Luxury News

Travel companies need to attract the younger generation of travellers, as they will comprise 80% of luxury travellers in six years.

Luxury travel is being taken over by the young and richBy 2030, 80% of luxury travellers will be the Millennials, Gen Zs and Gen Alphas.

Over 70% of affluent travellers surveyed across six countries in Asia prefer to travel with family or friends.

How luxury travel is changing in AsiaMarriott reveals affluent travellers in Asia are spending more, focusing on culinary experiences, and prioritising...

Iconic Louis Vuitton monogrammed trunk facade now adorns Paris building amid luxury hotel renovation rumours.

Is Louis Vuitton really opening a hotel in Paris?There is speculation that if Louis Vuitton does open a hotel, it will be exclusively available to VIPs.

Industry experts say it is important for luxury brands to establish common values and authentic experiences.

Luxury isn’t all about celebrity chefsFor luxury hotels, local art, music and cuisine are key to standing out in a crowd.

Goodnight Island awaits a new owner.

Want to own your private island Down Under?Check out Pumpkin, Ram and Goodnight Islands.

The future of water transport has docked in DubaiDubai welcomes THE ICON, a sustainable yacht offering luxury experiences with zero emissions.

Within a convenient 30-minute drive from Phuket International Airport, Garrya Residences present a comprehensive lifestyle, including fine dining, spas, golf, education, and social activities.

Fancy a luxury holiday home in Phuket that feels like a resort?Garrya Residences, located within Laguna Phuket, offers beachfront living with access to luxury hotel amenities.

Palazzo Versace Macau debuts at Grand Lisboa Palace with a star-studded gala.

Palazzo Versace Macau opens among the starsThe first Palazzo Versace in Asia features opulent suites, Italian dining, and Versace décor.

Trunks, tarts and a famous Indian chef for LV’s Bangkok store.

What to expect at Louis Vuitton’s Bangkok storeLV the Place Bangkok occupies two floors of the downtown retail complex Gaysorn Amarin, integrating retail, dining and culture.

The Peranakan Afternoon Tea is crafted by Candlenut chef-owner Malcolm Lee.

Taittinger for tea? Call the Four SeasonsThe Peranakan Afternoon Tea is back at Four Seasons Hotel Singapore.