In this issue

This month, Philippine Tatler takes you on a fantastic adventure courtesy of its cover star—
Asia Tatler’s new Editor-at-Large for Travel; Beautiful Destinations founder and CEO, the
dashing, charming, and down-to-earth Jeremy Jauncey.

This issue also celebrates friendships and relationships. We take part in the 25th wedding anniversary of Dennis and Tessa Valdes—an intimate celebration in Balesin with the couple's close friends; and also feature the annual trip of our Editor-in-Chief Anton San Diego with his close friends. As they embark on a journey to the picturesque Portugal, get to know why Anton and his friends believe travel and friendships go hand in hand.

Sustainability is on centre stage this month. Flip through the pages and find our stories on how you can be a part of protecting Mother Earth. In "The Paradigm of Sustainability", Tourism Secretary Berna Romulo-Puyat shares how the Department of Tourism has high hopes for the Philippines to become a new icon for sustainability, redeeming itself from the plastic waste problem. In "Deep Thinker", marine biologist and legendary oceanographer Sylvia Earle talks about her campaign for a new wave of marine parks. Other articles include the shift towards eco-minded travelling, how watch companies become environmentally conscious, recycling in fashion, and more.

The Ecomodernist

American author and environmental policy writer Michael Shellenberger explains how nuclear energy can prove advantageous to a world coping with the impact of climate change

4 mins

Deep Thinker

Marine biologist and explorer Sylvia Earle has studied the sea and its creatures for more than 50 years. Now she’s campaigning for a new wave of marine parks

4 mins

The Glass House

The creative team behind Budji+Royal Architecture+Design juxtaposes traditional elements and nature to transform a compact space into an expansive and eclectic home in the east

4 mins

Fifty Shades Of Green

With the Lexus RX450h, a standout vehicle that drives like a dream, you get to sit in luxury and save the earth at the same time.

4 mins

Wine With A Conscience

When environmental issues are playing on everyone’s mind, what’s an eco-friendly oenophile to do?

2 mins

The Next Best Thing

A slew of new hotels in some of the world’s greatest destinations are all set to change the game when it comes to delivering on the promise of pure comfort in exquisite environment

3 mins

A Home In Hamburg

At Sofitel Hamburg Alter Wall, a study in contrast, luxury is a given, but sustainability is a conscious drive.

4 mins

Gastronomic Adventure

Indulge in food and wine with Reservations In Paradise, a gustatory weekend affair courtesy of Bacchus International and Shangri-La Boracay Resort and Spa

5 mins

We Can Work It Out

Photographer Mary McCartney has long been a passionate advocate of vegetarianism—and now she’s spreading the message in Asia

4 mins

The Paradigm Of Sustainability

Determined to redeem itself after decades of contributing to the global plastic pollution, the Philippines continues to prime itself as the next icon of sustainable tourism, led by Department of Tourism Secretary Berna Romulo-Puyat

6 mins

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Tatler Philippines Magazine Description:

Established in 2001, the Tatler Philippines is the country’s most trusted and enduring high-society and luxury-lifestyle magazine. More than any other title, the Tatler name—a legend in publishing—commands respect, and is synonymous with prominence and influence.

Taking the readers into consideration, the Tatler Philippines presents the best of the Philippines and beyond, through a highly entertaining editorial mix that includes personality profiles, glamorous parties, lavish fashion shoots, and authoritative articles that span the gamut of luxury-lifestyle trends from art collecting to wine appreciation, from motoring to travel, from watches to jewellery and design. The sophistication of our topics is matched by stylish and award-winning design and photography.