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Beach Nation the Unwritten Rules of Rio De Janeiro’S Beach Culture “Classical Music’S New Superstar” – the Evening Standard VOL. 14 NO. 1 LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION TORONTO’S MOVIE SCENE THE FLAVOR HUNTER JAIPUR’S TURMERIC TRAIL TEXAN CULTURE CRUSH FROM DALLAS TO MARFA BRAZIL’S BEACH NATION THE UNWRITTEN RULES OF RIO DE JANEIRO’S BEACH CULTURE “CLASSICAL MUSIC’S NEW SUPERSTAR” – THE EVENING STANDARD SHEKUKANNEH-MASON ELGAR LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SIR SIMON RATTLE FEATURING THE ELGAR CELLO CONCERTO THE NEW ALBUM OUT NOW MOMENTS 8 24 Brazil's Beach Nation 44 CONTENTS Mastering the unwritten rules of Rio VOL. 14 NO. 1 de Janeiro's beach culture. 34 Lights, Camera, Action! Exploring Toronto's off-the-beaten-track movie industry heritage. 44 Insider Culture Crush Delving into Texas's cutting-edge art, from Dallas to Marfa. MOODS 54 Riviera Insider Getting to know Monaco's more 72 The Urban Explorer laid-back side. 74 The Smart Traveler 62 The Flavor Hunter 76 The Stylish Vacationer Following the golden turmeric trail 78 The Beach Sunseeker through Jaipur's kitchens. MILESTONES 14 83 High Society MOMENTUM Inside Truman Capote’s iconic masked ball at The Plaza. TRAVEL 84 Star Struck 8 The Local Scoop Fairmont Mount Kenya Safari Club's glitzy The best new eats in surfers’ haven debut. Canggu, Bali. 86 Fairmont Loves Film 10 Hop Culture Fairmont's long history with Hollywood. Montreal's booming local craft beer 87 Sweet Obsession scene. The day Escoffier invented the peach Melba 11 Design Obsession at The Savoy. A glimpse of Singapore’s fresh design 87 Landmark Celebrations boutique scene. Fairmont hotels around the world celebrate 13 Waterfront Playground milestone anniversaries in style. Inside Dubai’s hottest new off-coast 88 Liberati Love Affair neighborhood. Twain and Fleming at the Hamilton Princess. 14 Where Fire Meets Ice Going from surf to snow in California. 54 TRENDS 62 16 Nurture Nature Conservation initiatives for the eco- conscious traveler. 17 Zero Waste Wave Reducing your environmental footprint while on the go. 44 18 Fermentation Experimentation A taste of the good-for-the-gut ingredients that are taking over cocktail 24 menus. COVER STORY 20 Zen Zone IN EVERY ISSUE BRAZIL'S BEACH NATION Self-care, a trend that is quickly turning into a lifestyle. 4 Contributors Mastering the unwritten rules of Rio de Janeiro's beach culture. 27 Super Sea Foods 6 Welcome Letter The next wave of superfoods boasting 80 Community a nautical flair. PHOTO, GETTY / TRAVEL MOTION. GETTY / TRAVEL PHOTO, GIVE CAFÉ. JAIPUR, / FAIMONT TANJAKDESIGN NADER KHOUBI, ©ISTOCK G., JOSEY PHOTOS, 2 Fairmont Magazine Fairmont Magazine 3 CONTRIBUTORS FAIRMONT MAGAZINE WELCOME LETTER Vol. 14 No. 1 In addition to writing about art for publications Editor-in-Chief including Architectural Digest and Departures Rooksana Hossenally magazine, Liddy travels the world building art collections for private and corporate clients. Writers Catherine Balston, Liddy Berman, Rowena Carr-Allinson, A New-York-based contemporary art advisor, DEAR READERS, Rozena Crossman, Erin Dahl, Lanie Goodman, Neil Kreeger, Pierre-Charles Morin, she loved jumping right in for her feature. Nicola Leigh Stewart, Niamh Shields, Kate Taylor The only place in the world where I’ve seen a community come together “I have strong ties to Texas and a lifelong love to applaud nature is in Rio de Janeiro. On my first visit, I spent the of the Lone Star State’s boundless natural Copy Editor day at the beach enjoying the long stretches of sand, the vibrancy and beauty and burgeoning arts scene – and not Mona Gainer diversity of the people, and the soulful vibe of the place. As my day forgetting the delicious BBQ.” Subeditor came to a close, I was caught off-guard by a gradually approaching LIDDY BERMAN Aymeric Montois sound that started from far down on the beach, becoming louder as it Art advisor and writer approached. It took me a moment to understand that it was the sound of Art Direction and Design clapping. And another to understand that it was the spectacular sunset A photographer and musician based in Austin, Anaëlle Besson, Aldo Buscalferri, Carine Gouillardon, Dominika Hadelova that was being celebrated; it took my breath away. The sunset with its Texas, Michael spends his time off traveling around Photographers fiery oranges, reds and yellows was a thing of sheer beauty; but it was the deserts and waterways between Texas and Dado Galdieri, Michael Graydon & Nicole Herriott, Michael Muller, the experience of being fully in the moment and honoring something California collecting images and sounds. Joann Pai, Cyrille Robin, Henry Roy I saw every day but didn’t always appreciate fully that touched me deeply. “There’s a special quality of softness or When I think of Rio, that’s the feeling I remember and what I carried back with me on my harshness, depending on the time of day, to the last visit as I toured the construction site of the Fairmont Copacabana, which