Click here to read the full article by Mark Huber for Business Jet Traveler.


Click here to read the full article by Mark Huber for Business Jet Traveler.
Sometimes it can be nice to stay in a home instead of a luxury hotel when you’re looking for a place to vacation. Homes provide much more privacy and bring an extra sense of exclusivity. Here are 10 homes to stay in on your next luxury trip.
Click here to read the full article by Karla Cripps on CNN.
Most people know of Panama because of its canal that takes ships between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Recent luxury additions like the SoHo Panama Mall with an attached Ritz-Carlton Hotel. Reserve will also be opening a private island in 2018 that is 45 miles from Panama City. Panama also has South America’s first subway system to ease your travels in the city. The Tocumen International Airport is also receiving a brand new second terminal to prepare for the influx of travellers to these new high end destinations.
Click here to read the full article by Jennifer Kester on Forbes.
According to a study by AAA, 100.5 million people in Americans will be travelling more than 50 miles between December 23rd, 2015 and January 3rd, 2016. This is the highest prediction ever of how many people will be travelling this holiday season. More people than ever also travelled Thanksgiving weekend of this year. This may be because unemployment and gas prices are low.
Click here to read the full article by Mariah Tyler on Travel and Leisure.
If you’re looking for a private jet charter in Los Angeles, California, then there are numerous options you can explore. Many companies in the city offer private jet charter service. If you’d like to rent out a clean, spacious, comfortable and safe jet that can take you to your desired destination with ease and convenience, you should carefully investigate all of the choices that are available to you. First and foremost, you should make sure that the jet charter companies you explore travel to your specific desired destination or destinations, whether New York City, Vancouver, Houston, Washington D.C. or anywhere else. If you’re looking for a jet charter company that can take you abroad, you should be sure to look into your choices there, as well. While some companies specialize exclusively in domestic trips, others regularly travel to many international destinations.
If you want to have a satisfying and smooth jet charter rental experience, you should make sure you know exactly what you want before making arrangements with any company. A jet charter company representative may ask you some very specific questions regarding your travel requirements and preferences. He or she may inquire about your necessary aircraft size and your favored aircraft speed. It may even help for you to tell the company representative the general age of your ideal jet. The more information you provide, the easier it should be for the agency to find an appropriate jet for you to rent.
For optimal convenience, you should look for a company that offers round-the-clock support seven days a week. Many businesses that specialize in jet charters do, and you can call them at any hour to receive pricing details. If you’re patient and take your time, renting a private jet in Los Angeles should be a relatively smooth, simple and straightforward task. Aircraft companies cater to travelers with all kinds of budgets while providing the perfect combination of practicality and luxury.
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At a premier luxury show, Claire Bennett, the VP of American Express discussed a recent survey conducted by AmEx about high-touch service and how people use technology to book their travel accommodations.
Surprisingly,”while the survey revealed that 90% of millennials use their desktop to book travel, they start their search using a mobile device.”
35% of Millennials also said they would travel more if personalized service was available.
Since technology as become such a big part of our daily lives people are looking for that human, personalized touch while away.
During the Paris terrorist attacks, AmEx contacted it’s customers that were in the area to see if they were ok and if AmEx could help them in anyway.
Those kind of gestures are going to mean everything to customers in the future, especially travelers who may be on their own and in a foreign country.
Click here to read the full article by Jeri Clausing on Travel Weekly.
Every year there are new up-and-coming vacation destinations in the U.S. You should take your next vacation at one of these cities before they become overrun with tourists. Some places are already well known and some aren’t even on the map for vacationing but Tripadvisor predicts twill take off in 2016.
Click here to read the full article by Suzy Strutner on Huffington Post.
Phil Keoghan is know as the host of the popular travel reality show, The Amazing Race, where contestants race around the world to various countries. Keoghan started traveling at the young age of 3 for his father’s job. in 2014 he travelled 470,000 miles and has been to 0ver 100 countries in his life. These are his top 10 destinations to visit.
Click here to read the full article by Melonyce McAfee on CNN.
Many people look to celebrate New Year’s Eve in style to kick off the new year right. Are you looking for the perfect luxury place to ring in 2016? Here are the top 9 luxury hotels to stay in when the clock strikes midnight.
Click here to read the full article by Cailey Rizzo on Mashable.
Luxury hotels previously looked down on families with children staying there. Now luxury hotels are embracing family travel and creating activities exclusively for children. The Badrutt’s Palace Hotel even hired a temporary manager that was 8 years old to help incorporate amenities for children like games, food, down to the height of childrens mirrors. Now other hotels in London, Cannes, the Alps, and Rome are making adjustments for children.
Click here to read the full article by Felicity Long on Travel Weekly.