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4 New Hotel Brands Turn the Focus on Wellbeing
A handful of newcomers make their mark on a changing industry
Words by: Alissa Ponchione + Will Speros • Photos by Jeremy Goguillon + James Turrell
In addition to restored Aistreams, Yonder Escalante features prefab cabin-like units
In addition to restored Aistreams, Yonder Escalante features prefab cabin-like units
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A handful of newcomers make their mark on a changing industry
Words by: Alissa Ponchione + Will Speros • Photos by Jeremy Goguillon + James Turrell
In addition to restored Aistreams, Yonder Escalante features prefab cabin-like units
As hospitality shifts its focus to a more accessible, affordable, and meaningful approach, brands are popping up with inclusivity and wellbeing as core philosophies. Here are four brands that are responding to the desire of travelers who want to both feel and do good.
/ Posted on 1 June, 2021 17:00
Asia-Pacific s growing High Net Worth population and their strong travel intentions are attracting an even bigger and more diverse community of luxury travel suppliers and trade buyers to ILTM Asia Pacific, reveals Alison Gilmore, director, ILTM Portfolio of Events.
ILTM Asia Pacific will take place online again this year. How will this work?
We are very much looking forward to it. While we would prefer to be in Singapore with a live event, it’s still not the right time to do this, especially with such a big international audience in attendance. So, for the event happening from July 20 to 22, we have created a framework consistent with the virtual editions delivered by ILTM during 2020, and will provide a sophisticated platform from which luxury travel brands can access the top luxury travel agents representing the highest net worth of clients across the Asia-Pacific region.
What these luxury hotels opening in 2021 will cost you
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Despite the devastating impact the pandemic caused on the travel industry, top hotel brands are continuing their efforts to launch high-end attractions.
The aim is to lure travellers with their idyllic settings, bespoke experiences and mouth-watering food offerings.
Here are some of the hot new luxury hotel openings expected in 2021:
Old school revamp
The Carlton Tower Jumeirah is among the most anticipated reopenings of 2021. The property, which closed in 2019 for refurbishment, has embarked on a £100 million (about R1.9 billion) project that will see the London property downside their rooms, from 216 to 186, to create added space for guests.