Luxury Retreats + Skift
The sharing economy has come a long way over the last few years, and luxury accommodations now play a large role. Because of its consistency and highly secure vetting process, Luxury Retreats stands out from other companies in the space.
2 years ago
Luxury Retreats + Skift
The needs and wants of luxury travelers have evolved dramatically in recent years, which means the services looking to reach them need to offer a fully vetted, curated, and unique experience — this is especially true of sharing economy services.
2 years ago
Luxury Retreats + Skift
The sharing economy has typically been connected with budget or mid-range travelers looking for a deal along with a unique experience. But in recent years, luxury services have moved into the space, offering new opportunities for travel agents working with the most discerning travelers.
2 years ago
Dennis Schaal, Skift
As a growing company with global ambitions and a $3 billion stockpile, Airbnb wants to buy stuff. You can expect that more acquisitions are on the way as Airbnb expects to branch out into related sectors.
3 years ago
Deanna Ting, Skift
... And here comes Airbnb Lux.
3 years ago
Deanna Ting, Skift
Onefinestay's parent company, Accor, and homesharing juggernaut, Airbnb, aren't the only companies interested in the traditional vacation rental market.
3 years ago
Scott Deveau, Olivia Zaleski and Gerrit De Vynck, Bloomberg
First, AccorHotels announced its intentions to buy Travel Keys earlier this week and now, Airbnb is in talks to acquire Luxury Retreats. It's clear there's an intense desire to acquire and expand the luxury vacation rental business on the part of traditional hoteliers and alternative accommodations providers alike.
3 years ago
Greg Oates, Skift
Luxury hospitality groups and tour operators are saying that their guests today are craving more simplicity, better wellness options, and a greater convergence of experiences combined together in one place.
3 years ago
