Vimeo
LinkedIn
Instagram

Author Bios

Margie Goldsmith

New York-based Margie is a contributing writer for Elite Traveler and Art & Antiques and has a column in Women's Running.

She is the winner of the 2009 and 2008 ASJA Awards, the 2008 NATJA Awards, and twice the TravelClassics Best Article Award.

Articles by this author:

  • Philanthropy on tap: Kohler and a century of charity

    From grassroots community support in Wisconsin to global initiatives with the Gates Foundation, four generations of socially-progressive thinking has seen the Kohler family make an impact. Margie Goldsmith was given a rare insight into their philanthropic efforts

    By: 
  • Everything but the kitchen sink: The Kohler family dynasty on governance, next gens and philanthropy

    Socially progressive, but with a streak of personal resilience, four generations of Kohlers have built one of America’s oldest and most successful privately-held companies. Margie Goldsmith finds out how the plumbers found success in the pipeline

    By: 
  • Come fly with us: The world’s best first class and business class airlines

    The world’s leading airlines compete fiercely for wealthy passengers by offering the level of luxury more commonly seen in five-star hotels. But how do these experiences compare and are they what you really want? Margie Goldsmith turns left at the aeroplane door

    By: 
  • Escapes: Untouched world - Wilderness experiences in bespoke luxury

    Traditional luxury has its appeal but a growing number of ultra-wealthy want their tourism experience to match their entrepreneurial zeal in some of the most beautiful and unspoilt corners of the world, as Margie Goldsmith reveals

    By: 
  • Jean-Claude Biver: no time for succession

    Hublot CEO Jean-Claude Biver has bought and sold some of the world’s most famous watch brands, but says he has no plans to put his time and effort into succession planning, writes Margie Goldsmith.

    By: 
  • Ten top trends in luxury travel

    Luxury is back, but with a difference, writes Margie Goldsmith. Ultra-high-net-worth travellers are spending again, although this year, says Matthew Upchurch, CEO of global luxury travel network Virtuoso, “their travel decisions are more value driven rather than price driven.”

    By: 
  • Luxury with a capital L: The Capri Palace Hotel & Spa

    Tonino Cacace, second-generation owner of the Capri Palace Hotel, talks to Margie Goldsmith about artistic luxury, artisan culture and why bigger really is better

    By: 
  • Hotel heirs keep style in the family

    Matilde Salvo Bocca and brother Bernabò, second-generation co-owners of SINA Fine Italian Hotels restored and opened The Centurion Palace in Venice, adding it to the hotel empire began by their father, writes Margie Goldsmith

    By: 
  • Choosing the wide-open spaces

    Those seeking privacy and luxury usually opt to rent a private island, but increasingly, adventurous travellers want more than just sun, sand and sea and for them Stockman's Camp offers the prefect getaway, writes Margie Goldsmith

    By: 
  • Lifestyle: Building a legacy in the wilderness

    South Africa’s Karoo region is host to many wild animals, including the cheetah. Sarah Tompkins tells Margie Goldsmith how she is building a family legacy in the open wilderness

    By: 
Click here >>
Close