The historic Kyoto landmark will reopen as a 55-room boutique hotel under Japan’s leading luxury brand.

As travelers increasingly build itineraries around dining, top hotels are meeting them at the table.

Reimagined legacy camps will offer low-impact luxury in one of Africa’s most exclusive wildlife regions.

Starting in 2026, ANA will introduce its next-gen business class seat, featuring privacy doors, reimagined comfort, and a living room-inspired layout.

Side-by-side in St. Thomas, three cruise ships claim the “luxury” title—but only one earns it.

The final phase of the resort’s sweeping multi-year renovation brings new dining, revitalized guestrooms, and restored historic grandeur.

The vessel will be the largest sailing yacht in the world when it debuts in 2026.

The fist-ever luxury ship on the Magdalena River began sailing in April of this year.

Seabourn is giving its culinary program a refresh with new dinner menus, enhanced local sourcing, and more.

The reimagined Delfin I sets sail with a fresh look, a deeper mission, and a renewed commitment to sustainable, locally rooted luxury in the Amazon.