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An image of the top deck of the upcoming Scenic Ikon, which will debut in 2028.

What a new small-ship design means for Scenic's strategyThe upcoming Scenic Ikon will be bigger than the line's two other yacht-like ships, and Scenic is dedicating much of that extra...

Participating in the Kempinski Grace Bay groundbreaking were, from Peter Korbačka, JTRE; Jamell Robinson Turks and Caicos deputy premier; Marek Baca, JTRE; and Charles Washington Misick, premier of the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Kempinski breaks ground on its first Turks and Caicos propertyThe Kempinski Grace Bay, set on an 11-acre oceanfront site, is expected to open in 2028.

Ocama, a boutique villa hotel, opens in the Dominican RepublicSustainability is a primary focus at the 35-acre property, which overlooks Rincon Bay on the Samana Peninsula.

A rendering of the Epicurean Enrichment Studio.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises creates space for culinary programmingThe Epicurean Enrichment Studio will be a space aboard the Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Voyager.

The Maltese Falcon sailing yacht.

Jumeirah offers Caribbean and Mediterranean yacht cruisingA sailing on the Maltese Falcon is an experience in Jumeirah Privé, a collection of experiences for wealthy customers.

Accor's Sofitel embraces French heritage in brand repositioningAt the Sofitel New York, which completed a top-to-bottom renovation in October, some of the French culture is served up via La...

The Mark hotel's summertime pop-up dining shed, The Mark Clam Bar by Jean-Georges and Caviar Kaspia.

Hotel leaves its 'Mark' on NYC's Upper East SideThe Mark Hotel in New York is at once under the radar and the place to be.

Guestrooms at The Cormorant 55 South were constructed modularly about 2,000 miles north of Puerto Williams, in Mendoza, Argentina.

Silversea postpones Chile hotel opening to OctoberThe hotel for Antarctica cruise guests, located at the southern tip of South America, had been scheduled to open in...

With a 1-to-1 staff-to-guest ratio, the Pure Amazon is more like a boutique hotel than a river cruise ship

A&K delivers a boutique experience on its new Amazon shipGuests on the Pure Amazon enjoy luxurious accommodations, local Peruvian cuisine and guided wildlife outings.

La Table par Maîtres Cuisiniers de France will be an 18-seat restaurant pairing wine with the courses.

Oceania Sonata to have two new specialty restaurantsThe ship, arriving in 2027, will have a French restaurant serving just 18 guests per night as well as a Peruvian-Japanese...

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