Marriott leans into luxury travel trend in Asia Pacific
Hospitality group Marriott International is focusing on its luxury offerings in the Asia-Pacific region, adding 13 new properties.
Hospitality group Marriott International is focusing on its luxury offerings in the Asia-Pacific region, adding 13 new properties.
As affluents become more engaged with travel and look to diversify their destinations, tourism bureaus are employing different strategies to attract visitors with luxury expectations.
Luxury brands are looking to make the LGBT+ community feel welcomed and supported through special partnerships, events and merchandise as Pride Month kicks off.
Hong Kong-based Langham Hospitality Group is the latest hotel brand to undergo a repositioning, as the chain hopes to modernize its luxury status amid shifts in the high-end travel industry.
Luxury brands develop their reputation by being exclusive, which makes selling products off-price inherently risky.
Luxury brands develop their reputation by being exclusive, which makes selling products off-price inherently risky.
Luxury brands develop their reputation by being exclusive, which makes selling products off-price inherently risky.
Luxury brands develop their reputation by being exclusive, which makes selling products off-price inherently risky.
Online platform Private Jet Card Comparisons is branching out to provide more offerings to members with its own curated list of the best restaurants.
NEW YORK – Personal perspectives give luxury leaders insights into how the industry will change as technology disrupts traditional business models and indulgences become more personal and emotional.