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LUXURY
May 23, 2024
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Have luxury travelers finally hit a price ceiling?
Traveling is still a priority for wealthy consumers, but high hotel rates have them looking to get more value for their money.
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NEWS
Can a la carte luxury cruising work? This advisor says yes
Four Seasons Yachts is attempting to stay true to the luxury hotel experience rather than morph into what people have come to expect from cruise lines.
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Despite rising prices, demand for safaris keeps getting stronger
Officials weigh in on what's behind the rising interest in safaris but wonder when even affluent travelers will say enough is enough on pricing.
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Ponant to sail expedition cruises in French Polynesia
Le Jacques Cartier will join the Paul Gauguin, with each ship offering a distinct French Polynesia experience.
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Abercrombie & Kent is returning to Cuba
It's the first time the luxury travel company has offered tours in Cuba since it suspended operations there in 2019.
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Kempinski Hotels hires former Silversea executive Barbara Muckermann as CEO
Muckermann is the first woman to lead Kempinski in the group's 127-year history.
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Sustainable down to the last grain of sand
Kurt Bjorkman, COO of the luxury California resort The Ranch at Laguna Beach, may be in the hospitality business, but as a hotelier with a sustainable ethos, he knows quite a bit about sand.
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