Pandemic likely to lead to resurgence in luxury wellness travel
Interest in wellness travel had been soaring among affluents prior to the pandemic, but experts are confident that this will resume as the luxury hospitality industry rebounds.
Interest in wellness travel had been soaring among affluents prior to the pandemic, but experts are confident that this will resume as the luxury hospitality industry rebounds.
Hotel group Marriott International has released the third season of its travel documentary series, giving consumers a taste of adventure at a time when many have put trips on hold.
Hotel group Marriott International’s Bonvoy rewards program is launching a weeklong celebration of travel to engage consumers who are eager to resume trips after months of lockdowns.
Hotel group Marriott International is hoping to connect with travelers craving outdoor adventures through a new partnership.
While most event organizers are still cagey about hosting live events aside from a smattering of well-distanced fashion shows, 17 watchmakers hosted Geneva Watch Days last week with confidence in their initiative.
Luxury hospitality groups looking to appeal to weary travelers as the pandemic eases should consider how to best reach affluent African-Americans, who spent more than $24 billion on travel alone last year.
Japanese jeweler Mikimoto has teamed up with compatriot Comme des Garçons for a new collaboration that is not for pearl clutchers.
Hotel group Marriott International saw its revenues per available room (RevPAR) fall 84.4 percent worldwide in the second quarter, as the hospitality industry continues to deal with the fall out of coronavirus-related lockdowns and travel restrictions.
Even as many brands have taken a stand with Black Lives Matter and committed to more equitable hiring practices, there is a disconnect between intentions and actions when it comes to diversity and inclusion programs.
British stately homes such as Highclere Castle have a legacy of hospitality, entertaining royalty, aristocrats, celebrities and leaders. Now, the iconic country home – better known to television audiences as Downton Abbey – is using this heritage to promote a new brand of gin to affluent consumers.