The United States still accounts for more than half of the online search for luxury hotels, but searches in countries such as China are rapidly increasing, according to a report by the Digital Luxury Group.
Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Bulgari turned to WSJ. magazine’s October issue to take the imprint’s affluent readership on an “incredible journey” of fashion and travel.
During the month of October, a bevy of luxury brands have taken up the cause of breast cancer awareness, but are these campaigns truly effective?
Department store chain Neiman Marcus is looking to provide unique experiences to its loyal consumers through its 2014 Christmas Book.
Hotel brands are trying to fill the awareness vacuum in China as many travelers consider international and domestic travel for the first time, according to a new report by L2.
British luxury home and lifestyle brand Wedgwood is beginning a worldwide tradition at Langham Hotels.
American Express’ private travel club Inspirato is helping employees of its rental homes in Los Cabos, Mexico, recover from the impact of Hurricane Odile.
Global hotel brands often have a reputation that differs markedly across countries, reflecting the challenges inherent in scaling service, according to a new survey by the Luxury Institute.
Tiffany & Co. was among the luxury brands to help Departures fete its 25th anniversary issue with an inside front cover takeover across the edition’s five separate covers.
The Ritz-Carlton is touting its wedding credentials in the first Chinese edition of The Ritz-Carlton Weddings magazine.