opened in 2019. light and air in the high desert climates of the I hope our guests will also have the opportunity to experience a moment like that in Rio American Southwest. It yields drastic shadows or elsewhere around the world. and clear contrasts between forms and the While living meaningful and genuine experiences is at the heart of travel, so is the ability negative spaces around them. The beauty Fairmont Hotels & Resorts extreme to maintain or enhance our personal well-being while on the road, be it for business or leisure. in the sparsity of the landscapes and the people www.extreme.fr MICHAEL MULLER fairmont.com That is why we developed Fairmont Fit: our holistic well-being program that ensures each one therein is something I love trying to capture.” 92-98 boulevard Victor Hugo, Photographer and 92110 Clichy-la-Garenne of our hotels offers opportunities for our guests to incorporate movement, dine consciously and Deputy CEO Hotel Operations musician T. +33 1 40 99 80 50 nurture their mind and spirit by making genuine connections with the communities they are visiting. & CEO Luxury Brands F. +33 1 40 99 82 09 And that leads me to introducing you to this new issue of the Fairmont Magazine, connecting Chris Cahill Chief Executive Officer you to authentic experiences in destinations far and near. In this issue, our journalists bring a new Jean Valentin A Toronto-based journalist and film critic for Senior Vice President, perspective on Toronto’s movie heritage, Texas’s diverse art scene, Jaipur’s food culture, Monaco’s a national newspaper, Kate Taylor combined Luxury Brand Marketing Global Sales Director local draws and, of course, Rio de Janeiro’s unique beach culture in our cover feature. As travel her love for her home city and the movie Rick Harvey Lam Julien Roux is all about fresh mindsets, we also look to [email protected] industry for this issue. “Toronto is a city of the future to share with you the latest in neighborhoods and my best urban Saturdays Vice President, Copyright 2020 by extreme, 92-98 boulevard Victor Hugo, 92110 Clichy-la-Garenne. All rights reserved. the way of travel trends, and delve into the involve exploring somebody else’s – Riverdale, Fairmont Brand Management Reproduction in whole or in part without permission history of our most iconic Fairmont hotels, of the publisher is prohibited. Fairmont Magazine is Trinity Bellwoods, Liberty Village – family Sharon Cohen published by Extreme. Points of view expressed do bringing their stories and heritage alive. and dog in tow. As long as there is an off-leash not necessarily represent those of Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. The publisher reserves the right to I’ve always believed that those special park and an indie coffee shop everyone Executive Director, accept or reject all advertising matter. The publisher assumes no responsibility for return or safety of moments and the lingering feelings that stay Fairmont Brand Management is happy.” unsolicited art, photographs or manuscripts. Printed with us long after our trips have ended are Natasha Mohammed in France. All photos courtesy of Fairmont Hotels & KATE TAYLOR Resorts unless otherwise noted. what travel is all about. And while I admit to Journalist and film critic Director, often taking mother nature for granted, once in Fairmont Brand Management Printed in France. a while I see a spectacular sunset and just like STF - ZAC Satolas Green Sébastien Lapray Pusignan that I’m back on that beach in Rio clapping in 69881 Meyzieu Cedex A food and travel photographer based in Paris, honor of her beauty. originally from Canada, Joann loves discovering Senior Vice Presisent Wishing you many moments of discovery different cultures around the world and Group External Communications and memories to take with you as you journey exploring how food connects us. “I first visited Charlotte Thouvard to new places. Jaipur in January and jumped at the chance Director, Luxury Brand to return for this story, as I fell in love with Communications the beauty of the city, the people Rebecca Quinn and, most of all, the food!” Accor 82 rue Henri Farman Panorama from Assistant Project Manager, Clockwise from top: CS 20077 the Rio Sugarloaf Mountain cable car. JOANN PAI Luxury Brand Communications Sharon Cohen 92130 Issy-les-Moulineaux, France The red-brick, arty Distillery District Photographer Emeline Sympat accorhotels.com – accorhotels.group / ISTOCK. MIKOLAJN PHOTOS: Vice President, Fairmont Hotels & Resorts in Toronto, Canada. Fairmont Jaipur. 4 Fairmont Magazine Fairmont Magazine 5 Fairmont Residences, Royal Palm Marrakech MOMENTUM Travel & Trends MOMENTUM Travel & Trends 5:26PM The moment you made Marrakech your home. Where would you love to live? Around the world, Fairmont Residences represents an exclusive private ownership opportunity—extraordinary apartments, villas and chalets developed, designed and operated to the standards and level of service you have come to expect from our spectacular hotels and resorts.
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