London

Located on the third floor of London’s esteemed Harrods department store, the Montreux Jazz Café has opened just in time for the London Summer Olympics.

Polo is enjoying something of a trendy renaissance in the UK this season – the game no longer seeming to be the exclusive preserve of the moneyed English upper classes, but this year seems to have attracted a mix of young celebrities donning their designer shades and raising a glass of fizz.

Along with other upscale labels, British brand Lotus has made London its new home by the help of its Malaysian parent company. The Lotus Originals flagship store features scale model cars, Lotus engineer designed bicycles, luxury clothing, toys and luggage, all in 592 sq m.

The Haute 100 is vacationing all over the world. See them in Southampton, Colorado, and Malaga, and DC. These are the pictures they've shared.

Swiss design duo Herzog & de Meuron – the architects behind the 2008 Beijing Bird’s Nest Olympic stadium – have joined forces with Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei to create this summer’s commissioned installation. The project is part of the much-anticipated London 2012 Festival and will act as the venue for Park Nights, the Gallery’s high-profile line-up of speakers and events.

London not only has been buzzing about the 2012 Olympics, but the luxury German car brand, Audi has just unveiled its first digital showroom there called Audi City. The digitally created showroom showcases Audi’s entire model line-up for all visitors to have the opportunity to choose from several hundred million vehicles.

42°Raw is a new, secret hideaway for only those in the know. Meet London's fountain of youth for food.

Whether you are training for your next triathlon, stressed about Friday’s big presentation or simply jetlagged from spending half of your life on an airplane, do yourself a favor and book an appointment with Rohan Quarry Day.

The Haute 100 got fashionable in Paris, sailed away, and partied with the Obama's. Here are the pictures they shared.

American fashion designer, Tom Ford is opening his first London store in the Knightsbridge district.

London transportation has the tendency to be a bit difficult. So hopefully Uber can lighten this burden. At the touch of a finger, you can just tap on your iPhone app to summon your driver. No need to talk to anyone, as your GPS location let's him know exactly where you are. Their names and their faces are there so you can see exactly what you are getting.

As a business traveller, what do you look for in a hotel? Comfort, efficiency, business amenities at your fingertips, great design, food when it’s convenient for you, an insanely comfortable bed and service that is friendly as well as fast. Does that sound about right?