How gratifying is the feeling of being recognized for your work! Last Friday, the number one magazine industry event of Canada, National Magazine Awards, took place in Toronto and Hayo resulted winner of the category "Best Special Interest Magazine" with issue Hayo No. 3: North....
Rarely have I been so impressed by a hotel than when I got to Beresheet Mitzpe Ramon, two hour drive south from Tel Aviv on the brim of the Makhtesh Ramon in the Negev Desert, one of the wildest landscapes you'll ever see and a fascinating...
The desert of Wadi Rum in Jordan has to be one of my favorite places on Earth. There's something about the desert that hipnotizes you and when you get to Wadi Rum you feel like you just landed in a different planet. Well, no wonders The...
If there's a deifnition for a luxury hotel, The Selman Marrakech is it. At the foot of the Atlas Mountains, away from the hustle of the medina, this palace of distinct, sublime and alluring charm is located. Passing through the immense portico, the gaze is drawn...
Having recently opened its doors, The Williamsburg Hotel is quickly becoming a reference of this iconic neighborhood of New York. It's eight stories and 150 rooms encased in brick, glass, and Corten steel and it was designed by London-based design firm Michaelis Boyd Studio, the...
A metaphorical conversation, the iconic Cuadra San Cristobal, Luis Barragán's ranch hosted the works of contemporary American artist Sean Scully, in a dialogue between the magnificent architecture and this artist's interpretation of his memory and work. You have probably seen pictures of the ranch all over Instagram,...
Westerners may claim “the West Coast is the best coast,” but the East Coast has more than its fair share of charm that is worth seeing. You might be thinking that an East Coast city is mostly made of beach towns, but you’d be selling...
Five years ago, Paulino Martínez, also partner and founder of Mexico City classics El Parnita and Páramo, had the idea of opening a concept restaurant and taquería that celebrated the life and traditions of Mexico's small pueblos but also that would highlight the entire process of...
When in Rome… You know the rest. So if you’ve decided to visit Mexico for the first or if you’re planning to move there for business or any other reasons, be ready for this unique, overwhelming culture. You definitely won’t change their ways, so you...
Beyond the cobblestone streets of the beautiful Spanish village of San Miguel de Allende, lies a mystical ancestral spirit that few get the chance to discover. Connecting with the senses and reconnecting with the origins of civilization from the indigenous Mesoamerican, was the objective of...