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Moon Palace The Grand Punta Cana will have two 18-story towers and 2,171 guestrooms.

Known for its value vacations, the D.R. is expanding in luxuryA roughly 18% increase in room inventory over the next three years is skewed toward the higher end of the market.

The Oceania Sonata's atrium will have a white stairway, seafoam carpeting and a sculptural centerpiece.

Oceania Cruises reveals the look of the SonataScheduled to debut in August 2027, the 1,390-passenger Sonata will be the first of four ships in Oceania's Sonata class.

The Zambezi Queen.

AmaWaterways expands Africa offeringsAll four itineraries include a Chobe River cruise on the Zambezi Queen.

A rendering of an overwater villa at the the Trump International Hotel Maldives.

Trump resort coming to the MaldivesExpected to open by the end of 2028, the Trump International Hotel Maldives will be located approximately 25 minutes by...

Top-producing advisor Stephanie Fisher joins luxury agency Four Hundred

Top-producing advisor Stephanie Fisher joins luxury agency Four HundredFisher, a Virtuoso top producer and Travel + Leisure A-List honoree, has merged her business with Four Hundred.

The Oceania Allura's christening ceremony in Miami.

Oceania Allura christened in MiamiServing as godparents were six chefs who have been named Best New Chef by Oceania partner Food & Wine.

A rendering of the Crystal Grace, a ship coming in 2028.

Crystal's first new ocean ship in 25 years will be named Crystal GraceThe 650-passenger Crystal Grace's inaugural voyage is scheduled for June 11, 2028.

The reimagined Stillwater bar and grill at The Lodge at Pebble Beach.

The Lodge at Pebble Beach reopens after renovationThe California coastal hotel has fully reopened, following a refresh of guestrooms and public spaces.

The pool area at the JW Marriott St. Maarten Beach Resort & Spa.

JW Marriott offers a little something extra in St. MaartenIn a destination best known for its casual beach properties and midprice all-inclusives, the property offers guests a more...

United's new Polaris Studio will be 25% larger than standard Polaris suites. They'll occupy the front row of business class cabins on Boeing 787s.

U.S. airlines lean further into premium as demand soarsThe premium shift began in earnest after the pandemic and is showing no signs of abating. It could be accelerating.

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