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ANANTARA SIAM BANGKOK: A NEW CHAPTER FOR A BANGKOK LANDMARK

Travel — Hotels & Resorts

ANANTARA SIAM BANGKOK: A NEW CHAPTER FOR A BANGKOK LANDMARK

After a USD 50 million transformation, Anantara Siam Bangkok enters a new chapter that balances contemporary refinement with the cultural character of its four-decade history. From restored Thai artwork and newly imagined suites to dining, wellness and event spaces, the renovation places the hotel’s sense of place firmly at the centre.

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FOUR SEASONS HOTEL TORONTO BRINGS FESTIVAL SEASON TO YORKVILLE

Travel — Hotels & Resorts

FOUR SEASONS HOTEL TORONTO BRINGS FESTIVAL SEASON TO YORKVILLE

As the Toronto International Film Festival returns for its 51st edition, Four Seasons Hotel Toronto once again becomes part of the city’s Festival-season rhythm. From cinematic dining and late-evening cocktails to restorative spa rituals and a curated fashion activation, the Yorkville hotel is shaping a programme around the culture of the moment.

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Bentley Torcal: The New Expression of Effortless Performance

Automobiles

Bentley Torcal: The New Expression of Effortless Performance

Bentley’s new Torcal marks a significant step in the marque’s performance story, becoming its most powerful and fastest-accelerating production car to date. Yet its significance lies less in outright figures than in how electric power is being shaped around Bentley’s enduring ideals of refinement, composure and effortless progress.

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Cadillac Escalade IQ: When Technology Begins with the Customer

Automobiles

Cadillac Escalade IQ: When Technology Begins with the Customer

As luxury vehicles become increasingly defined by software, screens and connected systems, Cadillac is taking a more considered approach with the all-electric ESCALADE IQ. Its latest technology story begins not with what can be added, but with how customers actually drive, interact and live with their vehicles.

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HOW THE BUICK Y-JOB GAVE THE AUTOMOTIVE WORLD ITS CONCEPT CAR

Automobiles

HOW THE BUICK Y-JOB GAVE THE AUTOMOTIVE WORLD ITS CONCEPT CAR

Before concept cars became a familiar language of automotive design, General Motors used one extraordinary Buick to explore ideas that had no immediate place on a showroom floor. The 1938 Y-Job established a new relationship between styling, engineering and public imagination—one that continues to shape how the industry designs for the future.

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