Fort Lauderdale-based private jet provider, Monarch Air Group, shares its view on how the global luxury travel industry will look like in 2021.
The COVID-19 pandemic is far from over, with many industries being badly affected by its impact. It goes without saying that the travel industry has been hit particularly hard.
2020 has undoubtedly been a year like no other and sadly for many of us travel plans were squashed and much of the travel industry was put on hold.
Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street, Boston launches Conference Calls to Cocktails, a dedicated luxury workcation package designed with the digital nomad in mind.
Frangipani Beach Resort, Anguilla’s premier luxury boutique resort, announces today the launch of a new quarantine program for guests.
The stunning five-star Chobe Game Lodge, owned and operated by Desert & Delta Safari’s, has announced the completion of its fleet of solar-powered safari boats – a revolutionary development in the African Safari Industry.
Whether it’s a minimony, microwedding or elopement now on one’s radar due to Covid’s impact on planned grand wedding galas at home, Velas Resorts’ new Weddings for Two experiences feature an array of deluxe amenities and inclusions for boutique destination nuptials.
Viceroy Hotels & Resorts is changing the conversation in Washington D.C., and beyond, with the opening of Hotel Zena, a bold new cultural hub celebrating the accomplishments of women and recognizing their enduring struggle for gender equality.
At a time when our physical and mental health, as well as our ability to withstand disease, are daily concerns, a growing body of scientific research is discovering there is a relatively simple way to decrease depression, boost immunity, tackle heart and blood disease and provide a host of other benefits: spending time in, or by, water.
The quintessential resort takeover has become the latest resort trend, and Yasawa Island Resort & Spa, Fiji is bringing new meaning to the term “Buy Out” by offering an exclusive retreat in a tropical paradise.
The alluring island of Anguilla, rated the #1 island in the Caribbean by Travel + Leisure and a Caribbean island with zero COVID-19 cases, recently announced its entering phase one of reopening, allowing travelers to apply for entry which began on Aug. 21.
The past few months have seen us spend more time inside than ever before, and it’s reignited an adoration for the great outdoors.
Positive influences outside of the travel sector will have a big impact on how we travel next year. Purpose and intention permeate everything; 2020’s big trends are distinctly green minded, highlight the unsung destination and reveal new sides to old favorites.
It's that time of year to start looking at where travel can take wanderlusts in 2020.
Travelers in 2020 are seizing the day and prioritizing trips now, powered by the belief that customized experiences are the best investment of their money and time, according to the latest Virtuoso® Luxe Report.
