Superstar hairstylist Julien Farel has teamed up with Loews Regency Hotel to offer travelers access to high-quality products and amenities. When the iconic Manhattan hotel reopened after 12 months and $100 million spent towards renovating, it began stocking all of the 379 rooms with a number of premium Julien Farel products.... Read More
The stylish Jardim Oceanico district of Rio de Janeiro will soon have a new luxury property in its midst with plans for a Trump Hotel to open on its grounds in 2016, just in time for the Summer Olympics. Having worked with LHS Barra S.A. and Polaris Brazil to get the development underway because of their expertise on the surrounding area and hospitality, the property is expected to go beyond the normal scope of luxury hotels. ... Read More
With all the exciting events taking place in London over the last few years, it’s no surprise they’re seeing record-breaking tourist numbers. From the 2012 Olympic Games to Andy Murray's Wimbledon win to the birth of Prince George, interest in this already popular capital city just continues to rise, with 4.9 million visitors between July and September 2013 alone, according to figures recently released by the Office for National Statistics.... Read More
According to The New York Times article “52 Places to Go in 2014,” the top travel destination this year is Cape Town, South Africa. Though very much a draw, Nelson Mandela’s recent death, and legacy, isn’t the only reason to visit—stunning scenery, interesting museums, unique cuisine, exotic wildlife, and art galleries are among many of the memorable and exciting things to experience here. ... Read More
That one special day designated just for couples is quickly approaching. To get in the spirit, some of our favorite hotel brands in the hottest travel destinations—from Miami to New York, Southern California, Mexico and the Caribbean—have put together romantic experiences to make it truly unforgettable. Here are some Valentine’s Day packages that have everything couples need to feel the love this February:... Read More
It’s more than just a funny poem, it’s an Irish travel destination that will continue rising in popularity in 2014, according to the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation’s Chief Executive, Eamonn McKeon. After reviewing the numbers for 2013—seven million foreign visitors resulting in a six percent increase nationally—he is confident Limerick and the Midwest region will bring in even more vacationers in the new year.... Read More
Jet skiing across the bumpy waves, the spray from the Indian Ocean would’ve obscured my vision if it wasn’t for my sunglasses. Even if I were to fall off, it couldn’t wipe the wide, maniacal grin from my face. My companions and I were heading away from Constance Halaveli—a stunningly luxurious resort in the North Ari Atoll in the Maldives— towards a small deserted sand bank in the middle of the bluest ocean I’d ever laid eyes on.... Read More
Myanmar’s Ministry of Hotels and Tourism recently announced their 2013-14 goal of two million foreign tourists has nearly been met. As of December 25, 2013, 1.9 million visitors had entered the country and with four months remaining in the fiscal year, it is highly likely the target will be met. “The figure is high enough for the expectation to be reached. We are also making preparations to welcome three million visitors in the next fiscal year,” said Tint Tun Aung, a spokesman for the ministry.... Read More
Bali has been able to attract millions of tourists each year, with its unmatched natural beauty and relaxed island lifestyle. The Bali Tourism Agency recently set a projection for 2014 tourism based on national security, sanitation, traffic and services at 3.5 million, 10 percent more than was predicted for 2013.... Read More
As the largest and most populated city in Canada, Toronto is a bustling financial and entertainment destination in Ontario. From the famous CN Tower to exciting amusement parks, scenic cobblestone beaches, world-class shopping and museums, there’s something for every traveler in this Canadian capital.... Read More
The opening of Harbor View Hotel in 1891 was a major turning point for Martha's Vineyard. This island, five miles off the Massachusetts coast, was definitively transforming from whaling port to idyllic vacation destination. Today, the Vineyard’s 122-year old Victorian “Grand Dame” is a coveted member of Historic Hotels of America featuring three distinct, yet closely clustered lodging options.... Read More
