The luxury brand of the Accor group is embarking on an extensive renovation programme affecting almost 20% of its hotels, from Bermuda to Geneva. Record investments, flagship projects, and new experiences: what's changing at Fairmont.
A black house with a grass roof, nestled at the bottom of an Icelandic valley surrounded by mountains, helicopters taking...
In Townsville, the Victoria Street Boutique Hotel reopens after an A$2.5 million renovation, designed to cater to high-end Supercar clientele.
For summer 2026, early bookings, the Mediterranean's triumphant return, and a new, slower, more conscious way of traveling are defining the trends for French travelers.
The Four Seasons Resort and Residences Amaala at Triple Bay, a gem in the Tabuk region, has opened its doors. This new establishment embodies a vision of transformative well-being, combining discreet luxury with innovative physical and mental health programmes.
Experience the glamour of 1960s Italy with La Dolce Vita Orient Express, a new luxury train-hotel that promises an unforgettable journey through stunning landscapes and refined interiors. Set to debut in 2026, it redefines slow luxury travel.
With a turnover exceeding 200 million euros, the hybrid hotel group MEININGER Hotels plans to expand from 37 to 50 establishments by 2030, focusing on Southern and Eastern Europe, digital innovation, and the renovation of its existing portfolio.
A NOESIS report quantifies the shift in Indian hospitality: a market of approximately 36,564 crore rupees, now dominated by institutional investors.
As the Mediterranean suffers from record heat, coolcation emerges as the travel trend for summer 2026, inviting travelers to discover cool and preserved destinations.
In the ultra-preserved archipelago of Palau, the Four Seasons Explorer reinvents luxury cruising: an intimate 11-cabin floating resort, with no fixed itinerary, dedicated to responsible tourism.
Opening in January 2026 in Zanzibar, the Riu Palace Swahili redefines adult luxury with 507 suites featuring an authentic yet modern African design. This establishment offers a 24-hour all-inclusive formula, refined gourmet dining, and premium service on an idyllic beach.
AROYA, Saudi Arabia's first luxury cruise liner: 335m, Khuzama villas, alcohol-free, Red Sea then Mediterranean 2026.
