Every July, the same thing happens. Wimbledon runs for a fortnight, a significant percentage of the country temporarily becomes interested in tennis, and somewhere in the middle of week two, the thought surfaces: I should play more tennis. The feeling rarely survives long contact with a British summer. But as a prompt to book a trip somewhere warm with excellent courts, it is not without merit. The tennis holiday, done well, is a specific thing. It is not a resort that happen

As Wimbledon kicks off, we look at the wellness philosophy behind Novak Djokovic's extraordinary longevity, and his partnership with Aman to bring that expertise to travellers around the world.

The best golf holidays are about far more than what happens on the course. While a world-class fairway is certainly important, today's golfers are increasingly looking for destinations that combine exceptional golf with outstanding hotels, incredible food, beautiful scenery, and opportunities to relax both on and off the green. From the rolling countryside of Ireland to the sunshine of the Mediterranean and the Caribbean coast of Barbados, these are some of our favourite golf

A curated guide from Chicago to California Route 66 has always been about more than the drive itself. It is a journey defined just as much by where you stop as how far you travel, and nowhere is that more evident than in the food and drink along the way. From historic diners that have barely changed in decades to quietly exceptional restaurants in unexpected places, the route offers a culinary experience that mirrors the diversity of the landscapes you pass through. What make

From honky tonks to horseback, boots to backroads, this is how to live the lyrics. Day 1-3: Nashville, Tennessee - The Heart of Country Day 1: Arrive in Nashville Private transfer to your downtown hotel (we love the Thompson Nashville or JW Marriott). Evening welcome dinner at Merchants, followed by your first stroll along Broadway to soak up the live music energy. Day 2: Country Music Deep Dive Morning tour of the Country Music Hall of Fame. RCA Studio B session - see where

There’s something magical about a book that makes you want to get up, grab your passport, and go. It’s why we love travel writing, novels set in far-off lands, and memoirs of life-changing journeys. They’re not just stories, they’re invitations. Here’s our handpicked list of 14 travel reads, paired with real-life trips we can plan for you. 1. Eat, Pray, Love - Elizabeth Gilbert Italy, India, Indonesia Follow in Liz’s footsteps: pasta-making in Rome, yoga in Ubud, temple stays

And how Case Travel curates unforgettable sport-driven escapes around the world. There’s something electric about live sport. The energy of the crowd. The anticipation. The moment that turns into a memory. But what if it wasn’t just a ticket in your hand? What if it was also a glass of champagne before the match, a sunset rooftop dinner after the final whistle, or a weekend in a city you’ve always wanted to explore? At Case Travel, we believe sporting events are one of the mo

Some wine tastings come with glossy brochures and gift shop exits. The ones we love most? They come with dusty cellars, passed-down secrets, and glasses poured with stories - not sales pitches. At Case Travel, we’re about going deeper. Whether you're a casual sipper or a serious oenophile, these are the wine moments that linger - long after the bottle’s gone. Here are some of our favourite by-appointment-only, off-the-radar wine experiences from around the world. Provence, Fr

Yes, you can have a stylish summer without the clichés. These beach clubs deliver effortless luxury, curated retail corners, and just the right amount of buzz. They’re the kind of places where designers host trunk shows, chefs prioritise local produce, and the crowd feels more boutique hotel than beach party. Here are 10 of our favourite spots for summer 2025: El Chiringuito – Ibiza A Case Travel classic. Bohemian yet elevated. Whitewashed tones, nourishing menus, and seasona

While everyone else is queuing for Instagram-famous cafés, the smart travellers are slipping into quiet corners where locals take their time over tartines and espressos. These are the places that feel lived-in, not staged - the kind of spots you'd only find if you lived here or knew someone who did. Here’s our guide to 10 local-loved cafés and bakeries for your next Paris morning. No tourist traps, just perfect starts. 10 Non-Touristy Paris Cafés We Love: Ten Belles - Canal S