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Friday\u00a0newsletters<\/a>\u00a0always feature luxury travel\u00a0contests<\/a>,\u00a0tips<\/a>,\u00a0series<\/a>, or\u00a0news<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Today (April 20, 2018): Travel tip: Enjoy Soneva Fushi or Soneva Kiri with a 50% discount when you book the \u2018Stay for Good\u2019 offer.<\/strong><\/h5>\n

IMHO,\u00a0Soneva<\/a>\u00a0is one of the most exclusive hotel hotel brands in the world<\/a> (with Aman being my other favorite). If you have a chance, try to stay at least once in your lifetime in one of the group’s fabulous resorts in Thailand or Maldives, since it will provide an exceptional memory for a lifetime.<\/p>\n

Soneva was launched in 1995 by Sonu Shivdasani, an Indian-British hotelier, with the opening of the now world-famous Soneva Fushi resort on the deserted Maldivian island of Kunfunadhoo. He also built his house there, together with his wife Eva Malmstrom, a Swedish fashion model, who developed the design and furnishing of the unique resort. Soneva Fushi was the first \u2018castaway\u2019 resort in the Maldives, pioneering a trend for back-to-nature luxury holidays. Sonu and Eva\u00a0had no idea that their intensely personal vision of a locally crafted villa and environmentally responsible lifestyle would form the basis of a successful collection of world-class hotels, resorts and spas. But that\u2019s exactly what happened and new resorts were added to Soneva’s portfolio in the Maldives and Thailand. The success of the Soneva brand also paved the way for Sonu and Eva\u2019s other hotel group, Six Senses Resorts & Spas<\/a>, across South East Asia and Europe. In 2006, Soneva Fushi made a revenue of approximately US$ 20 million and by 2011, Six Senses was a $150\u2013175 million international luxury spa and resort chain with 26 resorts and 41 spas. Under Eva\u2019s and Sonu\u2019s direction the Six Senses brand gained global fame before being sold in 2012.<\/p>\n

Soneva currently operates 4 resorts:<\/p>\n