Two Ritz-Carlton’s in Japan have teamed up to give tourists a once in a lifetime Japan vacation. The Ritz-Carlton’s in Kyoto and Tokyo have created an intinerary that includes two nights in both hotels allowing you to explore the two major cities with plenty of hisotircal sites and excursions to do during the day.
Click here to read the full article by Rebekah Bell on RobbReport.
Singapore has 15 million tourists visit every year and there are many places to visit there. Singapore is growing it’s luxury industry too, you can stay in the grand Maraian Bay Sands Hotel and eat at Waku Ghin which is the 9th best returant in the world. There is also a ton of fahion boutiques and history to explore there.
Click here to read the full story by Lisa Robinson on LiveShareTravel.
You and your family deserve a special vacation, to a special place. How about sun, sand, blue skies and invigorating ocean breezes?
The Sunshine State of Florida comes instantly to mind, so why put it off? Make your vacation extra special by booking a private jet to Miami.
First things first: How much is a private jet to Miami going to cost?
That depends, of course, on the distance involved along with the size of aircraft.
The jet charter company will put a pricing package together when you provide a bit of information:
Several perks will be bundled into the pricing for your trip on a private jet to Miami.
One of these will likely be limousine transportation. In-flight dining and entertainment options are always available.
You should keep in mind, however, that the costs associated with your flight will also include certain taxes and current jet fuel pricing.
Private jets are held to the same high safety standards as their commercial brethren.
Private jet fleets are generally younger than commercial fleets and jet charter companies often employ higher maintenance standards.
You would do well to choose a charter operator that is approved by third-party aviation safety auditors, such as Wyvern Consulting, Ltd.
Taking a special vacation using a private jet to Miami may not be something you can do every year, and you may wonder if flying commercial would do just as well.
In terms of convenience, privacy and comfort, however, there is no comparison. And when you crunch the numbers, you might find that the cost involved with a private charter compares quite favorably with a first-class commercial flight.
Have you seen completely unfeasible hotel concepts that you would love to actually be able to stay in one day? Well here are 9 outrageous hotels that are actually in the making right now.
Click here to read the full story by Mark Johanson on CNN.
In the video above is a time-lapse new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner being constructed for British Airways. With new technology this plane will be able to fly nonstop from Los Angeles,CA to Melbourne, Australia.
Click here to read the full article on CNN Money.
The greatest brands in luxury travel gathered at the Shanghai International Luxury Travel Market. If money is not a question here are the top experiences you need to visit.
Click here to read the full article by Chris Dwyer on CNN.
Many luxury travelers visit Ireland several times because of the massive castles and beautiful ladscapes in the country, but Lisa Mandell has created a whole new tour for people who have seen enough castles. It is called The Retreat and takes guests to fine dining, hotels and museums.
Click here to read the full aricle by Donald Leibenson on Millionare Corner.
When you try to plan trips to national parks over summer vacation you may get stuck in horrendous traffic and large crowds. Here are 5 National Parks to visit this fall that are perfect for sitting around a campfire with your kids.
Click here to read the full story by Amy Whitley on US News.
Luxury Travelers often search for hotels that are affluent but also a little off the beaten path. These 5 apps can help you create a luxurious and personalized vacation.
Click here to read the full article by Dan Peltier on Skift.
The International Dark-Sky Association has certified Sossusvlei as a Dark-Sky Reserve. Light pollution does not exist in this desert where few animals live and people come to stay just for the starry nights.
You can arrive in Sossusvlei by a small plane and a gravel airstrip or take a 6 hour car ride from Windhoek.
The dessert lodge has a dining patio with telescopes to look at the stars up close. The hotel pathways are lit with red energy saving night-vision bulbs to produce as little light pollution as possible,.
Once you get into bed there are skylights above you so you can sleep under the stars too.
Click here to read the full story by Griffin Shea on CNN.
