Nobu Is Turning Portugal’s Eastern Algarve Into Its Next Luxury Resort Hotspot
Nobu will open a new luxury hotel, restaurant, villas and branded residences at Monte Rei in Portugal’s Eastern Algarve in 2029.
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Uniworld Is Adding Three New River Ships in 2028 as Luxury Cruise Demand Surges
Uniworld Boutique River Cruises will add three new ships in 2028, expanding on the Danube, Rhine and Mekong as luxury river cruising grows.
Kempinski Palace Cairo Is Getting a Luxury Makeover as Royal Maxim Name Disappears
Royal Maxim Palace Kempinski has been renamed Kempinski Palace Cairo ahead of a major renovation planned for the second half of 2026.
Hotel Brands Are Quietly Creating a $40,000 Cruise Category
Global Travel Collection data shows hotel-branded voyages now account for 5% of future cruise bookings, with average trips priced at $40,000.
SFO Wants a Private Luxury Terminal for Commercial Flyers
San Francisco International Airport is seeking proposals for a private luxury terminal that would let commercial passengers use private TSA screening and car transfers to aircraft.
Mercedes-Maybach’s 155-Meter Superyacht Will Be a Private Club at Sea
Mercedes-Maybach’s Beyond Horizons superyacht will anchor the Maybach Ocean Club, a private members’ concept blending ultra-luxury travel, design and shared ownership.
Sandals Bets $200 Million on a Bigger Jamaica Comeback
Sandals Resorts is investing $200 million to reimagine three Jamaica properties, adding new rooms, dining concepts and guest experiences after Hurricane Melissa.
London’s Admiralty Arch Is Becoming a Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Waldorf Astoria London - Admiralty Arch has opened reservations, turning one of the capital’s most recognizable landmarks into a luxury hotel.