Leslie Barrie, Skift
Wellness travelers don’t just want cookie-cutter retreats anymore. In 2020, expect more creative, specialized wellness experiences that cater to more of what this style of traveler really wants.
2 months ago
Leslie Barrie, Skift
Considering SoulCycle is a fitness company, it’s not outlandish to think it would want to get into the wellness retreat business. Whether it will actually earn enough of a profit from the trips to make it worth its while is another story.
4 months ago
Samantha Shankman, Skift
Forget millennials. It's their parents who have the money and time to sign up for luxury experiences around the globe. With the aid of digital communications, going alone no longer feels like tragedy but an asset.
2 years ago
Sarah Enelow-Snyder, Skift
While most American road trips are DIY, created piecemeal on a budget, the luxury set has options and smart travel brands know who to target.
2 years ago
Laura Powell, Skift
Just when you started having it up to here with ballyhooed buzzwords like millennials, authenticity and experiential travel, along comes J. Walter Thompson with a whole new compendium of marketing terminology. Let's see what sticks.
2 years ago
Nikki Ekstein, Bloomberg
Is this the next level of personalization when it comes to hotels? Possibly, but more importantly: Can Black Tomato afford to do this for very long?
3 years ago
Nikki Ekstein, Bloomberg
As long as you have plenty of cash and imagination, the sky's now the limit for getting the perfect videos and photos of your dream vacation.
4 years ago
