Museum Insel Hombroich

In the face of continued global uncertainty and market volatility, the future of the luxury travel and hospitality sector remains a challenging one. However, those brands and services that empower individuals to enjoy the human qualities of travel will find a way forward.

In this article, Meredith Stark, Director Brand & Marketing at Oostwegel Collection, interviews two leaders in the field of regenerative travel experiences about their motivation, impact and future plans.

Spencer’s…what? That’s right - Spencer’s Social Club. It’s a rolling calendar of cultural pop-up events curated by emerging makers and local foodies.

One day each Autumn it happens. In Winselerhof’s vineyard, a curious crowd reaches for the ripe Müller Thurgau grapes. General Manager plucks together with guests, volunteers team up with local residents.

Discover the story behind the new suites at Château Neercanne.

St. Pietersberg: from chalk quarry to a stunning nature reserve

What creates a great collection is its heritage. The carefully curated collection of Oostwegel estates is rich in history, culture, and originality.

Winselerhof was formerly known as Winzeler, derived from the German word “Winzer”, or wine grower.

Dating back to the 15th century, the Kruisheren cloister and gothic church has a fascinating story

Dating back to 1201, the estate has served various purposes over the centuries, leading to an abundance of stories to tell.

Everyone who has ever visited Kruisherenhotel Maastricht has felt it. The unique and tangible combination of opposites coming together. The old and the new. High-end yet easy-going service. Openness and seclusion. Stillness and energy.

As the world slowly heals from the pandemic, luxury’s conscious evolution continues.

Imagination translated into images and words, stories capturing a distant future that nevertheless shapes the choices we make today.

Camille Oostwegel sr. shares his most precious memory of the 1991 Euro Summit.

Impact is a big word. But it always starts with something small.