The ever-evolving travel landscape continues to adapt to the changing preferences and priorities of modern-day explorers.
The concept of luxury travel has evolved over time, reflecting changes in the way people perceive and experience leisure and adventure.
This summer’s “it” destination for celebrities: Cavtat, Croatia, located just south of Dubrovnik, offers a relaxed pace of life, drawing a resemblance to St Tropez before the crowds.
Recent trends show a significant rise in male travelers seeking wellness travel experiences, breaking stereotypes and prioritizing their health.
Luxury travel is an industry that has consistently evolved to meet its discerning clientele's changing tastes and expectations.
A growing body of evidence indicates that human health, both mental and physical, is intrinsically linked to nature, while many experts now believe blue spaces, such as lakes, rivers, and oceans could be even more beneficial than the green spaces celebrated for keeping us calm and grounded.
Heatwaves across Europe in summer 2023 saw temperatures hitting the high 40s in parts of the Mediterranean, including Spain, Italy and Greece, according to the Met Office.
The Chatwal Lodge, part of The Unbound Collection by Hyatt, the idyllic all-inclusive resort nestled over 100 secluded acres along the Toronto Reservoir announced the opening of three state-of-the-art Treehouses, offering guests a private and elevated escape immersed in nature.
Luxury travel has traditionally been associated with extravagance and opulence. However, in recent times, a significant shift towards ecological awareness is redefining this sector.
With 2024 just round the corner, luxury hotel group Cenizaro Hotels & Resorts invites guests to immerse themselves in some the world’s most captivating destinations.
As a spectacular year of travel post-pandemic comes to an end, and we look ahead to planning new adventures and bucket-list trips, we have gathered together the top trends for 2024.
Jetcraft®, the global leader in business aircraft sales, acquisitions and trades, has unveiled its virtual hangar, giving visitors 24/7 year-round access to a range of aircraft in a 360-degree immersive experience.
In a world where traveling is traditionally associated with a fast-paced, go-getter lifestyle where doing as much as possible and covering as much ground as possible is the norm, soft-travel is disrupting this trend.
Gennady Podolsky, a renowned global travel concierge, predicts the travel trends that will guide world travelers into 2024 and beyond.
Populus, the country’s first carbon positive hotel, will be opening in Denver in summer 2024.