Posts Tagged ‘luxury travel’
The Future of Luxury Travel
Flight comparison site Skyscanner has published its Future of Travel report, predicting what trends may come about in the industry over the next decade. From the potential for digital interactive hotel services to underwater hotels, Skyscanner expects that the standards for hotel stays will change quite drastically. The report also discusses both local and “extreme”…
Read MoreMust-See Libraries Around the World
When planning your next vacation, visiting a library to check out a book may not be on the top of your list. These exquisite libraries are some of the most well-known and beautiful in the world — drawing tourists, students, and locals alike to their striking facilities. Although it may not be the typical idea…
Read MoreBest Places To Take In the Fall Foliage
With the fall quickly approaching, many individuals like to plan their trips that will provide stunning views of fall foliage and take advantage of the crisper weather. One great option may be taking scenic train rides, be it through the forests of the Northeast or through California’s Napa Valley wine country. Many parts of North…
Read MoreDemand for Private Jet Charter Rises in 2014
The private jet charter industry saw a rise in demand in the first half of this year, representing a significant recovery for the luxury travel sector. JetCharters.com has reported “an increase of 61 percent in visitors and trip requests through its Web site during the first and second quarters,” and the FAA shows a 20%…
Read MoreDestination: Victoria
Thinking about heading up north to Canada? In British Columbia, Vancouver is often the most popular city to visit, but venture to its nearby cousin of Victoria for many attractions and lots to do – without as many crowds. Check out these attractions on your trip to Victoria! British Columbia Parliament Buildings Abkhazi Gardens Royal…
Read MoreFamily Destinations Across Europe
When it comes to taking the family to Europe, keeping things manageable and interesting can be a challenge when you are trying to cater to everyone’s desires and opinions. Many of the mainstream tourist attractions and capitals will be central to your vacation plans, but if you’re looking for a few spots off the beaten…
Read More3 Great Labor Day Vacation Ideas
If you were unable to take a summer vacation, Labor Day weekend is your last chance to get away. There are many places that you can go. You can go someplace historic, outdoorsy or to a big party. Three Labor Day vacation ideas are to go to Washington DC, Great Falls, Montana or Las Vegas,…
Read MoreMaking Your Plane Ride More Comfortable
Traveling for long periods of time (or even short ones!) may not always be the most comfortable. While traveling private will certainly clear up the discomfort, here are a few other tips to help you feel more pleasant during your travels. Wear loose fitting clothing Stick with slip-on shoes Stow everything in the overhead bins…
Read MoreTravel Tips for the Savvy Traveler
When preparing for a trip or traveling abroad, check out these tips to help you along the way! Take an extra credit card with you Use a no-fee bank card when you go abroad Visit tourism office when you arrive and heed their advice Make copies of your passport and documents, in case you lose…
Read MoreAnthony Bourdain Provides Luxury Travel Tips
Anthony Bourdain, well-known American chef, author, and TV personality, is on the road 200+ days out of the year, making him a seasoned veteran within the travel industry. In a recent interview with Esquire, Bourdain explained his favorite travel tips, from his outlook on “no reservations” travel to more unexpected ideas. He explains that checking…
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