Luxury hotels make staycations romantic this Valentine’s Day
Hospitality brands are promoting thoughtfully lavish and safe events for Valentine’s Day, as social distancing remains a reality for many amid the pandemic.
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Travelers ready for impulsive, indulgent trips in 2021: report
After almost a year of postponing or canceling vacation plans, travelers are embracing spontaneity and booking more last-minute trips.
Sotheby’s to open first office in South Korea
Sotheby’s International Realty is opening its first office in South Korea, marking the brand’s growing presence in Eastern Asia.
LG Signature enlists masterful golfers for digital effort
Electronics and appliance maker LG Signature is highlighting the importance of dedication and expertise in a digital campaign starring two professional golfers.
Beverly Hills highlights safety and leisure in effort welcoming back guests
The city of Beverly Hills, CA is welcoming back visitors with a new campaign focusing on all of its unique offerings while highlighting extensive efforts to keep visitors safe.
Six Senses takes No. 1 spot in LTI global ranking of best luxury hotel brands, followed by Aman and Auberge
The Six Senses hotel brand took the top spot for the first time in LTI –Luxury Travel Intelligence’s annual World’s Best Luxury Hotel Brands report for this year.
Rolls-Royce debuts new episodes of Inspiring Greatness interview series
British automaker Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has aired new episodes of its Inspiring Greatness interview series as part of its cultural giveback to society. In the first episode, a key question is asked: What does it mean to remember the future?
Postcard from the edge: An uneasy truce in Hong Kong
The city’s economy continues to decline, and people — expats, young native Hong Kong professionals, Chinese nationals — are leaving.
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The impact of travel restrictions on global economies
Just to put things into perspective: In 2000, only 10.5 million Chinese traveled abroad, but in 2017, there were 145 million cross-border trips taken by Chinese tourists. Nowadays, Chinese visitors represent 10 percent of all international tourists – and they are big spenders.