72% of high-end travelers prefer to spend their money on experiences rather than material things. These new luxury hotels and hospitality offers are united by exceptional design and experiences across dining, fitness, wellness and sustainability. Both American and Canadian travelers paid quite a bit less to enjoy four-star and five-star accommodations in 2018, … Read more
Now Open: the Florida Keys‘ Newest Oceanfront Independent, Luxury Resort. Dig your toes in the sand with a cocktail in hand at this beachside enclave just steps from the sparkling Atlantic Ocean. Isla Bella Beach Resort Officially opens as Florida Keys newest, independent, luxury resort. The resort also holds the distinction of being … Read more
In 2018, The Leading Hotels of the World, the collection of independent, luxury hotels, welcomed more than 50 remarkable hotels to its portfolio. This year, Leading Hotels is introducing more than 20 magnificent new addresses around the globe. Post-renovation reopenings will also be prevalent, with six properties recently opening their doors for curious travelers to enjoy … Read more
Celebrity Cruises Unveils The First-Ever Glamping Experience At Sea. To help guests fully appreciate the breathtaking views this experience offers, a naturalist will also be available to highlight the stars and constellations visible from this region of the world directly from the cabana seats. The first luxury cruise ship ever designed exclusively for … Read more
Oceania Cruises Reveals All-New Owner’s Suites Furnished Exclusively With Ralph Lauren Home. The new Owner’s Suites will debut on Riviera cruise ship in April 2019 and Marina in May 2020. Oceania Cruises, the world’s leading culinary- and destination-focused cruise line unveiled the first of many exciting enhancements coming to the line’s acclaimed 1,250-guest ships Marina … Read more
Luxury leisure and hotel company Belmond creates luxury barge adventures in rural France. Belmond Afloat is visiting the verdant and picturesque regions of Champagne, Burgundy, Alsace, and Provence. In 1966 Richard Parsons, a Reuter’s news reporter, had the idea to convert an old coal barge into a passenger ship accommodating 20 guests to travel … Read more