Search results for: “luxury living”
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Metamorphosis isn’t a new bicycle, but is a new way of conceiving and living the bicycle
This new bike will transform itself from urban to gravel bike selecting two mounting options. Meet The First Sport Utility Bike in the World Signed by De Rosa and Pininfarina. Metamorphosis luxury bike has been shaped in image and likeness of the modern gentleman. A body crafted with dynamic shapes in line with the most…
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Millennials: Redefining the Luxury Market
According to the World Economic Forum, “fifty percent of the world’s population is under the age of 30,” making Generation Y (also known as “Millennials”) the cohort for businesses to court if they want to maintain relevancy and increase profit in 2018 and beyond. Who are Millennials and How are They Changing the Luxury…
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New Luxury Experiences: United Airlines announced The Private Suite’s terminal on the LAX airfield
With this new luxury experience you can now enter LAX through a gated private terminal, avoid all lines and traffic, and be driven across the tarmac directly to their aircraft. United Airlines and The Private Suite announced a new partnership at Los Angeles International Airport. A Private Suite logistics team of eight people is assigned…
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Around the World in a Listen: Luxury Hotel Launches Curated Audible Book Inspired by Iconic Destinations
At the intersection of literature and travel: InterContinental Hotels & Resorts Launches A Curated Audible Book Collection. The Curated Audible Book collection allows travelers to listen to an iconic book set in storied destinations and, in a sense, get a guided tour of the city’s soul. InterContinental Hotels & Resorts announced a curated list of…
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Our 3 luxury hotspots in Melbourne
In some places, luxury abounds like a sultan’s palace. Drenched in sunlight, you can lounge for hours outside a cafe or work on your tan on the beach, a mojito in your left hand and the glib sense of satisfaction emanating from your smile. Is there anything better than opulence? Probably not, and we’ve found…
