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Hotel demand is very high in Italy. Pictured, a crowd around the Trevi Fountain in Rome.

Tour operators squeezed in Europe as some hotels put groups on the shelfEuropean hotels that turn away group business in favor of more lucrative independent bookings may be risking their reliable,...

Anguilla saw visitor arrivals jump 22.2% in Q1.

Anguilla notches big gains in tourist arrivalsArrivals for the first quarter were up 22% from the same quarter last year and 24% from prepandemic numbers.

Serandipians CEO Quentin Desurmont.

Serandipians travel agency network grows slowly but surelyFor CEO Quentin Desurmont, slow growth has always been the name of the game, and that includes the tempered increase in the...

The sweeping sun deck on the Raj Mahal is lined with comfortable seating.

A Lower Ganges cruise explores India's rich historyIndia can be an overwhelming destination, but river cruising mitigates many of the challenges, making touring India convenient,...

A Michelin Keys plaque indicating a Three Key designation.

Michelin Keys unlocks way for high-end hotels to stand outMichelin built a strong reputation on its Star ratings for restaurants, and advisors who sell luxury travel envision that...

Regent's Seven Seas Voyager in Livorno, Italy.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises adds Tuscany to Immersive Overnight collectionThe itinerary will include overnights in Trieste, Naples and Livorno, Italy; Valletta, Malta; and Marseille, France.

Rendering of a suite on a La Dolce Vita train.

Railbookers adds new La Dolce Vita rail tours in ItalyRailbookers will offer five itineraries from the new Orient Express luxury rail line next year.

From left, Rick Stiffler of Preferred Travel Group, Namai Bishop of LuxePrive Travel, Nathalie Giske of American Express Lifestyle Services, and Silvio Rebmann of Cube Travel.

High hotel prices are giving luxury travelers pauseOne travel advisor at the Preferred Hotels & Resorts Global Conference said clients are starting to book away from high-price...

Accommodations at the Canaves Ena feature private balconies with views of the Santorini caldera and the Aegean.

Updated Canaves Ena reopens in GreeceThe Santorini hotel has added 18 suites and an on-site restaurant.

A Mint Suite in a JetBlue business class cabin.

JetBlue is adding routes that offer its Mint cabinYear-round Mint service will be available between New York and Vancouver on July 21, and between New York JFK and San Juan on...

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