Tag: luxury travel
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The future of luxury hospitality isn’t greenness, it’s fitness, says report
Affluent travelers not only travel a lot, they focus on fitness much more too. Desirable luxury hotel amenities. Top 1%. Wealthy hotel guests place higher importance on hotel gyms than others, say the results of the 2016 Luxury Travel Report published by consultancy firm Resonance. The richest travelers not only travel a lot, they focus…
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Panama, Thailand and Switzerland – trending among luxury travelers
It’s always warm in Panama! Global luxury travel is up overall, and the world’s richest travelers are flocking to a mix of eternally fashionable places and more unusual choices. According to luxury travel boutique Virtuoso, Panama, Thailand and Switzerland saw the most significant growth in bookings compared to the previous year for the travel period…
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Playgrounds for sheikhs and oligarchs: the secret world of London’s luxury hotels
With their discreet lobbies and Michelin-starred restaurants, the capital’s high-end hotels have become a new green zone of affluence, where the global super-rich book entire floors to do business away from prying eyes
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Why Take A Cruise For Your Next Holiday?
The title of this article might seem facetious – why justify your reasons for taking one kind of holiday over another? There are, of course, benefits to all forms of travel and all types of holiday, but there are good reasons why so many people continue to enjoy cruise holidays every year. These all-inclusive holidays…
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Luxury Holidays: All Inclusive Versus Bespoke
When it comes to luxury travel, there is no right or wrong way to holiday. Some people prefer to book an all inclusive break, while others opt for a bespoke, tailor-made package.There are distinct differences between the two, and while one may work for some, the other may not cater to your holiday needs. Both can command…
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My life inside the luxury real estate bubble
Taylor Antrim had a dream job being flown around the world to write about high-end property – but he missed the signs of an economic disaster in the making