Raffles Hotel Singapore has named Taiwanese chef André Chiang, best known for his genre-defying modern French cuisine at the now-closed Restaurant André, as its newest writer-in-residence. The ...

Though it's just minutes from the heart of Singapore, Raffles Sentosa feels like a private, secluded escape thanks to dense gardens and an all-villa layout. Butler service is attentive and ...

North Lawrence Fire Department is using Facebook and virtual raffles to garner funds for station upgrades, equipment and training. The raffles started last fall and are held weekdays. Some items ...

Rendering of the Raffles Lake Como, which will be the brand's first in Italy and fifth in Europe. Photo Credit: Raffles Hotels & Resorts Raffles Hotels & Resorts will make its Italian debut with a ...

Facebook raffles have grown in popularity in rural Alaska since the COVID-19 pandemic, but they remain illegal when they’re hosted without a permit — a practice that puts raffle organizers and ...

Doha, Qatar: Making the journey from Qatar to Makkah by car? Here's everything you need to know about the 3,000-kilometer round trip that many pilgrims are choosing over flying. The road trip ...

The name Raffles is synonymous with the best in hotel accommodations, a hallmark of luxury, glamour, and bespoke service in some of the world’s most storied destinations. Now comes Raffles ...

Secret services: The spy rooms of London's new billion dollar hotel are for your eyes only. Raffles London at the OWO In a city that’s almost 2,000 years old, you might expect to see buildings ...

Grandeur and impeccable service have been the hallmarks of a stay at Raffles Hotels & Resorts ever since the flagship property—an elegant colonial-style building—opened in Singapore in 1887.

Special accolade has gone to Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, who is considered to have founded modern Singapore in the early 1800s. For decades, Singapore’s textbooks credited Raffles with ...

The tribute to Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, who is considered the founder of Singapore, has raised questions about how the wealthy city-state perceives its history. By Sui-Lee Wee Reporting from ...