The CEO Magazine Asia - April 2018

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ON THE

INVEST IN SOME OF THE MOST

With its hotel, spa and restaurant now

all rated five stars by Forbes Travel Guide,

Meadowood Napa Valley is one of only

13 properties in the world to earn this triple accolade.

Estate Suites start at US$3,350 a night and each

luxury cottage comes with a wood-burning fire,

a private garden and sweeping views from

the hot tub. The restaurant offers modern

American food either in its upscale dining

room or in picnic baskets to enjoy on

the grounds. Facilities at the

250-acre property include

all-suite spas, hiking trails,

tennis courts and a golf course.

If you get bored of all this

luxury, tours of the

surrounding wine country can

be arranged. meadowood.com

TRIPLE

5

-star resort

MACALLAN IN LALIQUE 62 YEARS OLD

US$57,803

One of the most hotly anticipated exhibitions

on the international calendar in 2018 is

Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up. Displaying

the personal collection of the iconic artist

for the first time, this display includes Kahlo’s

paintings and photographs as well as the

clothes, jewellery and a colourful prosthetic

leg that were crucial in shaping her distinctive

image. Featuring many items never exhibited

before, it promises to give visitors a new

insight into one of the twentieth century’s

most celebrated artists.

Victoria & Albert Museum, London

From 16 June

EXH

IBIT

ION

Sick of traffic jams? Why not simply fly over

them? With PAL-V’s Liberty flying car, you can

do exactly that. With a top driving speed of

160km/h and a maximum flying speed of

180km/h, the three-wheeler offers a truly new

kind of transport experience. Reservations to

nab the initial release of the pioneering vehicles

are now open and the first cars are expected to

roll out in 2019. You’ll need both driving and

flying licences, and a spare US$323,870.

CARS

MIGHT

fly

ANGOSTURA LEGACY RUM

US$18,290