The Ritz-Carlton Magazine

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Spring 2010

The Ritz-Carlton Magazine uncovers the authentic character, unique personalities and cultural attractions of the world’s great travel destinations.

Previously posted:
Moscow Ritz-Carlton video
Interview with Ritz-Carlton President and Chief Operating Officer
More about Simon Cooper, Ritz-Carlton President
Ritz-Carlton owned by Marriott

In this issue:

Sands of Time
The Kingdom of Bahrain offers an oasis of surprise: a Formula One racetrack, ancient burial grounds and magnificent sights, like Riffa Fort, once the seat of government and now a serene tourist destination with spectacular views.

Growing Young
Anti-aging treatments now run the gamut from holistic to scientific. Discover how four spas across the spectrum keep us looking our best.

Super Chef Showdown
Eric Ripert and Laurent Tourondel, two culinary superstars, try their hand at each other’s game.

Trailblazing in Tahoe
In the mid-19th century, skiing was introduced to the Sierra Nevadas by Norwegian gold prospectors as a means of transportation through massive snowdrifts. Today, Tahoe is a winter-sports wonderland that draws skiers and snowboarders from around the world.

Past issues:
The Ritz-Carlton Magazine, Winter 2010
Winter, 2010
 The Ritz-Carlton Magazine, Fall 2009
Fall, 2009
 The Ritz-Carlton Magazine, Summer 2009
Summer, 2009
 The Ritz-Carlton Magazine, Spring 2009
Spring, 2009
The Ritz-Carlton Magazine, Winter 2009
Winter, 2009
 The Ritz-Carlton Magazine, Fall 2008
Fall, 2008
 The Ritz-Carlton Magazine, Summer 2008
Summer, 2008
 The Ritz-Carlton Magazine, Spring 2008
Spring, 2008

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