Small Luxury Resorts Caught Up in Immigration Clampdown
While those on H-2B visas are simply guest workers, they are getting ensnared in the current immigration debate. And that’s a problem for small, seasonal resorts.
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This comprehensive archive offers the latest insights, trends, and developments in the luxury travel industry, tailored specifically for professionals and stakeholders in the field. Featuring in-depth analysis and updates on hotels, tours, airlines, and cruise lines, the news stories in this collection provide essential information for those seeking to stay ahead in this rapidly-evolving market.
Diversity Is the New Mission in Wellness
The world of wellness is filled with overpriced products and services that unfortunately tend to exclude most people, whether racially or socioeconomically. We welcome more companies offering high-quality products that bring underrepresented groups into the picture, even if profits are sacrificed.
Using Sports to Entice High-Spending Visitors
Tourism organizations usually jump on anything that can bring luxury tourists to a city or area, and the Western & Southern Open tennis tournament is no exception.
Cincinnati Courts Luxury Travelers Through Pro Tennis
Most major sporting events take place in cities that already attract large numbers of high-end tourists. But for one small Midwestern city, hosting a professional tennis tournament is a way to attract luxury travelers who might otherwise not consider a visit.
Amazon Enters Skincare Industry Armed With Its Algorithm
Amazon runs on user data. This gives the company the potential to develop its own health and wellness products specifically addressing what consumers are looking for now.
How Tiny Homes Are Helping to Broaden High-End Travel
Size isn't everything. And tiny luxury homes have some big advantages over larger, fancier properties.
When Luxury Goes Small
While secondary cities are having their moments, rural regions remain largely undiscovered by higher-end tourists. That's partly because of a lack of quality accommodations. But thanks to the recent tiny home phenomenon, even remote areas can attract visitors looking for something different.
7-Eleven Experiments With Health-Focused Store Concept
First, it was Whole Foods. Next came your garden-variety grocery stores offering up private-label good-for-you products. And now, even convenience stores like 7-Eleven and Wawa are the latest to jump onto the healthy food bandwagon.
Going With the Floe: Iceberg Tourism Heats Up
Another week, another non-traditional luxury destination. This time it’s Newfoundland and Labrador, which is using its natural assets to try and boost tourism.
Walgreens and CVS Signal CBD’s Mainstreaming
It’s another win for CBD brands, as two major U.S. drugstore chains will now carry hemp-based pain-relief and skincare products. And it’s only a matter of time before each chain expands its offerings.