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A Bombardier Challenger 350 at Van Nuys Airport in California. VistaJet’s XO platform offers access to 2,000 planes from other operators in addition to Vista’s fleet of 280 planes.

A Bombardier Challenger 350 at Van Nuys Airport in California. VistaJet’s XO platform offers access to 2,000 planes from other operators in addition to Vista’s fleet of 280 planes. Photo Credit: VistaJet

Websites and apps are increasingly being used to book on-demand flights, a big change for a business that has long relied on a more personal touch.

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Fairmont guests can package stays at three of the company's hotels in the Canadian Rockies, including the Fairmont Banff Springs.

Fairmont guests can package stays at three of the company's hotels in the Canadian Rockies, including the Fairmont Banff Springs. Photo Credit: Fairmont Hotels & Resorts Luxury hotel brands feature multiple properties in curated itinerariesBrands like Four Seasons, Fairmont and Rosewood are taking on the role of tour operator or DMC with trips featuring private experiences and local access.

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Franklin, the author’s pet minipoodle, strikes a pose in his bathrobe during his stay at the Plaza Hotel in New York.

Franklin, the author’s pet minipoodle, strikes a pose in his bathrobe during his stay at the Plaza Hotel in New York. Photo Credit: Brinley Hineman

Pampered pets: A tail of luxuryHotels, restaurants and even some airlines are going out of their way these days to welcome guests’ fur babies.

The Park Hyatt Riviera Maya is expected to open later this year.

The Park Hyatt Riviera Maya is expected to open later this year. Photo Credit: Hyatt

Top luxury brands venture into all-inclusivesFor decades, Park Hyatt, Ritz-Carlton, JW Marriott and Waldorf Astoria have stood as some of hospitality's most established luxury brands. Now, all four are entering the all-inclusive space.

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Sneak peek at Celebrity River Cruises' cabins

Sneak peek at Celebrity River Cruises' cabins|Apr 26, 2026

The Infinite Balcony stateroom on Celebrity River Cruises' ships will have wall-to-wall windows and ranges from 173 to 179 square feet. The line is scheduled to debut next year with the Celebrity Compass and Celebrity Seeker.

Sneak peek at Celebrity River Cruises' cabins

Sneak peek at Celebrity River Cruises' cabins

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Visiting Scotland with Luxury Gold

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Highlights from GTM Luxury 2025

Beyond Tahiti with Aranui Cruises

Beyond Tahiti with Aranui Cruises

Embarking on the Silver Nova

Embarking on the Silver Nova

A first look at the Sandals Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

A first look at the Sandals Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

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A cruise along India's Lower Ganges

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All aboard the Napa Valley Wine Train

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A new hospitality vision takes root in Baja California Sur

Cunard's Queen Anne is taking shape

Cunard's Queen Anne is taking shape