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WIN A FABULOUS
TRIP TO CYPRUS
To celebrate the new Inspired Luxury Escapes
programme to Cyprus, ttgluxury is offering you
the chance to win a trip to for two staying at the
contemporary boutique Londa Hotel (pictured).
Inspired Luxury Escapes director Theo
Demetriou said: “We believe in providing
luxuriously individual holidays in Cyprus and
Egypt, set within the most stunning resorts. We
have handpicked all the 41 hotels we feature,
some of them exclusively in the UK market.”
Londa (londahotel.com) is on the beach, a
short distance from the boutiques, restaurants
and culture of Limassol. The prize includes four
nights at Londa with daily breakfast, dinner for
two in Caprice restaurant, an aromatherapy back
massage for each person, return flights to
Cyprus and transfers with Inspired Luxury
Escapes (inspiredluxuryescapes.com).
Vaishaly offers skincare
savvy for travellers: To enter the competition, go to
“Drink plenty of water on
ttgluxury.com/competition
the flight to keep skin
ART DECODENCE AT
hydrated and prevent it
looking tired and dull.
DORCHESTER SPA
Avoid midday sun and
wear an SPF and The Dorchester has opened its new spa with a 1920s decadent art
sunglasses. If your skin deco theme, offering spa-goers post-treatment cakes and
becomes drier in the champagne at the Spatisserie.
summer, switch products; The Dorchester has enlisted the help of Vaishaly, one of the
if skin becomes oilier use world’s most sought-after facialists – often raved about by models
products to control oil including Elle Macpherson and Sophie Dahl – who has launched her
production and keep new Anti-Aging Mask exclusively at the hotel’s spa. Carol Joy London
pores de-congested.” will also be available at the spa and Kerstin Florian treatments will
appear for the first time on a UK spa menu.
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