Luxury Tourism

From Conrad Corfu to Waldorf Astoria Tokyo and Sydney, Hilton's 2027 pipeline includes new luxury resorts and hotels across major destinations

Two ceremonies were held at the Fincantieri shipyard in Genoa to mark the progress of construction of the new ships of Explora Journeys, MSC Group's luxury brand

The Dubai-based airline is establishing a maintenance center covering an area of ​​approximately 32,600 square meters, which is scheduled to begin operating in the first quarter of 2027

142 rooms and suites, a 240-square-meter penthouse, a heated rooftop pool and a subsea spa: The Cape Town EDITION opens in the prestigious V&A Waterfront tourist complex

Etihad Airways has launched daily Airbus A380 flights between Abu Dhabi and Bangkok, bringing its flagship aircraft and luxury cabins to Thailand

Princess Cruises has announced the expansion of its Sanctuary Collection to five additional ships in its fleet, featuring private pool areas, select restaurants, and concierge services

Designed for up to eight guests, the Grand Hamptons Villa combines spacious interiors, family entertainment and premium services on Caribbean cruises

Miami's major cruise port is gearing up for the 2026-2027 season with a line-up of ships and yachts from the world's biggest luxury brands

The new flagship MSC World Asia will offer a restaurant by the Italian culinary chain Eataly, mixing a restaurant, a delicatessen, and a selection of quality products from Italy

Crystal unveils new wave of cruises. The new Crystal Grace will embark on its first season in South America, stop in Rio during Carnival, sail around Cape Horn, and transit the Panama Canal for the first time

A new hotel concept from Kerzner International focuses on performance, purpose-built spaces for recovery, mindfulness, and personal health, and is aimed precisely at tourists who want to live, move, and discover better. SIRO Boka Place puts Montenegro on the map, and more destinations are already on the way | In collaboration with SIRO

Virtuoso’s Luxe Report 2025 outlines where affluent travelers are going in 2026, what motivates them, and how climate and cost pressures are shaping their choices; the report shows insights of over 2,400 travel advisors in 50+ countries