The Fife Arms review: the art of luxury in the Scottish Highlands

With 15,000 pieces of art this jewel in Braemar takes the design hotel concept to another level

The Fife Arms in Braemar
The Fife Arms in Braemar is a five-star hotel with bags of style
(Image credit: Sim Cannety-Clarke)

The luggage tag was first invented in 1882, initially for rail passengers, but most associated these days with air travel. It’s a fairly innocuous aspect of any trip, no doubt soon to be replaced by a piece of AI software that can tell where your luggage is travelling to before you’ve even booked the holiday.

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Jamie Timson is the UK news editor, curating The Week UK's daily morning newsletter and setting the agenda for the day's news output. He was first a member of the team from 2015 to 2019, progressing from intern to senior staff writer, and then rejoined in September 2022. As a founding panellist on “The Week Unwrapped” podcast, he has discussed politics, foreign affairs and conspiracy theories, sometimes separately, sometimes all at once. In between working at The Week, Jamie was a senior press officer at the Department for Transport, with a penchant for crisis communications, working on Brexit, the response to Covid-19 and HS2, among others.