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Luxury travelers vying for far-flung vacations, new frontiers: Virtuoso
More than half of all travel advisors surveyed for the high-end hospitality network’s latest report expect demand and spend to increase next year as renewed desires for once-in-a-lifetime experiences take hold.
‘Based on a True Stay’ campaign gets upgrade from Four Seasons
The hospitality group is drawing on the luxury of real-life guest stories, delivering part two of a popular marketing moment.
Biophilic design uplifting branded luxury spaces
Architecture that brings aspects of nature indoors is showing up across blueprints for prestige hotels, residences, retail openings and beyond, providing an opportunity for the sector to embrace sustainability in style.
First episode of new Belmond series digs into ‘glocal’ Mexican cuisine
The LVMH-owned hospitality group is out with the inaugural edition of “Breaking Bread,” a digital narrative highlighting its diverse portfolio’s best culinary minds.
Belmond reopens Maroma Hotel after major renovation
Situated in Cancún and steeped in culture, the brand’s newly-transformed resort houses the Maroma Spa by Guerlain, a maison first in North America.
One&Only’s first-ever urban resort leans into contrasts
The U.A.E-based hospitality brand is now accepting reservations for Za’abeel Dubai, an integration of sand and city that is set to open on Dec. 1, 2023.
Armani Group ups efforts along value chain with agroforestry investment
Italian fashion house Giorgio Armani’s newly-announced operation will seek to meet luxury consumers’ increased demand for green products.
The new playbook for luxury brands during China’s rebound in 2023 and beyond
With new record numbers by LVMH and Hermès — the latter reported a revenue increase of 23 percent in the first quarter of 2023 — China seems to be back as a major growth driver for the luxury industry.
Hermès hits €200B valuation on surging sales thanks to China’s ultra-rich
Hermès has been able to weather adverse demand trends thanks to its iconic products — which are often seen as investment pieces — and exposure to wealthy consumers who can handle economic crises.