Luxury Travel

LVMH might not have been the most obvious of suitors for Belmond's luxury assets, but now that it's close to owning them, it's a deal that makes a lot of sense in this post-experience economy still contending with the concept of new luxury.

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Jumeirah Group is certainly ratcheting up its plans. Broadening its brand portfolio will help with name recognition.

Tourism providers can make big claims about their sustainability credentials, but is anyone really listening?

Tablet Hotels found itself a world-class strategic buyer to propel its growth. Tablet as part of Michelin will face huge marketing hurdles, and the challenge of trying to reshape Michelin's legacy guide offerings.

Like so many other aspects of the travel industry, honeymoons are evolving. Today's newlyweds want something very different than past generations.

Well-heeled newlyweds are hoofing to destinations far beyond the beach for their honeymoons these days. Influenced by Instagram and luxury travel advisors, couples with means are looking for more meaningful, adventure-filled post-wedding getaways.

High-end travel companies need to find a way of targeting the newly wealthy, or they risk being left behind.

Just as a gold digger goes after an older mate with deep pockets, so the luxury market has traditionally kept a focus on the mature top 5 percent. But as the world of wealth evolves, companies need to broaden their horizons to consider the new and younger groups that are becoming eligible for elite status.