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The redsigned lobby of the British Colonial in Nassau, which had its soft opening this month.

British Colonial hotel in Nassau reopens after $50M refitThe historical property in the heart of Nassau had its soft opening earlier this month. A grand opening is planned for...

Ritz-Carlton plans a second hotel in Egypt

Ritz-Carlton plans a second hotel in EgyptExpected to open in 2027, the Ritz-Carlton Cairo, Palm Hills will comprise 150 guestrooms and 50 serviced apartments and will...

The Naples Grande Beach Resort was sold last year for $248 million to an investment partnership.

High-end developments in Naples luxury hotel landscapeSeveral hotels have recently changed hands, prompting speculation that lodging choices in Naples could rocket further into the...

Oceania's Marina cruise ship.

Oceania Cruises will continue to waive NCFs for top sellersSister cruise line NCL is bringing back NCFs, but Oceania will continue paying commission on the entire fare to its 50...

Five wellness trends to keep an eye on in 2024

Five wellness trends to keep an eye on in 2024Officials at some of Africa's top suppliers offer their take on the types of experiences they think travelers will be most...

Luxury safari camp planned for Zambia's Kafue National ParkEach unit at the Anantara Kafue River Tented Camp, expected to open on the banks of the Kafue River in early 2025, will feature...

Wild Expeditions Africa opening a tented camp in Botswana's Okavango DeltaKarangoma, located in the NG12 concession area of Northern Okavango, will feature just six tented suites, each suite with a...

Wildebeest in Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve. As of Jan. 1, the country will no longer require visas for entry

Kenya will no longer require visas for entryThe government will replace visas with a digital platform for electronic travel authorization beginning in January, ensuring...

Families have caught up after Covid. What motivates them to travel today?

Families have caught up after Covid. What motivates them to travel today?Making up for lost time was a big travel motivator that arose from the pandemic, but it is no longer the top reason to travel.

Neil Jacobs

Six Senses CEO Neil Jacobs on expansion and what's next for wellness travelJacobs sat down with with hotels editor Christina Jelski at the International Luxury Travel Market to discuss where the brand...

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