriously magical experience in Japan. Samantha Coles Editor samantha.coles@elitetraveler.com

SAMANTHA COLES Editor

Samantha Coles visited the peaceful town of Weggis, Switzerland to embark on Chenot Palace’s famed advanced detox — an enlightening

week of personalized treatments, in-depth assessments and very, very few calories.

ALEX MARTIN Web editor

Alex Martin was among the fi rst journalists in the world to see a top-secret project at Rolls-Royce’s global headquarters in Chichester, England. He

had to put his phone in a sealed bag and sign an NDA before being allowed into the building, but he arrived there in style.

IRENIE FORSHAW Digital writer Irenie Forshaw spent a weekend in

Champagne, France to — unsurprisingly — sample some fi ne champagne. She stayed at Hostellerie

La Montagne, a nine-bedroom stone cottage that dates back to 1819 and is home to Jean Baptiste Natali’s beautiful restaurant.

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Leaders in Luxury In this issue, we delve into a select number of topics that you, the Elite Traveler reader, know and love. Within those topics, we speak to the pioneers who are shaping, and in some cases changing, an industry for the better

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74 Piaget’s Californian Lights Cu ff watch is a fl oral masterpiece that almost de fi es time

Leaders in Luxury 48 Jets Despite the common

answering the call for greater sustainability. 82 Jewelry Roberta Naas talks to Chopard co-president Caroline Scheufele about her thoughts on the future of jewelry, and to Fiji pearl farmer Justin Hunter on why pearls are the gems of sustainability. 8 6 Technolo gy Shining a spotlight on world-renowned camera brand Leica and the London based EMS studio E-Pulsive, Luke Abrahams uncovers what makes these brands so special. Also in this issue’s tech pages: the must-have apps with the power to improve our lives. 90 Wine Two of the biggest names in

increases and, as a result, superyachts are di ffi cult to make eco-friendly. Thankfully, the industry is indicating a desire to change and, in this issue, Miriam Cain discovers just how that can be done. 70 Cruises After a turbulent few years, cruise lines have had a shake-up, and are redoing itineraries and reimagining onboard activities. Becca Hensley sat down with four leaders who have helped steer their cruise companies across fi guratively rough seas. 74 Watches This issue’s watch pages take a look at a Rolex Awards for Enterprise Laureate who is working with tribal leaders to map Chad’s resources, and showcasing some of the newest watches from brands

wine — Alejandro Bulgheroni and Julie Cavil — chat to Victoria Daskal about their interesting careers after entering the wine world later in life, and how they have achieved success. 94 Spirits Alex Martin speaks to two master distillers from a couple of the best-loved brands on the market: The Macallan and Clase Azul. 100 Hotel collections We look at the pioneers who are behind member-only collections and brands that not only have some of the world’s most spectacular hotels in their databases, but also the most sustainable. 104 Spas With spa-goers demanding more personalized services as

well as avenues to mental well-being, leaders at Sensei Lanai and Lake Austin Spa Resort reveal how you can instill a sense of peace into your sometimes stressful everyday life. 110 Restaurants Two of the world’s best chefs also happen to be leading the way when it comes to sustainability: Eneko Atxa and Massimo Bottura. Emma Al-Mousawi speaks to them about their unwavering dedication to green gastronomy. 114 Destinations This issue’s destinations pages will give you some food for thought when it comes to planning your next vacation, whether it be an untouched island in the Caribbean or even up in space.

narrative, sustainability is not new in private aviation. In this issue, Doug Gollan highlights the big thinkers in the push toward sustainability. 5 6 Charter jets Private aviation is on the path to a greener future. Doug Gollan speaks to some of the people behind the largest companies, such as VistaJet and NetJets. 6 0 Motoring With the shift towards electric, Alexandra Cheney explores how a handful of the biggest automobile brands are navigating environmental e ffi ciency and successfully transitioning away from fuel. 66 Yachts Each year, the size of yachts

32 The Porsche Panamera Platinum Edition 6 0 olestar’s new concept car that rede fi nes sports roadsters for he electric age

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120 Destination guide toQatar Our take on the very best of Qatar spans from the center of ever-evolving Doha to lesser-known coastal enclaves on the outskirts. 124 New hotels A grand hotel in the leafy Surrey countryside, an elegant new opening in Dubai and an expedition camp deep in the heart of Southern Tanzania. 130 Hot list From a famously challenging detox in Switzerland to traveling across Europe in the footsteps of an artistic genius, this issue’s hot list features some seriously unique experiences. 138 Property We take a look at some of the fi nest homes with breathtaking views, including a villa overlooking the Tuscan countryside and Amsterdam’s fi rst climate-neutral canal house. 144 Flight of fancy A once-in-a-lifetime experience: Discover a magical side of Japan as you kayak by fi re fl y light.

