Invited by the Moroccan National Tourist Office (MNTO) on an exclusive familiarisation trip, TheGlitz was represented by our young and intrepid teammate - photojournalist, cinematographer, visual storyteller, adventurer and passionate traveller Josh Chakraborty, who went on an immersive journey across the Kingdom of Morocco.

Bollywood stars Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal recently chose Amora Beach Resort Phuket to celebrate their second wedding anniversary. Their choice reflects a broader travel trend that is reshaping luxury tourism across Southeast Asia. Increasingly, Indian travellers are seeking destinations that blend exclusivity with authenticity, offering experiences that feel intimate rather than extravagant.

At TheGlitz, we've always believed that the best journeys happen when you move beyond guidebooks and glossy postcards. They happen when you discover the places that capture a city's rhythm, its quirks, its history, and its everyday magic. The places where locals laugh, dream, celebrate, and simply live. From Tokyo's soaring skyline and Hong Kong's iconic harbour to the artistic corners of Paris and the riverside charm of London, these are the places that don't just show you a city... they introduce you to its soul.
The Maldives has long been synonymous with turquoise lagoons, powder-soft beaches, and extraordinary underwater experiences. Now, Siyam World Maldives is adding an exciting new chapter to the region’s diving story with the launch of one of the country’s newest and most captivating wreck dives — a remarkable attraction that blends adventure, marine conservation, and environmental stewardship.
As luxury travel evolves beyond extravagance towards authenticity, privacy, wellness, and meaningful experiences, Seychelles, an idyllic Indian Ocean archipelago with its pristine beaches, untouched natural landscapes, exclusive island retreats, and rich Creole heritage, continue to captivate discerning travellers with its unique blend of natural beauty, exclusivity, and sustainable luxury. Lubaina Sheerazi, CEO & Co-Founder of BRANDit - the representative of Seychelles Tourism Board in India, shares insights...
Today, Mauritius is writing a bold new chapter... one that goes far beyond its postcard-perfect beaches. At the helm of this transformation is the very dynamic Dinesh Burrenchobay, Chairman of the Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority (MTPA), a visionary leader committed to redefining the tourism narrative of Mauritius for a new generation of global travellers. Under his stewardship, Mauritius is evolving into a destination that champions immersive cultural experiences, meaningful travel, sustainability, and regenerative tourism.
When the roar of packed stadiums fades and the demands of professional sport give way to much-needed downtime, even cricket’s brightest stars seek places that offer serenity, privacy and a deeper connection to nature. For Indian cricketers Varun Chakravarthy, Sandeep Warrier and Siddharth Manimaran, that sanctuary was found along Sri Lanka’s breathtaking southern coastline at KK Beach, a boutique luxury retreat where golden sands, swaying palms and endless ocean horizons create the perfect backdrop for relaxation.
Where picturesque turquoise lagoons meet gorgeous emerald mountains... where sugarcane fields sway beside heritage towns, and where luxury whispers rather than shouts... Mauritius is entering a striking new chapter. At the helm of this visionary shift is Dinesh Burrenchobay, Chairman of the Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority.
At TheGlitz, we believe that there are destinations that impress... and then there are those that linger. Morocco belongs firmly to the latter. Here, luxury doesn’t announce itself in grand gestures; it reveals itself slowly... in the hush of a candlelit riad, in the rhythmic artistry of a master craftsman, in the vast, golden silence of the desert. At the forefront of shaping this narrative is Jamal Younes Kilito, Country Manager – India at the Moroccan National Tourism Office (MNTO).
From geopolitical tensions and rising fuel prices to shifting visa rules and climate concerns, travel is no longer just about where you go... it’s about navigating a world that feels constantly in flux. And yet, in this disruption and uncertainty, something interesting is happening. Travel isn’t losing its charm; it’s simply evolving into something more thoughtful, more intentional.