NEWS


EXPLORER CHRISTENING LOOMS


The ship being billed as the ‘most luxurious ever built’ will have a royal godmother. Princess Charlene of Monaco will take on the role at the christening of Seven Seas Explorer in Monaco on July 13. Regent president Jason Montague said: “It’s fitting to have the world’s most luxurious ship christened in one of the most glamorous cities in the world by Princess Charlene of Monaco, who is the definition of elegance, grace and passion. Her stature, career as a world-class athlete and the charitable endeavours she pursues are inspiring.” Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli


(pictured) will sing at the christening. RSSC.COM


IN THE PICTURE: YEOTOWN, NORTH DEVON


Health retreat Yeotown is adding four eco-suites. The north Devon retreat runs five- day courses to help people achieve a high level of wellbeing, energy and health. The suites – Gratitude, Empathy, Courage, and Love and Be Loved Cottage – have superking-sized beds, underfloor heating, power showers and stone baths. They all have an outdoor area with antique French furniture, overlooking an orchard. YEOTOWN.COM


HALL IS WELL IN NORTH WALES COLOMBIA SPECIALIST OPENS FOR BUSINESS


A specialist operator focused on creating bespoke holidays in Colombia has launched. Amakuna has been founded by two British expats keen to “fuse local expertise with seamless logistics”. From fast-tracking clients to Colombia’s most stylish boutique boltholes, to connecting them with local experts, the company aims to provide the most personalised access to the untapped destination.


It will also offer 24-hour support. AMAKUNA.COM


A Grade II listed country house in north Wales is undergoing an extensive refurbishment ahead of a summer opening as a hotel. Palé Hall, in Llandderfel, will feature a fine-dining restaurant set up in partnership with celebrity chef Michael Caines. The house, which once hosted Queen Victoria, will


have 18 rooms retaining period features. PALEHALL.CO.UK


aspire june 2016 — 13


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