Amy Fabris-Shi
Specialising in design, travel, wellbeing, theatre and dining throughout Asia, Amy has written for New York Times - T Magazine, Food & Wine, Departures, Prestige, Centurion, Platinum, Forbes Traveler, DestinAsian, Gulf Life, The Australian and The National UAE, among many others. She is also Editorial Director of Silk Guides, Mind & Body Editor for Time Out Shanghai and China Correspondent for TTG Asia. In 2007 she co-founded Scribes of the Orient, a China-based editorial consultancy and media services company.
Articles published by Amy Fabris-Shi
Another Day in Paradise
The blinding light. The architectural majesty. The smiling welcome from white-clad staff. No, it isn’t heaven – but arriving at Alila Villas Soori sure feels close.
Alila Soori is no ordinary beach resort. For starters, it fronts a pretty extra-ordinary beach. Part of the island’s southwest-facing gulf of the Indian Ocean, the long, foamy breakers [...]
Under the Skin at Alila Manggis
Like its namesake fruit, the mangosteen, Manggis on the east coast of Bali isn’t quite as accessible as better-known Bali destinations. However, it rewards you with a memorable taste of the ‘Island of the Gods’ that is well worth the extra effort.
About a two-and-a-half hour drive from the airport delivers you to the [...]
