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Zac
I co-founded Lost At E Minor in 2005 and run Conversant Media.
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THE HELLO TOMORROW SERIES: Ski Dubai: an indoor ski slope
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While in Dubai recently, I checked out the famed Ski Dubai, which is the largest snow park in the world, conveniently located in the largest mall in the world. Heck, this is Dubai right? It has to be OTT. The skiing was a lot of fun.
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THE HELLO TOMORROW SERIES: Hues Hotel – a boutique hotel in Dubai
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It’s all about colour at Dubai’s Hues Hotel, situated close to the airport and near to the old town in Dubai. The Hues Hotel offers a compelling boutique hotel experience in this large and remarkable city.
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The Orange Public House and Hotel, London
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The Orange hotel is nestled at the top of a classic, refurbished bar and restaurant in London’s Belgravia. In the popular bar downstairs the Orange is a favourite for the discerning locals from nearby Chelsea and Belgravia, while upstairs the four upmarket ensuite bedrooms draw guests from around the world looking for a truly unique London homebase.
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THE HELLO TOMORROW SERIES: The Emirates Business class experience
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The business footprint of Lost At E Minor spans Australia, the US and the UK. So when I needed to head over to the UK to meet with some of our commercial partners, I was lucky enough to fly there with our friends at Emirates. It was certainly an unforgettable experience, resulting in the Hello Tomorrow content series we’ve been running over the past few weeks.
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THE HELLO TOMORROW SERIES: No cold feet at this boutique hotel
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Luxury boutique hotel Eccleston Square Hotel claims to be London’s most high tech hotel, and it’s easy to see why. While the rooms are gorgeous enough, they are also fitted out with 46” high-definition 3D plasma TVs, surround sound systems, iPod docking stations, VoIP phones and your very own iPad to tinker with. For those [...]
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THE HELLO TOMORROW SERIES: Lights out, now go to sleep… we mean eat
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The city of London is a pretty exciting place visually, so it seems almost counterproductive to dine in the dark. But that’s exactly what you’ll do at Dans le Noir? London, where you can experience the world in pitch black while blind waiters serve you your organic meal. It’s supposed to help sharpen your other senses in the meantime, so we can’t think of a better place to start training for super-sensory powers than dining in the dark. Unfortunately, the restrooms are fully lit for safety reasons, so you can’t practise there.
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THE HELLO TOMORROW SERIES: Way to get really high on the world’s tallest building
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If you’re looking to get high on alcohol and altitudes alike, the 122th-storey high restaurant-bar At.mosphere in Burj Khalifa, Dubai is your best bet. Naturally, they also serve high tea (but of course).
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THE HELLO TOMORROW SERIES: Off-the-shelf toys? Make your own
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London-based startup company Makielab makes these 10″ super-poseable made-on-demand action dolls with faces and features designed by you. The 3D-printed and hand-dyed makies are pretty cool — and equally impressive is Makielab’s dedication to local manufacturing. The dolls are printed and assembled in London and Amsterdam, entirely assembled in London, and even the packaging materials are sourced from within the UK. Well, now you know where to go if you want to bring your imaginary friend from childhood to life.
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THE HELLO TOMORROW SERIES: watch your step, these knife-like heels really stab
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Award-winning London-based shoe designer Chau Har Lee does these really cool made-to-order shoes that redefine the whole notion of killer heels with flat knife-like metal shards instead of pointy little stilettos. These photos by Viktor Vauthier do justice to their coolness.
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The Stafford Hotel, London
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London is a city of the future and the past. The Stafford, London uniquely combines the elegance of Victorian London with a modern five-star hotel experience. The outcome is an impressive, truly British hotel experience.
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THE HELLO TOMORROW SERIES: Beam what you eat onto your plates
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Finally, a menu that helps us make up our minds about what to eat. Before you even make an order at pan-Asian fusion restaurant inamo St James in London, you can poke around at its interactive menu to beam prospective eats onto your plate.
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THE HELLO TOMORROW SERIES: The Ampersand Hotel, London
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I’ve stayed in many great hotels, but there have been few which are on par with The Ampersand hotel, London. My experience was simply faultless.
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Tower Lodge: 5 star luxury in the Hunter Valley, NSW
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Tower Lodge was recently awarded the Global Luxury Lodge in the 2012 World Luxury Hotel Awards. That’s a fine accolade for this boutique hotel, nestled in Australia’s Hunter Valley, which is gathering momentum as a hotel with few peers.
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The Promised Land Cottages near Bellingen, NSW
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There’s staying in an amazing location, and staying in beautiful accommodation. When the two combine it makes for a memorable get away. The Promised Land Cottages near Bellingen sure live up to their name. Architecturally designed and built almost entirely from hardwood and with rare skill, these boutique luxury cabins are perfectly set-out for a weekend (or week’s) break.
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Angus Stone’s Broken Brights Australian tour
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Angus Stone strolled onto the stage in Newcastle, NSW, on the second stop of his Broken Brights Australian Tour. He reached the pocket of the stage, lights deliberately cast from his face, and he let his guitar and melodic voice step forth. And that was the way for the night. No talk, or banter. But Stone and his band, all hipster beards ablaze, were magical, melodic and, as their music turned increasingly psychedelic in the second half, they became captivating.
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