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Luxury
This comprehensive archive offers the latest insights, trends, and developments in the luxury travel industry, tailored specifically for professionals and stakeholders in the field. Featuring in-depth analysis and updates on hotels, tours, airlines, and cruise lines, the news stories in this collection provide essential information for those seeking to stay ahead in this rapidly-evolving market.
Luxury Brands Launch College Tours to Meet Maturing Gen Zers
Creating customized college packages is smart for several reasons: Parents are happy to pay for a less stressful experience and young affluent teens become comfortable with a brand during a critical and memorable moment, leading the way for future business.
Why Hermès Makes It Tough to Find Its Products
Is there a brand out there with more cachet in the luxury world than Hermès? There's a reason for it. The company manages expansion and inventory in a prudent way.
Luxury Travel Advisors Aim to Put the Person Back in Personalization
Luxury travel advisors can thrive with the help of tech, rather than fear it, according to Matthew Upchurch, CEO of Virtuoso, and Jack Ezon, founder of Embark. Their claim makes intuitive sense.
When Wellness Tourism Takes Over
Looking after yourself is the new rock 'n' roll, so it makes total sense that "The Live Music Capital of the World" should turn into a wellness center.
In Austin, Wellness Is Fast Becoming the New Weird
Austin may be best known for its music bona fides, but wellness is also becoming instrumental in bringing an eclectic mix of visitors to the Texas capital city. It must be something in the water ... or in the hills.
How Designer Hotels Are Targeting Chinese Tourists
Design-branded properties are well placed to the growing number of Chinese middle- and upper-class consumers, thanks to the intersection of luxury travel and fashion.
Luxury Fashion-Branded Hotels Aim to Exceed Chinese Expectations
It is said the future of luxury lies at the intersection of luxury and fashion, a nexus attractive to Chinese consumers who are still driven by brands and status in making purchase decisions.
How 260-Year-Old Cox & Kings Stayed Relevant
Cox & Kings remains at the forefront of luxury tourism — not bad for a company that began life in 1758.
Innovative Hoteliers Tap Craft Cocktail Culture for Luxury Guests
Craft cocktail culture is based on the same principles driving change in the luxury hospitality world today: consumers’ desires for best-quality ingredients, a curated sense of place, and staff conscious of (and connected to) the local scene.