Luxury News

Azuma Farm Koiwai is about a two-hour ride on the Tohoku Shinkansen from Tokyo.

Aman founder reimagines luxury farm life in JapanAdrian Zecha brings mindful luxury to Azuma Farm Koiwai in Iwate.

Islamic Tourism Centre’s wellness guide can be adapted globally.

Malaysia rolls out world’s first spa guidelines for ‘modest travellers’Programme to be a masterclass in privacy, modesty and personal comfort.

Located on Navarino Island in Tierra del Fuego, the property will serve as a pre-cruise base for guests embarking on Silversea’s Antarctica Fly Cruise sailings.

First look at Silversea’s new hotel on the world’s edgeThe Cormorant at 55 South opens a new gateway to Antarctica from Chile.

Hoshinoya Nara Prison will open in June 2026.

Former prison becomes Japan’s new luxury resortFrom cell to suite, Hoshino Resorts transforms a historic jail into new luxury stay.

Mandarin Oriental Old Cataract, Aswan will open in July 2027.

Another luxury hotel group enters cruising: Mandarin OrientalThe brand launches a luxury Nile river cruise alongside new hotels in Egypt.

The new Paris–Amalfi Coast route joins Belmond’s curated collection of Italian itineraries for 2026.

Bellissimo Belmond: A new luxury journey awaitsItaly’s Amalfi Coast next stop for Venice Simplon-Orient-Express.

Canning Bar & Lounge, the vibrant living room of METT Singapore

A first look at Asia’s first METT hotelWhat happens when creators of beach clubs design a city hotel? Meet METT Singapore.

In his dual role, Steve Odell is steering Regent and Oceania toward a new era of personalised, high-value cruising.

One leader, two luxury brands, and Asia’s rising tide of opportunityWith a dual remit, Steve Odell is steering both Regent and Oceania Cruises on growth courses in Asia and beyond.

Preferred Hotels & Resorts' 2025 collection turns bucket lists into legacy moments.

The new luxury travel is all about collecting legacy momentsPreferred Hotels & Resorts unveils once-in-a-lifetime experiences redefining what it means to live like a legend.

Gen Z and millennials are making up half of all travellers in APAC, and they are not spending on watches, cars or fashion, but experiences.

It’s the end of pampering for luxury travelWiT Singapore: Why luxury travellers are paying more to feel less perfect and more alive.