The Most Anticipated Restaurant Openings of 2022 This year brings the promise of recovery after some trying years for the global hospitality industry. With many distinguished chefs and restaurateurs planning new ventures, we take a look at hotly anticipated openings across the US and beyond. Katy Fennema on Scotch Whisky’s Bright Future People say that Scotland never leaves you and — truthfully — the rich history, culture and landscape of this beautiful country aren’t things you’d ever want to forget. The Fife Arms’ whisky ambassador, Katy Fennema, reveals to Elite Traveler why she was drawn back to Scotland, and how she’s using her role to put the fun back into the country’s most well-known and fi nest export.

124 Cinq Mondes spa at Ra ffl es The Palm Dubai

120 Sand dunes and inland sea of the Sealine Desert just out of Doha, Qatar

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London ALEX MARTIN Web editor

When Alex Martin isn’t out running ultramarathons and triathlons, or heading out on 100-mile bike rides, he can be found running Elite Traveler online. Alex specializes in restaurant news and motoring, and jumps at any chance for adventure. But his real passion lies with whisky so, following his enthusiasm for the drink, Alex is also our wine and spirits expert; his poison is a whisky sour. In this issue, he speaks to two master distillers from two of the best-loved brands on the market — The Macallan and Clase Azul. elitetraveler.com p94

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A resident of London, Alex Green has worked as an illustrator for over 20 years. With the city as his muse, his style is a combination of East London trends and high-end lifestyle. His uniquely empathetic approach to his subjects has caused him to be highly sought-after as he focuses on the subtleties of body language to create enchanting pieces. Represented by Folio Art agency, Alex has produced work for a variety of clients including The Times , BBC, Audi, Harrods and Elton John, to name just a few. Taking inspiration from literature, travel and the people he meets along the way, Alex's art is a combination of drawing, collage and digital techniques. Alex provides the illustration for this issue’s Flight of Fancy — a magical scene of kayaking down the river under the ethereal glow of fi re fl ies. folioart.co.uk p144

Surrey SERINA TATHAM Editorial assistant

In this issue of Elite Traveler , Serina speaks to one of the most extraordinary people in space exploration: Jane Poynter, co founder of Space Perspective. With the fi rst commercial fl ights to space launching in 2024, Serina discovers how Poynter got to where she is today and what travelers can expect from a trip to space (luxury, of course, with an onboard bar to toast the spectacular views). elitetraveler.com p126

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Leaders in Luxury How can a private jet be sustainable? Will we ever see a 100-year old bottle of whisky? How is space travel evolving to become more environmentally conscious? The answers to these questions and more will be revealed as we speak to the leaders behind the world’s best luxury brands

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JETS Aviation accounts for 2.1% of global carbon emissions, and private jets claim 2% of that total, or 0.04% of global emissions. Road travel makes up 10%, forestry 17% and agriculture 14%. Still, the industry has never shied away from its position as a lightning rod.

plan. For the time being, there is no singular solution in sight, although Sustainable Aviation Fuel, or SAF, will provide the biggest boost. It can reduce current fossil fuel emissions up to 80%. Beyond SAF, e ff orts are widespread. There are big design initiatives that could literally change the shape of today’s airplanes. Then there is the intensive focus to reduce carbon output anywhere and everywhere, from using clean energy for manufacturing to incorporating sustainably sourced materials into the aircraft — even those shiny veneers. In this issue, we highlight private aviation’s big thinkers who are leaving no stone unturned in the push toward sustainability .

Instead of being combative or defensive, last year, leaders pledged to be net zero by 2050, improving on the 2009 Business Aviation Commitment on Climate Change, which called for cutting carbon emissions by 50% by mid-century. Yes, you read that correctly — sustainability is not new for private aviation despite the constant attacks. However, achieving the goal is di ffi cult. For all the attention they get, electric aircraft (eVTOLs) will only serve short hops for the foreseeable future. Advances in aircraft design and engines are incremental, although original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), as you will see, are making huge commitments to silver bullet ideas. This means little gains are a large part of the