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Paris Donnatella Callan

Travel and culture journalist with a BA in english literature from University College, Dublin. Her work focuses on sustainable and luxury travel, leading her to Australia, US, Africa and Europe. She has worked as a contributing writer for Culture Trip and Lampoon Magazine, amongst others. Currently working as a researcher on a hachette-commissioned book about feminism and the 1960s counterculture.

Responsibility to the planet, nature and local communities are driving forces of the Habitat brand. In conversation with Eduardo Castillo, co-founder of Habitas

Responsible tourism and the four C’s: culture, conservation, community and commerce. In conversation with Rob Baas, Managing Director of Wilderness Safaris and Bisate Lodge

«Dujiangyan is a city with a history of water conservancy development. We want to move the local landscape to the indoor space of Zhongshuge», Li Xiang, founder of X+Living

A high-end bed and breakfast destination where you can get CBD massages and hemp oil scrambled egg for breakfast, in the electric car accessible mountain town of Zermatt in Switzerland

First a family home, then the headquarters of a humanitarian foundation, a meditation retreat, an artists’ residence, and now a guesthouse-cum-gallery

Courtyards are not the sole design attribute that gives reference to the city location. From designer Antonio Citterio to the materials, suppliers and design inspiration. Everything is sourced from and connected back to the city

A conversation taking place about the lack of cultural-spaces in Ireland led to the Kickstarter campaign that raised €47,634 from 594 backers

«The endgame is being able to have a circular sustainable system where the estate is funding the house, which provides the business that supports the estate»

Books are the point for each Book and Bed Tokyo location and are a tool for literature-inspired installations. Set on the eighth floor of the Kabukicho Apm Building, it provides a birds-eye view of the city

15 years of laboratory research, 97 skincare products and 2 perfume collections. Science, beauty and art: Edmond Eisenberg recounts the family-run French beauty brand