Luxury travel today is defined less by excess and more by trust — trust in the experience, the people behind it, and the assurance that every detail has been thoughtfully curated.
Owning a boat is a special kind of luxury, isn't it? It's more than just a thing you own; it's your ticket to freedom, your own private island of calm, and the setting for so many great stories with your favorite people.
There is a specific allure to Canada’s East Coast. It isn’t the manicured calmness of the Caribbean; it is wild, rugged, and elemental.
The most anticipated floating hotel opening of the year has the ocean as its address. Explora Journeys, the luxury ocean travel brand of the MSC Group, today shares the onboard world of EXPLORA III.
Regent Seven Seas Cruises®, the world’s leading ultra-luxury cruise line, is redefining relaxed dining at sea with the introduction of evening service at the Pool Grill including a new gourmet pizzeria menu, offering guests a casual yet refined al fresco experience each night.
Cunard’s iconic Queen Mary 2 today completed her historic first transit through the Panama Canal, marking a major milestone in her 2026 World Voyage.
Owning a boat means juggling freedom on the water with the responsibility of keeping your investment looking and performing like it just came off the showroom floor.
Luxury used to mean privacy, speed, and an expensive hotel. But now, the richest kind of luxury is time. And that is what traveling to Australia by long-distance train and slow boat means.
COMO Hotels and Resorts’ dedication to thoughtful travel—defined by holistic wellbeing, inspired dining, and intuitive service—takes a bold new direction with a rare Arctic collaboration.
Yachting offers a very different kind of travel experience from a traditional resort stay or any other kind of land-based vacation.
The sun hovers low over Biscayne Bay, its final rays stretching long across the water and igniting the Miami skyline in a slow burn of amber, rose and molten gold.
I'll be honest – San Antonio wasn't on my Ibiza bucket list. Like most people, I'd heard the stories: party central, British tourists, sunset strip madness.
Vancouver boats need steady attention. A scattered approach to service almost guarantees breakdowns.
A river expedition mixes exploration with rhythm. Water sets the pace, not the clock.
When one thinks of a Disney cruise, images of cheerful characters and families with young children often come to mind.
