Mandarin Oriental, the international luxury hotel chain, is gearing up to reopen more properties as destinations around the world start to lift COVID-19 restrictions.
The line is celebrating this milestone at a time when cruise lines worldwide grapple with a global pandemic, but for Cunard making it through periods of uncertainty is nothing new.
TMR and MMGY Myriad's first Travel Advisor COVID-19 Sentiment Barometer is now live.
Advisors who complete the course can qualify for Uniworld River Cruise Specialist benefits, including discounted rates up to 60%.
Cunard, as it has with all canceled sailing during this time, will be offering those on impacted voyages a 125% future cruise credit.
The luxury cruise line will roll commission tiers from 2020 over to 2021 to give advisors “a certain level of reassurance” and to show support.
Torunn Tronsvang, CEO and Founder of Up Norway, discuss why sustainable luxury travel will be in high demand.
“People are clearly concerned about COVID-19 when traveling. But they are also reassured by the practical measures being introduced by governments and the industry under the take-off guidance developed by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). This tells us that we are on the right track to restoring confidence in travel. But it will take time.”
Alexandre de Juniac
IATA
1. Hotel Amparo, San Miguel de Allende
2. The St. Regis Mexico City
3. Hotel Matilda, San Miguel de Allende
4. Rosewood San Miguel de Allende
5. Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City
Source: Travel and Leisure
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