Tag: luxury travel
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One of the world’s leading luxury hospitality brands is introducing custom private jet with guest-centric design
A new A321LR luxury aircraft, part of the new Airbus NEO family, is being fully customised by Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts for an elevated take on five-star service in the sky. The all-new Four Seasons Private Jet that will take flight in early 2021. Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts Leads the Luxury…
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Super-rich sabbatical: the boom in luxury long breaks for the 1%
From shark swims to snow leopard treks, a tailored trip of up to a year is now a must-have
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LVMH to increase presence in the luxury hospitality with the acquisition of Belmond
LVMH, the world’s leading luxury group, will significantly increase its presence in the ultimate luxury hotel sphere. LVMH is to acquire Belmond, the owner of 46 luxury hotels, restaurants, trains and river cruise properties. LVMH will pay $25.00 per share in cash. This represents an equity value of $2.6 billion in a transaction with an…
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Number 1 Hotel in Venice/Italy has been revealed
With three restaurants and three bars, a spa and a well-equipped fitness room, as well as an outdoor swimming pool, a golf practice course and a tennis court, the San Clemente Palace Kempinski is the perfect retreat after a day in Venice. This year’s Readers’ Choice Awards by Condé Nast Traveler have been revealed,…
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Why Book Your Luxury Travel Online?
Having access to high speed internet is something that has helped to change our lives in many different ways. These days, we go online for all sorts of purposes, and the way in which we work, socialize, shop, enjoy entertainment, and study has changed dramatically as a result of this technology. With so many sites…
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Slow Travel: The best of the France’s countryside enjoyed on a luxury barge
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…