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The Delano Miami Beach's restored facade.

The Delano Miami Beach is back after a six-year renovationShuttered since 2020, the landmark hotel has undergone a $100 million restoration.

The adults-only Hibiscus Serenity Pool and fountains in front of the central tower of the resort.

Revisiting Maui's Grand Wailea Resort after its redoThe $350 million transformation has touched nearly every corner of the 40-acre resort, from guestrooms and dining venues to its...

Tour operator Cox & Kings refreshes brand, plans U.S. launchThe Abercrombie & Kent Travel Group-owned tour operator focuses on small-group journeys and tailor-made itineraries.

The Club on the Seabourn Quest has a new speakeasy-inspired ambience.

A revitalized Seabourn Quest is back in serviceThe luxury ship has refreshed public spaces and accommodations after a drydock that Seabourn called the most comprehensive...

Viking chairman Tor Hagen looking out the window of a zeppelin over Cologne, Germany.

Viking to offer zeppelin excursions in GermanyThe zeppelin tour is part of Viking's refreshed slate of excursions for guests doing river cruises on the Rhine, Danube, Elbe...

The view from a terrace at Anthology of Athens, a hotel that recently launched a program of private and small-group sessions with historians and philosophers.

History meets hospitality: Academics find a home in luxury hotelsExperts with degrees in history, philosophy and the antiquities are educating guests and shaping hotels' product offerings.

Located in what was once the region’s most popular discotheque, Lucia Marbella Beach Club is the more chill sister to its neighboring beach club Nikki Beach Marbella.

The rebirth of Spain's Don Carlos Marbella in AndalusiaThe iconic hotel on Spain's Costa del Sol recently completed a $55 million renovation.

Bellagio is one of 13 casino hotels that MGM Resorts operates on the Las Vegas Strip.

Barry Diller's People Inc. makes $18B bid for MGM ResortsThe proposed deal would take MGM private, with People Inc. owning 50.1% of the business.

Martin Castano, vice president of sales and distribution for Marriott International's Caribbean and Latin America region, gives updates about the company's growth plans at the company's Discover CALA Travel Summit.

Marriott reveals expansion plans for the Caribbean and Latin AmericaThe company intends to almost double its footprint in the region by 2030, focusing on luxury and all-inclusive resorts.

Avoya Travel plans to launch a luxury division next year.

Avoya Travel plans luxury divisionThe host agency is working on identifying advisors and supplier partners that would be a good fit for the division.

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